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APPLETON-LE-MOORS

Christ Church - The church received many people for coffee and scones on Saturday morning to mark the 150th anniversary of the dedication of Christ Church. There was live music on the lawn and demonstrations of spinning. The new vicar, the Rt Rev Harold William Godfrey met and greeted visitors. In the evening, 150 people were in the church to heae Jamie Walton’s cello recital Bach by Candlelight. The following morning about 120 people were in church for a service led by the Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, to celebrate its 150th anniversary. The church and the village hall were built by Mary Shepherd, widow of Joseph Shepherd, who was born in Appleton-le-Moors, went to sea, and became a shipowner. In the congregation on Sunday were descendants of the Shepherd family and several people who had been at the church’s 100th anniversary. Members of the church community provided a presentation of the church past and present.

Book club - The July meeting of the Book Club was held in the Reading Room to discuss At Hawthorn Time by Melissa Harrison. The book was chosen by Sue Hush.

BROMPTON-BY-SAWDON

Show time - Brompton and District Gardening Club’s annual show is due to be held on Saturday, August 14 at Sawdon Village Hall. Schedules are available to anyone wishing to enter and any further details are available from the show secretary, Sandra Harrison.

Community lunch - The latest Village Ventures community lunch was prepared and served last Wednesday by Jackie Gray’s catering team. There will be no lunch in August. The next lunch will be on Wednesday, September 21.

Church - As this Sunday is a fifth Sunday in the month there will be one service for the whole benefice. This time it is at St Helens Church, Wykeham, starting at 10.30am.

Dog show - The fun dog show at the garden fete on Sunday, August 7 will start at 2.30pm. Classes include dog with the best trick, best child handler, dog most like its owner (fancy dress optional) and dog judge would most like to take home. The cost per class is £1.50 with winners going through to a championship. Prizes have been donated by Glaves’ butchers. The gates of the Manor House on Brompton Butts open for the fete at 2pm. The final event is the duck race at 3.30pm.

HELMSLEY

Walk and tea – A circular walk of two miles, with tea, is to start at 3.30pm from the Methodist Chapel, Ashdale Road, on Sunday, August 21. The cost is £7 and includes a ham salad tea and dessert at the Methodist Church. If you don’t wish to walk, teas will still be available in the Chapel School Room from 4.30pm. Children are welcome on the walk but must be accompanied by an adult. Dogs are also welcome but must be kept on a short lead at all times. Places should be booked before Sunday, August 14, by phoning either Betty on 01439 770590 or Margaret on 01439 770607.

HOVINGHAM

Roof appeal - Three open gardens and coffee mornings were held on the Saturdays of June 18 and 25 and July 9 and raised £602 for the church roof appeal. Thanks are due to the Hobkinsons and Carolyn Leech of Hovingham and the Rowes of Corton for letting everyone enjoy their gardens. The roof appeal has so far raised £19,000 with a target of £25,000. The next fund-raising event is a car boot sale in the village on the Bank Holiday Monday, August 29 when the church will be running a cafe and have a stall selling paperback books.

KIRKBYMOORSIDE

Camera Club - An outdoor photo shoot took place for members of the Kirkbymoorside and District Camera Club on Thursday, July 21 at Howsham Mill, where canoeists were slalom training in the white waters of the weir. The next meeting of the club at the Moorside Bar and Club in Shaw Drive is the judging of the annual creative competition on Thursday, August 4.

Manor Close - A domino drive will be held at the centre today (Wednesday) at 7.30pm.

Bridge club - Mary Mortenson and Chris Baxter won North/South with 60.7 per cent at the meeting on Thursday, July 19. Second were Clarissa Napier and Christine Brett with 60.3 per cent. At East/West, Ann Scott and Frank Bailey won with 65.9 per cent followed by Enid Watson and Tim Johnson with 56.5 per cent.

Family fun - The recent treasure hunt and afternoon tea organised by the Friends of Sarah-Louise Ashworth School of Dance raised more than £550. Thirty-seven teams took part in the treasure hunt around the town. The Prize Winners won, scoring 71 out of 80. Second were Oliphant with 70 and third were The Marshmallows with 69. More than 100 afternoon teas were served at the Moorside Bar and Club. The organisers wish to thank everyone who supported the event.

