Wandin Park ODE

After heavy rain over night, the day cleared to light showers, but the footing was not ideal on the main Wandin course, with many riders deciding to withdraw. However, Rebecca Rundle and Brylee Park Ivor did a good job in difficult conditions to take fifth place in the Pryde's Junior Pre-Novice.

Naomi White and LP Dante on their way to winning the Pryde's Junior Pre-Novice.

Bianca Souter and her Warmblood Northern Sebastian took third place in the Pryde's Junior Pre-Novice.

Sheridan Wilson riding Simotty make an elegant jump on their way to second place in the Pryde's Junior Pre-Novice.

Michaela Glass rode Ellesby Chief Invader to sixth place in the Pryde's Junior Pre-Novice.

Bronwyn Potton and Moroccan Dreams head across country in the rain and mud during the Pryde's Pre-Novice.

Paula Balchin and Mayshiel produce a good jump over obstacle three in the Pryde's Pre-Novice. Shortly after this combination the obstacle was removed from the course due to the poor footing on take off and landing.

Melissa Wilson and CP Platinum make a lovely jump despite the poor going, on their way to second place in the Pryde's Pre-Novice.

Audrey Wall with My Leap of Faith took fifth place in the Pryde's Pre-Novice.

Hannah Pitts and Cooper make a spectacular leap early on during their Pryde's Pre-Novice cross country run.

Asha Warnock and Southern Jack Frost jumped well to take first place in the Pryde's Pre-Novice.

Darren Green, Joint Master of Oaklands Hunt Club was not put off by the rain and mud and had a busy day with multiple rides. Here Darren is seen riding Margaret Lucus' beautiful Thoroughbred, Le Deluge to sixth place in the Pryde's Pre-Novice. Darren also took third place in this class riding Just Goose and fourth place in the CNC* with Black Irish.

Today there were many water crossings on the cross country course, some man made and others nature produed. However, Sarah Ray and King Vassie had no trouble with this man made water jump, during their Pryde's Pre-Novice cross country run.

Will Enzinger had a busy weekend with multiple rides but one of his favourites was Ruban Son. Will nursed this talented horse around the CNC* with the deteriorating footing to take fifth place.

Harry Standish and Move In Time moved quickly around the tough CNC* cross country course to take sixth place.

Shay Smith with My Buddy Boy rode well to win the Pryde's CNC*.

Phillippa Davison and MacCabi really look the part as they head out on the Pryde's CNC* cross country.

Chris Height and his promising Warmbood, Blackall Park D' Artagnan head across country in the Pryde's CNC*.

Kathy Minchin and Flaunting jump the first fence in the Pryde's CNC* cross country.

Tayla Wilson rode St. George Inveral Sailor to third place in the Pryde's CNC*.

Jessika Craig and Nerreman Tatina are pleased to be jumping the last fence of the tough Pryde's CNC* cross country.

Isabel Houghton and Yarramlea TC have their ryes fixed on the finish line as they head for home for second place in the Pryde's CNC*.

Prue Calvert and Mohito jump the last in the Pryde's CNC*.

Holli Coates and Fox Hunt took third place in the Pryde's CNC**. They were one of only four competitors in this class that decided to brave the trecherous conditions across country.

Shay Smith riding Hitmonchan took second place in the Pryde's CNC**.

After completing a successful Adelaide 3DE, Katja Weimann and the talented BP Cosmopolitan made the tough CNC** cross country course look easy and won the event by a substantial margin.

Naomi Braddick rode Rockabilly to take second place in the Pryde's Introductory 1A.

Bridgette Van Sprang rode The Tardis (never know where or when they might turn up) to win the Pryde's Introductory 1A.

Kylie Pedder and Ari's Amerigo won the Pryde's Training 4A.

The colourful Kasey Besanko and Ozrok took out the Pryde's Training 4B.