Australia has a proud legacy of equestrian Olympic, Paralympic and World Championship achievements. Equestrian Australia (EA) through its High Performance Program continues to provide the framework for sustained podium success.
EA High Performance thanks Melbourne 3DE for their continued support by hosting this important competition on the Event Calendar and providing the opportunity for Athletes to gain Minimum Eligibility Requirements during the 2026 World Championship qualifying period. This event is a significant feature on our Eventing calendar and will showcase some of our top athletes in the Equestrian Australia CCI4*-L.
The EA High Performance Program ensures that the talent pool of Australian athletes is continuously maintained and developed through a detailed and carefully managed Pathway. The Program also works with industry leaders to assist in establishing a holistic skillset designed to aid career longevity.
For further information on the EA High Performance Program please visit www.equestrian.org.au/High-performance
MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL 3 DAY EVENT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
6-7 Provisional Timetable
8-9 Honour Board CCI4 Star Winners 10 Officials & Organising Committee 15 Eventing Excellence since 1957
16 FEI Code of Conduct & Sunday Evening Entertainment 17 Acknowledgements & Thanks
18-19 Competition Prizes
20-21 Message from the Cross Country Course Designer
22-23 Godolphin Lifetime Care CCIYJ2*-L Competitors
Equestrian Victoria acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of this nation. We acknowledge the traditional Custodians of the lands on which we are located and where we conduct our sport. We pay our respects to ancestors and Elders, past, present and future. Equestrian Victoria is committed to a positive future for the Aboriginal Community.
WELCOME FROM
Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events, Steve Dimopoulos
On behalf of the Victorian Government, I’d like to welcome you to the 2025 Melbourne International 3 Day Event.
Victoria is the sporting and events capital of Australia, and it is fitting we are once again hosting one of the country’s premier eventing competitions for another year at one of the top equestrian facilities in Australia.
Our Werribee Park Precinct is the perfect location to welcome our best riders to Victoria for five days of exciting eventing competition, including Dressage, Showjumping and Cross Country.
That’s why we’re proud to support the Championships through our Significant Sporting Events Program, which helps organisations to deliver national and international sporting events.
The program has secured more than 1,050 events for Victoria, with over half hosted in regional Victoria, boosting local jobs and economies, and showcasing our iconic regions.
I’d like to congratulate Equestrian Victoria on delivering the Championships, sanctioned by the Fédération Equestrian Internationale and Equestrian Australia.
While you are here, I encourage you to explore the many attractions in the precinct and beyond, including the Werribee Open Range Zoo and State Rose Garden.
Werribee is just a short commute to Melbourne’s CBD, so I’d encourage you to also explore and enjoy the many attractions that our city has to offer including world class tourist attractions and some amazing food and wine.
Best of luck to all our participants and I hope competitors and spectators enjoy a fabulous event.
I wish you all the best for your time here in Melbourne.
Steve Dimopoulos MP
Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events
Member for Oakleigh
WELCOME
Welcome to 68 years of Melbourne International 3 Day Event. We have an amazing crew working on the production of this event. To mention them individually would risk leaving someone out but you know who you are, and we appreciate your hard work and dedication.
We have very loyal sponsors who have supported us again this year as well as some new ones. I encourage everyone to support them in return…they are putting serious money into our sport so we can provide you with a top-class competition.
Thank you our officials, some who travel from all parts of the globe to join us in Melbourne. We also have over 200 volunteers that register to help at our event…we love your work and couldn’t do it with out you! We appreciate all the spectators who come out rain, hail and shine to support these amazing athletes.
Finally, to the owners, riders, grooms and of course horses, good luck at this year’s event.
