27th Australian Quarter Horse National Championships 2005

Second place in the Blue Dog Opal Classic 2 year old Western Pleasure, GK Chips Cotton Candy owned and ridden by Glen Stibbard.

Second in the Blue Dog Opal Classic 3 year old Western Pleasure, Lorelei Payne riding Baharti.

Winner of the Blue Dog Opal Classic 3 year old Western Pleasure, GK Chip N Chase ridden by Kristy Rose and owned by Brooke Casswell.

Third place in the Blue Dog Opal Classic 3 year old Western Pleasure, Winderadeen Ltd Edition and Cie' Jai Leggett.

TWC Tashies Perfection and Rosemary Webb finished third in the Blue Dog Opal Classic 3 year old Western Pleasure,

Winner of the Blue Dog Opal Classic 4 year old Western Pleasure, Winneradeen Cassanova owned and ridden by Kimberley Wearn.

Finishing fourth in the Blue Dog Opal Classic 4 year old Western Pleasure, Winderadeen Isavannabar and Allan Briskey.

Hard working gate marshall John Young.

Winner of all sections of the Blue Dog Opal Classic 5 year old Super Horse, BPS Pretty Neat Stage, ridden by Ken Davison and owned by Kerrie Bellden.

Winner of the Blue Dog Opal Classic 2 year old Western Pleasure, GK Chips Sugar Cookie exhibited by Angela Bamford.

Winner of the 3 year old reining Hot Little Lena and Trevor Peach.

Happy trade exhibitors and sponsors, Kelly Rowland from Hazell's Farm and Fertilizers and Bernie Shortis from Horse Power.

Lesley Stewart riding her own Cee A Little Twist to third place in the Blue Dog Opal Classic 2 year old Western Pleasure,.

Winning the Blue Dog Opal Classic 3 year old Trail, Winderadeen All Glory and Kristy Rose.

Third place in the Blue Dog Opal Classic 4 year old Trail, Winderadeen Gay Bar Micky and Brian Cramp.

Opal Classic judge, Royce Holtkamp considers his verdict.

Opening the gate into first place in the Blue Dog Opal Classic 4 year old Trail, GK Pretty Hip Chip owned by Brooke Davis.

A valiant second in all sections of the Blue Dog Opal Classic Super Horse 5 year old, Hez Gest A Tomboy and Shenna Heidtmann.

Horse and "Goose Necks" start fill up the huge Tammworth Showgrounds.