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"The dust has settled on the point-to-point courses in the Welsh Border Area, and the regional championships at last decided, with Kerry Lee's evergreen performer Samuel Wilderspin running away with the Leading Horse Award."

Hereford Times, 15 June 2006

And this is how he did it . . .

From six starts in point-to-points in 2006 Sam never finsihed out of the frame. His season started early at Whitwick Manor where he finished a gallant second behind Un Jour A Vassy. He went on to score at the Ross Harriers meeting at Garnons before returning there two weeks later to finish third in a competitive heat won by Premium First.

Brampton Bryan saw him touched off by Four Opinions who has recently made promising in roads under rules. Sam went on to trounce the field at Cold Harbour when landing the feature Crudwell Cup. Sam looked like the winner of the Confined Championship at Bredwardine but bad luck in running on the final bend put paid to his chances - not to mention the weight and age he was giving away!

Crudwell Cup Glory for Samuel Wilderspin


"If ever an advert were needed for retiring chasers to go point-to-pointing, the former smart chaser Samuel Wilderspin would surely be a prime example."

Horse And Hound, 9 March 2006

The Horse and Hound couldn’t have been any closer to the truth at Cold Harbour on Sunday 30th April when Samuel Wilderspin romped home to land the Crudwell Cup.

Now 14 years young, Samuel Wilderspin won the feature event at the Radnor & West's inaugural two-day Festival in emphatic style, not even coming off the bridle. Julian Pritchard steered home the winner whose official winning margin totalled 7 lengths, although value for at least double that.

The Crudwell Cup was Sam’s second victory of the season for first season trainer Kerry Lee, having already landed the spoils in the Confined race at the Ross Harriers meeting at Garnons in early March.

Samuel Wilderspin and Julian Prtichard

Based in prime Radnor & West Hereford hunting country, Kerry Lee can provide a top quality training for your horse this season.

A life long background in racing both between the flags and under rules has given Kerry the perfect platform on which to start her training career. With an ultimate ambition to take over from her father and train under rules she is set on forging her own path into the training ranks.

Kerry has a small string of pointers for the coming season and consequently can focus on giving each horse the individual attention it deserves. If you would like to find out more about having a horse with Kerry next for the 2008 season, call now.


For more information, call Kerry Lee on 07968 242663 or e-mail your enquiry to kerry@kerrylee.co.uk.

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Kerry Lee, Bell House, Byton, Presteigne. LD8 2HS. email: kerry@kerrylee.co.uk 07968 242663 or 01568 709274


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