Horticultural Show - Schedules for Kirkbymoorside Horticultural Society’s open show, to be held in the Memorial Hall on Saturday, September 24 are available. There are 127 classes ranging from flowers, vegetables, children’s classes, homecraft , handicraft and photography. Anyone wanting a schedule should phone the secretary, Jill Hugill, 01751 431670 or email Maureen Rolph at maureenrolphnews@talktalk.net Coffee morning - The NSF Health Sciences will hold its annual charity coffee morning at Georgian House, West End, on Saturday between 10am and 1pm. It will include crafts, books, face painting and a raffle to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer support. If you would like to help or book a table for £5 phone the client liaison team on 01751 432999 or email pharmamail@nsf.org

MALTON

Flower club - Janine Gray gave a demonstration to members of Malton and District Flower Club entitled Shop Full of Summer. Before taking up demonstrating she had been a florist for 38 years, both at home and on the continent. This was displayed in her presentation which produced arrangements bursting with a range of colours and varying shapes, both original and more traditional. The next meeting is the annual general meeting starting at 1pm on Tuesday, September 20. It will be followed by a demonstration by Carys Harrison called Have Passport will Travel. Club membership inquiries can be made to Maggie Tate-Smith 01653 698741.

OSGODBY

Historical aircraft - After the June break for a social lunch at the Mayfield Hotel, Seamer, Scarborough Historical Aircraft Club members resumed their meetings at the community centre with the showing of a film about the Dam Busters. This was a factual film which gave detailed information about this famous raid conducted by the RAF and it avoided some of the inaccuracies of the famous Dam Busters film. Members also dipped enthusiastically into an aircraft-themed book sale with one or two quite rare volumes on offer. The club's next meeting will be on Tuesday, August 9, at 7.30 pm when Flt Lt (retired) Erik Manning will give a presentation about a famous airman, Geoff Booth. For further information about the club, phone chairman Malcolm Smith on 01723 583177.

Bingo - A bingo evening was run at the community centre with Moira Audsley and Janet McNamara as callers and cashiers. Margaret Rogers was the checker. Refreshments were provided by Irene Barnett and Anita Wilkinson. The raffle was run by Mrs McNamara and the flier was run by Joan Davis.

Ladies Club - Members were welcomed to the community centre by Moira Audsley for their annual general meeting and a faith supper. Mrs Audsley announced that they had raised £900 by various events during the past year for their chosen charity, Ovarian Cancer Action. All committee members agreed to continue in their offices. They are - chairman, Moira Audsley; treasurer, Gill Sowman; organising committee, Mary Weller, Anne Lever, Moira Draper and Barbara Smith; raffle committee, Lesley Metcalfe, Karan Rogers, Mary Weller and Judy Lawrence. The hostess rota for the forthcoming year was also completed and members were asked to take their turn at running the monthly Coffee, Chat and Charity mornings. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, September 7 at 7.30pm in the community centre Coffee, Chat and Charity- At total of £25 was raised for Ovarian Cancer Action at the July coffee morning run by the Ladies Club at the community centre. There will be no meeting in August. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, September 14, at 10.30am.

PICKERING

Domino league - Officers elected at last week’s Pickering Domino League annual general meeting at the Conservative Club, were as follows: President: J R S Robertson, president; D Cowton, chairman; Miss G Smith, secretary/treasurer; Mrs G Clements, H Reveley, Mrs P Locker, D Ward, A Ridley, Mrs A Ellis, G Wheldon, J Jackson, Mrs J Sleightholme and P Leonard, committee members.

Farmers’ market – The monthly farmers’ market will be held in the Market Place on Thursday, August 4 from 8.30am.

PEEMS - There will be a meeting of the Pickering Experimental Engineering and Model Society held at the WRVS Hungate Centre, on Wednesday, August 3 at 7pm.

Kirk Theatre – The Kirk Theatre is inviting people to sponsor a seat to help improvements at the theatre. It costs £25 for five years to sponsor a seat. Pickering Musical Society will present Sentimental Journey at the theatre from Wednesday, October 12 to Sunday, October 16 as its War Week production. Adam Collier is to present a Night of Yorkshire Dialect on Monday at 7.30pm and there will be a Roy Orbison tribute on Saturday, August 27. Both start at 7.30pm and tickets are available from the box office, 01751 474833 which is open on Tuesdays from 11am to 1pm. Anyone wanting to sponsor a seat should get in touch with the box office or any officer of Pickering Musical Society.

