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Horsewoman Natasha Hayes, fulfilled her long held ambition
AMATEUR horsewoman Natasha Hayes, fulfilled her long held ambition to compete with her horse Ballyegan Mocca at the Dublin Horse Show recently.
They entered the Lightweight Sportsman’s competition and claimed the coveted red rosette, winning first prize.
In the Lightweight Working Hunter show jumping competition, she won a second place ribbon, a huge achievement for her first show jumping event at the RDS.
Celebrating with friends and family, she thanked her sister Samantha for being groom's woman, her riding coach Shane McKenna and her family and friends who came to support and celebrate on the day.
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