Most successful Comp March

[DoogieG]

I was just thinking to myself..what has been the most successful competition march over the years?

Not YOUR favourite mind!!!

[EquusRacer]

Wow! I think it depends upon the grade. It may also vary with the region...and perhaps even the decade or other time period.

I assume you're talking about solo march, too. And are you limiting it to 2/4?

I know that in the lower grades, "Hills of Perth" and "Siege of Delhi" have drawn a lot of prizes. Higher up, I see "Hugh Kennedy" making a come back. I'm sure I'm overlooking a bunch, however, that others will fill in.

[DoogieG]

Sorry I should have made it clearer...

The most successful 2/4 march used in the top competitions..Grants....Inverness et al!!

[Jim Roberts]

I think Mrs. John MacColl and Abercairney Highlanders would be near the top of the list.

I also like to hear Bonnie Ann.

[Christoph Kresse]

How about John MacDonald of Glencoe :)

[Steve Moore]

I've done well with John MacColl's March to Kilbowie Cottage, but I think I may give that one a rest this year.

[pat martens]

You all have forgotten the famous Norman Orr Ewing? Every one in Grade 4 in the Northeast played it I think at one time or another.