Flower club - Pickering and District Flower Club will meet today (Wednesday) at the WRVS Hungate Centre at 7.30pm for a demonstration evening entitled, My Favourite Bit of Yorkshire.

Weekly draw - Last week’s main prize of £225 in the Pickering Town FC Weekly Draw was won by Gordon Neal with the numbers 5, 18 and 28. This week’s draw will be for £75. To join the draw costs £1 per entry per week. For further information call at Dunning Butchers, Bridge Street, or get in touch with any Pickering Town FC committee member.

Jazz - The fourth Annual Ryedale Jazz Festival continues until Saturday. Tom Culbert’s Quayside Hot Stampers will be playing tonight (Wednesday), tomorrow (Thursday) the seven-piece Funky Butt Hall Jazzmen will be in action and on Friday Martin Bennett’s Old Green River Band will be performing. The week concludes on Saturday with The Vieux Carre Jazzman. All performances start at 7.30pm in the Memorial Hall. Individual tickets cost £11 each, phone 01759 371583 for further information.

Fleamarket – The town’s fleamarket is open every Monday and Tuesday in the Liberal Club, Smiddy Hill, from 10am to 4pm until after the War Weekend in October.

Domino drive – There will be a domino drive organised by the cricket club in the Recreation Club, Mill Lane, tomorrow (Thursday) at 7.30pm.

Ryedale Shopper – Next month’s programme of journeys are Wednesday, August 10 to Northallerton, price £6, and Thursday, August 25 to Monks Cross, York, price £5. On Thursday, September 8 there will be a trip to Beverley ( £6), and one to Scarborough (£5) on Thursday, September 22, To reserve a place, or for further information, phone 01653 699059 or 01653 698888. The pick-up points and times are as follows - Thornton-le-Dale (Roxby Road junction with the A170) 9.15am, Eastgate/Hawthorne Lane 9.25am, Eastgate car park 9.30am, Ingsgarth 9.33am, Westgate/Manor Drive 9.35am, Middleton Road/Northway 9.40am.

RIEVAULX

Open air service - An open air service is being held in a field adjacent to Rievaulx Abbey ruins on Sunday, August 7, at 3pm. Vehicular access to the field is through the main abbey car park and directions to the field will be given from the main road. Harry Hutchinson, a farmer from Kirkby Stephen, is the guest preacher. There will be musical items by the Worship Group from Slingsby Methodist Church. The organisers invite people to bring a seat so that they can sit out of their vehicle during the service. After the service there will be tea in the village hall. The evening worship in Rievaulx Chapel on the same day at will be at 6.30pm. It will be led by Mr Hutchinson with musical items by Slingsby Worship Group.

RILLINGTON

Summer raffle - The Friends of Rillington School’s annual summer raffle was drawn at the school’s open evening on Tuesday, July 12 and made a profit of £332. The organisers wish to thank everyone who supported the event, particularly the prize donors – North York Moors Railway, Castle Howard, The Old Lodge (Malton), Eden Camp, Scampston Hall, Sledmere House, El Gringos, Palace Cinema, Creepy Crawlies (York), Morrisons, Dalby Forest, Flamingoland, Transpennine Express, the National Trust and Ham and Cheese (Scagglethorpe).

Ladies Guild - Sixteen members were present at the July meeting of Rillington and District Ladies Guild held in Woodlands Community Centre. Gillian De-Jong, President, introduced Ken Humphreys who gave a talk, accompanied by music, entitled It Will Never Make Musical. He was thanked by Elizabeth Saint. Judy Duke sold tickets for the raffle. The evening’s hostesses were Janet Clarkson and Louise Tindall. Malcolm Smith will speak about his experiences as a JP at the August meeting.

Prize time - Marjorie Grice presented the prizes to the winners of the domino drive at the Over Sixty's Club meeting held in the village hall. V Warters presented the prizes at a progressive whist drive held in Woodlands Community Centre. A raffle was held at both events. A total of £100 raised at the weekly whist drives has been donated to the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.

Quiz - Mike Williams will be hosting a general knowledge quiz with cash prizes in the Fleece Inn on Friday at 9pm. Admission £2 includes a hot supper. Dave and singer Julia will be performing a mix of classic and modern hits at the pub from 9.30pm on Saturday.

