Yes Finance Show Jumping Series

The Yes Finance Show Jumping Series at the Pointways Pony Club, sponsored by the leading finance company, Auckland based Yes Finance, wrapped up in style on the weekend.

“Everyone at Yes Finance would like to extent a massive congratulations to our overall winners place getters in our Yes Finance Show Jumping Series.”

The Yes Finance Show Jumping Series started on the October 20, continued on November 10 with the finals held on December 15th 2019.

It was a tight and thrilling race in The Yes Finance Show Jumping Pony Series, but eventually first place was claimed by Avadee Nowell on Kabo Tonto. Sascha Wearne on Galaxy Angel Jane taking out second place and Estelle Wright on Callisto came in third.

The Yes Finance Show Jumping Hack Series was won in convincing style by Maddie Smith on Master Griffindor, with Eva van den Brink on Kowhaielo and Laura Smith on Patchouli taking out second and third place respectively. Visit the Yes Finance Show Jumping Pony Series web page for further results.

Set amongst 40.4 hectares of naturally stunning New Zealand farmland, Pointways Pony Club has been a family friendly orientated club since its inception in 1947. “We were very excited to be proud sponsors of this event, as we have seen how pony clubs brings families together and encourage kids to get outside and be active” adds Peter.

The friendly and professional team at Yes Finance were at every event, not only to show their support of the contestants but to answer any finance questions the event goers may have had. Their combined knowledge of the equine industry and financial skills made them a fantastic resource.

“If you need to talk about finance in a no pressure environment, come see us. Whether it is for a new horse float or truck, an unexpected vet bill, a new pony or anything at all, don’t hesitate to contact us,” advises Peter.

You can discover more about The Yes Finance Show Jumping Series at the Pointways Pony Club by heading over to the Yes Finance website here: https://www.yesfinance.co.nz/yes-finance-has-gone-horsey