SIEC Sydney Eventing Weekend

Milla Balden and Netti took second place in the Newcomer Section.

Caitlin Foulis and Holly Flinders look good as the head cross country in the Beginners section.

Gordon Bishop and KS Alphonso took second place in the Intro Division 1.

Sarah Crombie riding Limassol D'artagnan were placed second in the Intro Division 2.

Sharmayne Spencer rode rode Star Am I into first place in the Intro Division 1 with a score of 46.2.

Kanali Meharg and Token Ridge Shimmer look very sylish as the head to the water jump in the Intro Division 2.

Kristy Wosik and Monty won the Intro Division 2 on a score of 51.

Ammie Elias and Hazelton Park Hans Solo were placed sixth in the Intro Division 1.

John Carroll rode Rancho Manhatten into second place in the Preliminary Division 2.

Zach Stanton and The Architect took fourth place in the Preliminary Division 1.

Jonathan Paget checks his watch as he rides Tamaru Amaretto into second place in the Preliminary Section 3.

Stevie Shakoff rode Tickety-Boo into second place in the Preliminary Division 1.

Julie Briggs and PPP Fortunate Son were placed fourth in the Preliminary Section 3.

Lauren Pike and Cocomoo took third place in the Preliminary Section 3.

Brett Davey and his Gymnastic Star bred, Goolcoola Montage went one better at the weekend SEIC event, taking out first place in the Preliminary Section 3 on a score of 40.8.

Tallara Barwick and Gatineau head out of the water complex in the Preliminary Division 2 in which the took third place.

Nicky Turner rode Aswatama R-Jay to take third place in the Pre Novice Division 1.

Rebecca Macpherson has her eyes on the next fence as she rides Bentleigh Oliver in the Pre Novice Division 1.

Andrew Cooper and Guest Of Honour look good as they head into second place in the Pre Novice Division 2.

Christipher Sheedy and Marine Park Scout jump the apex box well in the pre Novice Division 1 cross country.

Well known event coach and rider Christine Bates and Titleist look stylish crooss country in the Pre Novice Division 1.

The weather changed dramatically for the one star riders, here Lauren Pike heads cross country in the pouring rain riding Barossa Rose.

Jonathan Paget and Plenary Indulgence could get no wetter as they jump through the first water in soaking rain during their CNC* cross country run.

Stephanie Puris and BA Media Mogul head down to the first water in the CNC*.

It is all smiles for Heath Ryan and Mystery Whisper, as the rain stopped for their cross country ride. Heath and Mystery Whisper went on to take second place in the CNC** after taking second place at the recent Melbourne 3DE in the one star. Heath also won the Pre Novice division 1 riding the Brillant Invader breed, Bindaboo.

Belinda Bristow and Daveson jump one of the old steeple chase fences in the CNC**. The old steeple chase course remains well maintained with the surface better than ever.

Tim Lytte and Match Point give the snake jump plenty of air in the CNC**.

Stephanie Bender and La Li Lu 2 took second place in the CNC 3*** on a score of 94.1.

Shane Rose rode Ladybrook Remington to take sixth place in the CNC*** . Shane was leading after the dressage on his 2006 WEG mount All Luck but never intended going cross-country, as the horse has recently returned home after their third place at Burghley.

Queenslander Kevin McNab "came, saw and conquered" the SIEC ODE, winning the CNC*** riding Gameplay (seen here) on a score of 69.8, winning the CNC* riding Kinnordy Galera and winning the Pre-Novice Division 2 riding Kelecyn Katylst.