Café - The Buckrose Community Café will be open from 10am to 11.30 am in the church rooms during August. Please note the later opening.

SEAMER

Methodists - The service on Sunday was taken by Christine Fenwick and Jean Brown. The vestry steward was Bert Blower, Doreen Lawson was the organist and the welcomer was Margaret Harris. The collection was taken by Margaret Neave. Eileen Burn gave the bible reading from Colossians. Christine’s sermon was based on the bible reading which says God has clothed us in compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. The service next week at 10.30am has been arranged by members of the church. Hackness Ladies Choir will be performing at the chapel on Saturday at 7.30pm. Entry is £6 and includes refreshments St Martin's Church - The vicar, the Rev Andrew Moreland, presided and preached at the 9.30am service of Holy Communion. His sermon taken from the gospel reading of Jesus giving his disciples the words of what we now know as the Lord’s Prayer. Jean Donovan led the prayers and assisted with the distribution of communion. Edna Burton accompanied the hymns on the piano, Jim and Marion Baird were sidespersons, and Doreen Livesey and Elizabeth Chapman served refreshments. Rev Moreland also presided and preached at the 11am modern communion service. Elizabeth Moreland led the intercessions, Jean Fiedler read and Jeff Fiedler assisted with the chalice. Steve Raettig (keyboard) led the sung worship with John Taylor (drums). Jenny Bland and Jean Donovan ran the Sunday Club. Jeff Fiedler was the sidesperson and Elizabeth Bradley served refreshments after the service.

SHERBURN

St Hilda’s Church – The Rev Joe Kinsella officiated at the Holy Communion service, assisted at the chalice by Barbara Grice, who also acted as sidesperson with Betty Flinton. Tony Mok read the lesson and coffee was served at the end of the service by Jean Usher and Gill Thorpe. At the close of the service Rev Kinsella presented a floral arrangement and gardening vouchers to Tony and Lydia Mok, who are leaving the village, to thank them for all their hard work and support. The next service at St Hilda’s will be Morning Worship on Sunday, August 14 at 10.30am led by Barbara Grice.

Letters draw - The letters drawn on Saturday in the Sherburn FC draw were L Y V. As there was no winner, next week’s prize fund is £300.

Music night – The band Chimashu will be playing from 9pm on Saturday at the east Riding pub.

Village show - The sixth Sherburn Village Show will be held in the village hall on Sunday, August 14 from 2pm to 3.30pm. There will be refreshments and a raffle will be held to raise money for the village Christmas tree. From 4pm onwards there will be a barbecue at the East Riding pub courtesy of Caroline and John Cooper. Show schedules are available in the village shops, pub and the surgery reception.

Car boot - The village hall committee will be holding its annual fund-raising car boot sale on the playing fields in West Garth from 1pm to 4pm on Bank Holiday Monday, August 29. Sellers have access to the site from 12.30pm. The cost is £3 for cars and £5 for vans. There will be refreshments and a tombola.

Garden party – Proceeds of a garden party to be held between 3pm and 5pm at Gamekeepers Cottage, Potter Brompton on Saturday are for Sherburn Methodist Church and Action for Children. It will include refreshments, cake stall, games and a prize every time tombola.

Afternoon tea - Instead of lunch this month, members of the Senior Citizen Lunch Club enjoyed afternoon tea in the garden of Chris and Sandra Cade’s home. After tea, poems by India and Kiara Heron and Janet Magee were read and birthday greetings sung to Gill and Kay, who is back with the club Kay after her recent surgery. Chris and Sandra were helped by Judith and Janet.

Methodists – Money from the Tuesday coffee mornings are being given to the work of the Air ambulance. The Rev Michael Wear, who was to conduct our worship on Sunday morning was ill and unable to attend. The worship team assisted by Kiara, India and Sklya conducted the service of prayer and praise in his absence. The congregation was welcomed to chapel by Christine Pickard. Ray Pickard was the offertory steward. Liz Aconley opened the worship and also told a story which explained how it is not outward signs but what comes from the heart that is the worship God desires. Kim Canterbury read the lesson from Ephesians. Music was by the men’s guitar group and Chris Cade on the organ. Prayers were led by Sandra Cade who also spoke a blessing at the close of worship. After the service refreshments were served in the hall. The Holy Communion service on Sunday at 10.30am will be led by the Rev Mary Jackman.

