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Glenvine Horse Ambulance

Glenvine horse ambulance recently parked up at the main arena RUAS four day show at Balmoral Park in May. Please contact us if you wish to avail of our ambulance service at a show or event you are organising.

Glenvine Creg-Ny-Baa (Charlie) at his first Dressage Show

Glenvine Creg-Ny-Baa (Charlie) had a fabulous weekend at his first Dressage Ireland National Winter Championships in Cavan recently .. He was a very clever boy to finish 3rd overall in the Prelim. I was absolutely delighted after he secured his ticket for Hickstead but unfortunately we were unable to make it. Here’s hoping we are lucky enough to qualify next year. Lynsey x

A different type of day in the office for Denver

A different type of day in the office for Denver, me and of course our gorgeous team mascot Frank. Denver does the double on Sunday taking home the Donny Robinson Memorial Trophy onboard his Glenvine super twin. Well done Denver.

Two top ten placings for Denver at the NW200

After a four year break away from road racing Denver had a very safe and successful NW200 week finishing with two top ten placings on board his Glenvine Pet Crematorium super twin. He enjoyed every minute of being back racing around the NW200 circuit.

Luidam passes away aged 24

RIP Luidam💔

We were honoured to be asked to look after Luidam on his final journey.

Thinking of all Luidam's connections at this very sad time.

Denver & Lynsey Robb

Website: theirishfield.ie

"Luidam was a horse of a lifetime for me. He made many of my dreams come true." THE prolific show jumping sire and Nations Cup horse Luidam has passed away at the age ...

Glenvine-creg-Ny-Baa crowned coloured champion at Balmoral Show

Glenvine Creg-Ny-Baa crowned coloured Champion at Balmoral show last week.
To say we are delighted is an understatement. I am fully living the dream with this amazing little horse.
A massive thank you goes to Denver who supports us so much along the way.. Thank you to everyone for all the lovely messages. They all mean so much.

Lynsey x

Glenvine Creg-Ny-Baa National Champion

Glenvine Creg-Ny-Baa was crowned National Champion on Sunday 14th August after his first 2 day event at Tattersalls (Ratoath Co.Meath). To say that we are delighted with him is an understatement.

We finished on our dressage score after leading the class from the start on Saturday.

He has made us very proud.

It was a weekend I will not forgot for a very long time.

Can't forget to thank my chief groom Denver for all his hard work, patience and keeping me calm throughout the weekend.

It was back to the office on Monday as normal and Charlie is now enjoying a few well deserved days off before our last few events of 2016.

Glenvine Creg-Ny-Baa in the placings at Eventing Ireland

Charlie never failed to disappoint on his last two outings.. He was placed 4th at Finvoy EI finishing on his dressage score, then went on to take the 1st place Rosette at Glenpatrick EI on Saturday in very testing conditions. We are both super proud of him. He will be competing at Killossery (Dublin) this weekend before he enjoys a few weeks holidays chilling out in the field.

Lynsey X

 

 

Glenvine Creg Ny Baa made his Debut at The Royal Dublin Show in August

Glenvine Creg Ny Baa made his Debut at The Royal Dublin Show in August. He behaved impeccably for it being his first time at the RDS and took it all in his stride. Coming home with a 6th place rosette in a strong coloured class was the icing on the cake. We were absolutely delighted. Denver and me are so proud of him.

So it was back eventing at Loughanmore Eventing Ireland, 4 weeks after Charlie's Dublin debut. We finished on our dressage score of 25.8 to come home with a 2nd place rosette in a strong class of 20. Over the moon with him and we both thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Two more events left for us will then finish the 2015 season....Charlie will be looking forward to his well earned holidays by then.

Lynsey x

High Chaparral comes to Glenvine for cremation

The racing world said a fond farewell to a legend as Derby winner High Chaparral is put down during exploratory colic surgery due to a perforated intestine.

A massive loss for Coolmore Stud and all the racing world.

We were yet again very honoured to be asked to take care of such a legend for his private cremation.

RIP High Chaparral.