NOVEL, TROPHY FOR PONY CLUB RIDERS.—The “Scandal Trophy,” presented by Mrs D. M. Crowther, secretary of the Christchurch Pony Club. The trophy is being competed for at the Royal Show for the first time. Named after the champion cob, Scandal, which was bred and owned by Mrs Crowther’s father, the late Mr George Maginness, the trophy will be awarded to the best junior rider in a dressage competition. The trophy was carved by the young Christchurch sculptor, Mr Charles Milne.
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26265, 9 November 1950, Page 3
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80NOVEL, TROPHY FOR PONY CLUB RIDERS.—The “Scandal Trophy,” presented by Mrs D. M. Crowther, secretary of the Christchurch Pony Club. The trophy is being competed for at the Royal Show for the first time. Named after the champion cob, Scandal, which was bred and owned by Mrs Crowther’s father, the late Mr George Maginness, the trophy will be awarded to the best junior rider in a dressage competition. The trophy was carved by the young Christchurch sculptor, Mr Charles Milne. Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26265, 9 November 1950, Page 3
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