Open gardens - St Hilda’s Church and 11 gardens belonging to Mrs S Pollard, Mr and Mrs S Flinton, Mr and Mrs D Woodley, Mr and Mrs D Brown, Mr and Mrs T Webborn, Mr and Mrs D Taylor, Mrs M Bell, Mr and Mrs W Cundall, Mr and Mrs R Cundall, Mrs J Coombs and Mr J Cussons were open to the public. Programmes were sold at the village hall where refreshments, and a tombola were also available. Helpers included Mr and Mrs J Usher, Mr T Mok, Mrs M Walker, Mrs E Harrison, Mrs G Thorpe, Mrs P Dobson, Mrs F Cundall, Mrs P Foxton, Mrs B Flinton, Mrs A Holdsworth, Mrs W Foxton, Mrs S Mennell, Miss P Heath and Mrs B Grice. Proceeds amounting to £600 after expenses were divided between St Hilda’s Church and the North Yorkshire Air Ambulance Association.

SNAINTON

St Stephen’s Church - As part of the on-going fundraising for a new roof at the church there will be a Yorkshire Fun Day on Saturday, July 30 from 12.30pm to 4pm in the village hall. Yorkshire puddings will be served with a selection of toppings. There will also be Yorkshire tea and cake and fun games on the playing field, weather permitting. It is a joint fundraiser with Snainton Village Hall. Allerston Aloud entertained with Songs for a Summer Eve in the church on Friday, July 22, to raise funds for the roof appeal.

THORNTON-LE-DALE

Bridge club - The duplicate competition held on Monday, July18 was won by Barry Smith and Bob Wardell with 62 per cent. Second were Tim Johnson and Enid Watson with 60.3 per cent.

WOMBLETON

Domino drive - There will be domino drives in the village hall on Saturday and Wednesday, August 3, both starting at 7.30pm, to raise funds for the hall.

OBITUARY
Philip George Skelton - The funeral service for Philip George Skelton was held at St John the Baptist Church, Stamford Bridge, on Monday, July 18, followed by creation at York Crematorium. The service was conducted by the Reverend Maggy Ellison. The organist was Sheila Wright. Donations in lieu of flowers were for St Leonard’s Hospice and church funds. Philip, who was born on April 9, 1952, grew up at Rectory Farm, Low Catton. He attended Stamford Bridge Primary and completed his education at Fulford County Secondary School. Here he was good at football, tennis and chess. His uncle George taught him to play bowls and he played for Stamford Bridge. In his teenage and adult life he developed a keen interest in British history and spent a lot of holidays visiting stately homes and castles. Philip learned to cook from his mother, Freda, and loved to entertain to show off his cooking skills. Philip always enjoyed the company of friends, going for a drink and a meal. He loved horse racing and liked to watch football and was a great Liverpool supporter. He was very musical and played both six and 12-string guitars in acoustic bands. He became good friends with Chris Simpson whose band Magna Carta is very well known and a track from one of their CDs was played at the start of the service. Last September he became terminally ill and moved into Manor Court where he was supported by his family and friends. He spent his final weeks in St Leonard’s Hospice until he passed away peacefully on June 29. Phil used to write poetry and one was read by the vicar, another by Chris Simpson of Magna Carta. Phil could be described as a bit of a loner who liked to do his own thing and he lived life to the full. He had a gentle nature and would do anything to help anyone. Phil will be greatly missed by his family and many friends. Chief mourners were his cousins Angela and Leslie Crozier, Shirley and Joe Lancaster, Robert and Lorraine Skelton, Anita and Fred Wyatt, Malcolm Skelton, Graham Skelton and Pam, Ellen and Bruce Barham and special friends Mr and Mrs Chris Simpson of Magna Carta, Bryony and Dave Wright and Richard Pateman and family.

