Victorian EFA Interschool Championship

Three year old Tillie Fair riding Blacky and four year old Felicity Devereux riding Princess Unicorn, got in plenty of practice for when they are old enough to attend the Inter-schools Championship.

Georgia Bates from Christian College Geelong rode Mr Jinx into third place in the Level 1 Agiilty event.

Kirsten Neil from The Geelong College rode Wondaree Set Sail to win the Level 1 Agility event.

Bethany Stonehouse from Koonung Secondary College rode Lakevale Stylish Centary to sixth place in the Novice 2.4 National Ride Off, first and second place in the event represent Victoria in the National Championships in Queensland.

Andrea Wattis from Gisborne Secondary College rode the delightful Shady to eigth place in the Level 3 Handy Mount.

Kimberley Barry from Kardinia International College rides Star through the bending poles of the Level 3 Handy Mount.

Morgan Duell from St. Mary's College Seymour rode Coolarah King to win her Turnout class.

Natalie Umbers from Brauer College rode Bramlee Park All That Jazz to eighth place in the Level 2 Rider Class.

Olivia Joal from Melbourne Girls Grammar rode Wednesbury Aslaan to fifth place in the Level 2 rider class.

Shaynee Zappelli representing Nagle College rode saracus Bobby Socks to third place in the Level 2 Rider class.

Hannah Henderson from Wangaratta High School guides Charlotte through the spooky balloons in the Handy Mount class.

Brynie Lee from Whittlesea Primany School rode Somerfield Socialite to win the Level 6 Rider Class.

Abigayle McLean from Bacchus Marsh Grammer rode Murray to third place in the Level 6 Rider class.

Brodie Setford from Crib Point Primary School rode Dusty, the smallest mount of the Inter-School Championships, in the Level 6 Agility event.

Natasha Moody from Toorak College looks to be enjoying her ride on Wyann Sonic in the Level 6 Agility Event.

Brianna Aldred from Bacchus Marsh Grammer rode the watchful Pudding in the Level 5 Rider Class.

Erika Grant representing St Colmans School rode Richdale Tuscany to second place in the Level 5 Rider Class.

Vienna Smith representing Kings College Warnambool rode Oak Park Kashmir to win the Level 5 Rider Class.

Taylah Frampton from Yea High School rode her Warmblood Duell Heartz to seventh place in the Level 2 Smartest on Parade.

Emma Crocker from Kyneton Secondary College rode Warrawee Highlight to second place in the Level 2 Smartest on Parade.

Chelsea Gilmour representing Tintern Girls Grammar rode Kahean Jack Of Diamonds to tenth place in the Level 4 Rider Class.

Courtney Shears from Gippsland Grammar rode Josh into second place in the Level 4 Rider Class.

Abby Heffer from St. Patrick's Primary School Kilmore rode Barina Endeavour to win the Level 4 Rider Class.

Anni Rush representing Beaconshills College Pakenham rode Twain to win the Smartest on Parade Level 2B.

Tori Merygold from Loerto College Ballarat rode Night Fire to second place in the Level 2 Smartest on Parade and first place in the Level 2 Rider Class.

Taylor Arnott from Clonard College rode Windchimes Of Linden to win the Level 3A Rider Class.

Javais Ham from Echuca College rode her Welsh Pony, Strathconon Paldao to sixth place in the Level 3A Rider Class.

Caitlin Smith representing FCI College rode Ellegrahs Oh So Fine to second place in the Level 3A Rider Class.

Tess Morrison from Gippsland Grammar rode Solano to fifth place in the Level 3A Rider Class.

Paige Woerz from Nambrok-Denison Primary School steers Deesha through the bending poles in the Level 5 Handy Mount.

Elizabeth Kelly from Mortlake College rode her delightful pony, Doongara Daniel in the Level 5 Handy Mount.

Kate Cunningham from Lauriston Girls School rode Dundee in the Level 5 Handy Mount.

Astrid Vinycomb represented Loreto Mandeville Hall riding Imperial Rasputin in the Level 2 Agility Event.