Yulong Investments Rising Stars Judges: Dressage: Helen Heagney, Belinda Dawkins
Jumping: Wayne Roycroft AM, Tim Boland
Stable Manager Farrier
Doris Ridett Andrew Hill
NF Delegate
Laura Wallace
EV Eventing Sub-committee
Ed Darby
Chris Height
Judy Croagh
Michael McCarey
David Permezel – Chair
Sarah May
Nina Clarke
Kate Wallis
Daniel Dragt
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MI3DE SINCE 1957 EVENTING EXCELLENCE
The Three Day Event, or Concours Complet as it is known in French, was originally a military event, drawing on the requirements for a top class Officer’s charger – steadiness on parade, the ability to cross the countryside fast in battle and be fit and tough enough to continue with duties after a strenuous day. The Olympic eventing competition was originally open only to male military officers in active duty, mounted only on military charges.
Founded in 1957, the Melbourne International 3 Day Event was established shortly after the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, allowing Australian riders and their horses to prepare for international competition. This proved a worthy decision as Australia has since enjoyed a long and proud history of Olympic success in Eventing.
The 1956 Olympic Games (when Equestrian competitions were held in Stockholm) was the first Games where Australia fielded an equestrian team.
Ahead of its current home in Werribee Park, the event was first held during Royal Melbourne Show with dressage run on Flemington Racecourse, cross country at Oaklands Hunt Club and show jumping in the main Show Arena. Since its inception it has welcomed riders, officials and spectators from across the world. Some of Australia’s most successful equestrian talent, including gold, silver and bronze medallists, World Equestrian Games and FEI World Cup team members have used the event as a training and qualification ground ahead of pursuing their equestrian dreams internationally.
Equestrian is the only Olympic sport where both men and women compete on equal terms and animals are involved. The MI3DE Honour Board of 3 Star Champions features many Australian Olympic heroes from past and present.
M. Barns riding Dorian 1957 Winner
THE FEI CODE OF CONDUCT FOR THE WELFARE OF THE HORSE
The Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) requires all those involved in international equestrian sport to adhere to the FEI’s Code of Conduct and to acknowledge and accept that at all times the welfare of the horse must be paramount and must never be subordinated to competitive or commercial influences. For more information www.fei.org.
Sunday Evening Entertainment
After Cross Country join us in the Indoor Arena for the exciting
Stallion Rail One Round Stakes
A jumping speed class over a maximum of 1.04m Competitors ‘Dress to Impress’ and ride to their own inspiring music as they vie for a position on the King’s Throne and the top prize
Great entertainment brought to us by
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & THANKS
The Organising Committee of the Melbourne International 3 Day Event wishes to thank the following people and companies for their generous support in the staging of this year’s event:
Victoria State Government
EA High Performance
AIS Off The Track
Equestrian Victoria Bates Saddles
Kennards Hire
Wyndham City Council
IRT Faye Craig & Family
4CYTE
A3 Events
Horse & Country TV
Duncan Equine
Randlab
Completely Equine
The University of Melbourne Equine Centre
Event Patrons
Peter Dunne, Glenn Fryer, Deborah MacNicol & Faye Craig
Thank you to:
Jo Crosby and her team of Stewards
Pryde’s EasiFeed
Godolphin Lifetime Care
Yulong Investments
LeMieux + EQ Saddlery
EQUISSAGE
Horse & Country TV
Animi Equine
Cross Country Day Veterinary Team: Dr Kurt Enzinger, Dr. Sophie Kelly, Dr. Angus Wilkinson & Dr. Adele De Krester.
Cross Country Day Medical Team: Dr. Tess Goodwin, Dr. Evan Everest, Sandra Everest, Richard Everest, James Everest, Andrew Everest, Dr Doug Paxton, Dr. Chantal McNally
Wayne Cuthbert, Andrea Kellett (& team) for their assistance in building & dressing the x/c course
Equestrian Victoria office team
Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre team
Parks Victoria and all Werribee Park Precinct Businesses
Sarah Addis & Media team
Commentary team
The Velisha Family
Werribee South farming community
Julie Lithgow & the volunteer catering team
Jamie Doake – Trade bump in
Nina Lloyd - One Round Stakes
Werribee Pony Club
Lions Club of Werribee
Accent on Water
Rider Video
Special thanks:
To the wonderful volunteer team for their hard work throughout the event – without your passion and dedication the event would not be possible. We also have a number of volunteers working pre-event and post event to assist with the bump in and bump out of facilities. Thank you!
