Robrick Lodge Sponsor Thoroughbred Sport Horse Classes

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday October 15

The latest round of Thoroughbred Sport Horse classes were contested at the Tamworth World Cup Jumping Show last weekend with more happy horses and owners and a big thankyou for class sponsors Jodie and Greg White of Robrick Lodge.

The White family have been involved in thoroughbred racing and breeding for many years notably through Golden Slipper winner and champion sire Marscay as well as countless champions such as Triscay, Yippyio, Filante and more recently last season's Group I winning mare Spright.

Robrick Lodge are also in the ownership of quality mare Nettoyer, winner of the Group III ATC Angst Quality at Randwick last Saturday.

Sponsorship of TSHA classes is a great way to promote thoroughbreds in life after racing offering a legitimate pathway for them to continue being useful and therefore valuable to their new owners.

Channel 7's current popular TV show Jump Off has put the spotlight on off the track showjumping and classes such as these give these horses and riders a program of events going forward to pursue long term careers after the cameras finish shooting.

Below are all the final results from Tamworth.

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