SHOW RESULTS
Saltersgate Show: Trophy winners - Mrs Garbutt Cup for most points in the Cookery Section: Paula Robson; SFH Trophy for most points for WI member: Paula Robson; Lyth Cup for most points in produce section: D Flower; SFH Trophy for best photograph: Dave Ward; SFH Trophy for mimimus show jumping: Bethany Thompson; PB Henry Cup for Novice SJ : Emily Harrison; SFH Trophy for SJ 55cm Ponies: Katie Mintoft; Chris Wilson Rack Shield SJ 55cm Horses: Alice Smith; GLE Estates Cup for Open Show Jumping : Britany Wheldon; SFH Trophy for Tack & Turnout 10yrs and under: Darren Smith; Pat Hall Trophy for Tack & Turnout 11yrs and over: Cath Richardson; SFH Shield for Handy Hunter Lead Rein: Ty Wheldon; Just Spot On Trophy for Handy Hunter 10yrs & under: Josh Vickery; Janet Bargh Trophy for Handy Hunter 16yrs & over: Charlotte Hutchinson; Fox & Rabbit Trophy for Novice Handy Hunter : Adele Pickup; Garbutt/Coope Trophy for Open Handy Hunter: Sarah Newlove; Acomb Trophy for M & M In hand (large): Laura Wooding; Fox & Rabbit Farm Trophy for best Shetland: Louise Thompson; Jane Jackson Trophy for Ridden M & M: Mrs S J Gospet; Colin Chaloner Trophy for M & M In hand (small): Vicky Bainbridge; Fast Fix Trophy for Coloured In hand: Laura Wooding; Gibson/Mackley Trophy for Cob In Hand: Becky Reynolds; Moorland View Trophy for Ridden Coloured: Danielle Bushby; Aislaby Trophy for Best Welsh Pony Cl 20 – 27: Louise Thompson; Braymill Trophy Lead Rein Pony: Sarah Medd; King & Co Trophy Bonny Pony : Julie Calvert; Fran Embleton Trophy Ridden Cob: Hazel Winn; Harry Elliot Memorial Salver for Retired Race Horse: Carole Easton; Bess & Rosie Trophy for Best Veteran : Charlotte Hutchinson; Maurice Milestone Trophy for Clear Round SJ: Charlotte Austin; SFH Trophy for Best puppy in dog show: William Richardson; Stothard Plate for Best Veteran in dog show: Pat Hewison; Shirley Flinton Trophy for Best in Dog show: Ian McIntyre; Denis Brown Cup for Best Lurcher : Daniel Wood; SFH Cup for Lurcher pup : Jill Musgrave; Wilf Ridley Cup for Best Terrier: Paul Garbutt. Horse results - Minimus Jumping: Bethany Thompson on Tom; Show Jumping warm up: Emily Harrison on Spring Time Girl; Ponies: Katie Mintoft on Stroller; SJ 55cm Horses: Alice Smith on Copper Hall Molly; SJ 65cm Ponies: Sarah Newlove on Scarlett; SJ 65cm Horses: Charlotte Hutchinson on Nugget; SJ 75cm Ponies: Charlotte Austin on Freda; SJ 75cm Horses: Michaela Smith on Mouse; SJ 85cm Ponies: Charlotte Austin-Thompson on Freda; SJ 85cm Horses: Britany Wheldon on Sunny Delight; Tack & Turnout 10 yrs & under: Evie Otterburn-Smith on Amber; Tack & Turnout 11yrs & over: Rebecca Richardson on Star of Destiny; Handy Hunter lead rein: Ty Wheldon on Biscuit; Handy Hunter 10yrs & under: Henry Vickers on Neve; Handy Hunter 16yrs & under: Charlotte Hutchinson on Nugget; Handy Hunter Novice horse or pony: Adele Pickup on Spice; Handy Hunter Open: Sarah Newlove on Scarlet; Youngstock In-hand: L Thompson with Edern Sonny; Mountain & Moorland In-hand: Laura Wooding with Marslane Bluebell; Miniature Shetland: L Thompson with Edern Sonny; Standard Shetland: Mrs A Welburn with Niko; Coloured In hand: Laura Wooding with Sorrel Court Tattoo; Ridden Coloured: Danielle Bushby on Piccasso; Lead Rein 8yrs & under: Harriet Medd on Rosedale Welsh Fairy; Bonny Pony: Julie Calvert with Talwrnsaf Lanto; Ridden Horse: Hazel Winn on Bertie; Riding/Pony Club type 14.2hh & under: Lorrie Marshall on Benny; Clear Round Show Jumping: Charlotte Austin.