Summer Showjumping Championships

Brad Trewin and Argus produced a clear first round but four faults in the second phase had then out of the placings.

Kristen Neil rode locally breed, Wondaree Set Sail, to place second in section 1 of the D Grade Two Phase.

Andrew Lamb jumped a double clear round riding Denison Park Brodie to place fourth in section two in the 130 horse D Grade.

Brett Hickey rode the promising Red Bull for a double clear in the D Grade Two phase.

Gippsland rider, Kane Chester produced a speedy double clear riding Koala Bay, to win the Division One D Grade Two Phase.

Simon Tainsh and Erosion had four faults in the D Grade Two Phase.

David Hill and Major Carn have recently been re-united after a 19 week separation due to the horse being marooned in NSW after the EI outbreak.

Hayley Clohesy (nee Kelly) rode the careful Bell Bird in the D Grade Two phase.

Tim Clarke with the promising young stallion, Belcam Catalyst in the D Grade Two phase.

Well known eventing rider Roybn Brown rode I'm Charles Too in the D Grade Two Phase.

Cassandra Fitzgerald and Zhimmy jumped well for a double clear round in the D Grade Two Phase.

Adam Wootten form Launching Place, rode Kitty Hawk for a double clear round, but was just out of the money in the D Grade.

Talented Young Rider Emma Smith, rode Elsie Jane for a clear first round, but four faults in the second round of the D grade two phase kept them out of the money.

Kelly Lees, a rider who has had a forced 19 week virtual camp out with her horses on the outskirts of Albury due to EI, is pictured happily back in action with Cincinnati Rose during the D Grade Two Phase.

Brooke Dobbin from Yarra Glen and Glenwood Park Majorie jumped a good double clear in D Grade Two Phase.

Melissa Froesch is still recovering from a broken rib sustained at Tonimbuk just before Christmas. However, the injury is not inhibiting her winning form. Melissa rode Crime Spree to win Division 2 of the D grade Two Phase. Melissa then rode Realto II (pictured) in the C and D Grade.

Well-known eventing rider,Georgia Clifford and the Queensland bred, Kolora Stud Falkrich II, had four faults in the C and D Grade.

Clyde Shera-Jones riding his Easy Dash in the C and D Grade.

Cindy Morrison and her Daley K son, Raymond K, jumped well, but four faults at the last kept them from moving into the C & D Grade jump-off.

The promising combination of Andrew Heseltine and Strike A Light, produced a clear round in the D Grade Two Phase.

Sam Richardson dashed from the hack show being held on the polocrosse area at Werribee Park, to jump a good clear round riding Fairview Caprice in the C and D Grade.

Debbie McMaugh rode Wondaree Flirt in the C and D Grade .

South Australian, Les Limpus, rode Hey Brother for a good clear round in the C and D Grade.

Toni Scattergood and Dee Jay West jumped well for a clear round in the C and D Grade.

Event rider, Ingrid Kimpton rode PS Monet in the C and D Grade.

Katherine Quilty rode Phil Stephen's, Lillico Night for four faults in the C and D Grade.

Adam Johnston and Woodleigh Wolverine jumped in the C and D Grade.

Australian international rider, Jamie Kermond, rode Des Russell's imported Dutch Stallion, 'Valhalla'. The five-year-old is by Quattro out of a Clinton mare and is pictured jumping clear in the C and D Grade.

Young Rider Amy Cleland, who has recently returned from a succesful trip competing in the Trans Tasman Showmanship Challenge in New Zealand, rode Mingara Rock N Roll in the C and D Grade.

Scott Taranto rode Galgada Park Ulura in the C and D Grade.