5 Nations

Boohoo

Member
Location
Newtownabbey
Overall results from the 2 days, copied from Facebook.

World Style Conventional
1st Ashley Boyle ENGLAND
2nd Kieran Coakley ROI
3rd Mark Skea SCOTLAND

World Style Reversible
1st Dan Donnelly ROI
2nd Scott Alexander SCOTLAND
3rd Ronnie Coulter NI

Vintage Trailer Class
1st Michael Watkins ENGLAND
2nd Sam Jones WALES
3rd David Grattan NI

Vintage Hydraulic Class
1st Ian Simms NI
2nd Emlyn Jones WALES
3rd Geoff Smith ENGLAND

Classic Class
1st Stuart Burden ENGLAND
2nd Ian Wilson WALES

Edit: updated with more results
 
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Howard150

Member
Location
Yorkshire
Overall results from the 2 days, copied from Facebook.

World Style Conventional
1st Ashley Boyle ENGLAND
2nd Kieran Coakley ROI
3rd Mark Skea SCOTLAND

World Style Reversible
1st Dan Donnelly ROI
2nd Scott Alexander SCOTLAND
3rd Ronnie Coulter NI

Vintage Trailer Class
1st Michael Watkins ENGLAND
2nd Sam Jones WALES
3rd David Grattan NI

Vintage Hydraulic Class
1st Ian Simms NI
2nd Emlyn Jones WALES

Ian Simms is overall vintage champion.

Well done the winners but are we missing something? Is there a lack of competitors or a lack of interest.
Only 2 in the Vintage mounted and no Classic Class?
 

Carrot cruncher

New Member
Well done the winners but are we missing something? Is there a lack of competitors or a lack of interest.
Only 2 in the Vintage mounted and no Classic Class?
Perhaps you could enlighten me David, I was under the impression that the 5 Nations was for World Style conventional and Reversible only and that the 6 Nations was for the Vintage and Classic classes? If it is the case that the vintage and classic are now in the 5 Nations who is eligible to plough at this years 5 Nations that is going to be held the day before the All Wales match in the Vale of Glamorgan? And if this is the case is there a need for the 6 Nations match?
 

wuddy

Member
Location
Scottish Borders
Yet another high profile event where organisers managed to get results wrong! Even gave the cup out then took it back! I know we get complaints at the Scottish about length of time it takes to get results out but they are always correct surely that's worth waiting an extra half an hour?
 

Howard150

Member
Location
Yorkshire
Perhaps you could enlighten me David, I was under the impression that the 5 Nations was for World Style conventional and Reversible only and that the 6 Nations was for the Vintage and Classic classes? If it is the case that the vintage and classic are now in the 5 Nations who is eligible to plough at this years 5 Nations that is going to be held the day before the All Wales match in the Vale of Glamorgan? And if this is the case is there a need for the 6 Nations match?

Lost all together. Will find out though. Was surprised to see Ashley ploughing and winning when he never ploughed last year at York
 

Mydexta

Member
Location
Dundee/angus
This five nations was supposed to be held at York but due to world etc it wasn't. So the competitors earned their place the year previous!

Any ideas as to why the Scottish vintage/classic/trailing, competitors got 2 weeks notice between being asked if they would like to go, and the date of the actual match????

Surely the scpa got more notification than that??????
 

wuddy

Member
Location
Scottish Borders
Any ideas as to why the Scottish vintage/classic/trailing, competitors got 2 weeks notice between being asked if they would like to go, and the date of the actual match????

Surely the scpa got more notification than that??????
They had five weeks notification. I know this because I was the first asked to compete in the vintage mounted. Took me about four days to figure out if I could attend or not so by time I replied would be down to 4 weeks so you can see how the time disappears after two or three people have been asked. I was prepared to go but due to an illness in the family it ruled me out!
 

Mydexta

Member
Location
Dundee/angus
They had five weeks notification. I know this because I was the first asked to compete in the vintage mounted. Took me about four days to figure out if I could attend or not so by time I replied would be down to 4 weeks so you can see how the time disappears after two or three people have been asked. I was prepared to go but due to an illness in the family it ruled me out!


Fair enough, I know the lack of notice put a lot of people off that I know
 
They had five weeks notification. I know this because I was the first asked to compete in the vintage mounted. Took me about four days to figure out if I could attend or not so by time I replied would be down to 4 weeks so you can see how the time disappears after two or three people have been asked. I was prepared to go but due to an illness in the family it ruled me out!
Yes 5 weeks notice. Fellow club member of mine who was second in the 5 nations conventional felt it was short enough to organise a overseas trip
 

wuddy

Member
Location
Scottish Borders
Yes 5 weeks notice. Fellow club member of mine who was second in the 5 nations conventional felt it was short enough to organise a overseas trip
Definitely especially if the first person asked was to take a couple of weeks to make their mind up and doesn't accept. then the next all be it given a shorter time to decide doesn't accept either time soon disappears.
 

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