As Show Jumping Ireland held firm over its threat to fine and suspend members who take part in the unaffillated Millstreet Horse Show, crowds flocked to the Cork venue last week.
Entries at the event averaged at 800 a day while horseboxes filled the car park. Trade was reported to be good in young horses and ponies in particular.
Breeders from all over the south flocked to the show, with some reporting it as their last chance to shift stock before the winter.
The only thing to put a down beat on the event was the letters of warnings, fines and suspensions that will be sent out to all who have competed.
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