MI3DE COMPETITION PRIZES
Pryde’s EasiFeed CCI4*
1st Place
$3,800
2nd $2,600
3rd $2,000
4th $1,200
5th $1,000
6th $ 600
7th $ 500
8th $ 300
1st-10th Rosettes
Off The Track CCI2*-L
1st Place
$1,800
2nd $1,200
3rd $ 900
4th $ 600
5th $ 450
6th $ 350
7th $ 250
8th $ 150
9th $ 100
10th-13th $ 50
1st-15th Rosettes
Trophy rugs for CCI winners
4CYTE CCI3*-L
1 st Place $2,600
2 nd $1,600
3 rd $1,300
4 th $ 900
5 th $ 600
6 th $ 500
7 th $ 300
8 th $ 200 1st-10th Rosettes
CCIJ2*L
1st Place $1,000
2nd $ 750
3rd $ 500
4th $ 300
5th $ 250
6th $ 200 1st – 10th Rosettes
Trophy rugs for CCI2* winning team, rosettes for Runners-Up
Pryde’s EasiFeed CCI4*L Class
• Franz Maringer Trophy awarded to the winner
• Off The Track rug & prize for Best Performed OTT horse & a VRC Hospitality Package valued at $2,500
4CYTE CCI3*L Class
• Roycroft Trophy awarded to the winner
• Caitlyn Fischer Memorial Award for the Best Performed Young Rider
• Off The Track rug & prize for Best Performed OTT horse
Off The Track CCI2*L Class
• Off The Track rug & prize for Best Performed OTT horse
Godolphin Lifetime Care CCI Young Rider/Junior 2*L Class
• Off The Track rug & prize for Best Performed OTT horse
• Gillian Rolton Award for the Junior/Young Rider CCI2*L rider closest to the optimum xc time with no jumping penalties
$500 Completely Equine gift voucher for Best Presented in each CCI-L class and CCN Class at the Completely Equine First Horse Inspection
Off The Track CCN1*-L
1st Place $ 750
2nd $ 500
3rd $ 300
4th $ 250
5th $ 200
6th $ 100
Off The Track CCN1*-L Class
Yulong Rising Stars
1st Place $ 600
2nd $ 400
3rd $ 200 4th -6th Rosettes
Trophy rug for winner & a VRC Hospitality Package valued at $2,500
Yulong Rising Stars Class
Trophy rug for winner
IRT Young Eventing Horse
Classes for 4YO, 5YO, 6YO
1st Place $ 400
2nd $ 300
3rd $ 200
4th – 6th Rosettes
IRT Young Eventing Horse Classes
Trophy rug for winners
Zoe Warrell Champion of Champions Trophy rug for Overall Winner
MESSAGE FROM THE CROSS COUNTRY COURSE DESIGNER EWAN KELLETT
Since 1997 when the MI3DE moved from its date in November to the King’s Birthday weekend in June I have never seen the paddocks looking as parched as they do this year. The effects of the prolonged dry spell in South Eastern Australia can certainly been seen at Werribee this year. Despite this, the ground overall feels good and with some well-timed use of the agri-vator and the aera-vator the going should be as good as possible for the horses to gallop around the surrounds of Werribee Park.
While this year’s track has quite a similar feel to 2024, some changes to the balance and flow of the course will be evident as the course progresses. The “Good Luck from Rider Video” and the “Eventing Victoria Oxer” are both big, bold fences to get both horse and rider thinking positively and helping to get both horse and rider into a good jumping rhythm from the outset and remain in place from 2024. Similarly, the “Off the Track Mound” is unchanged and while it is quite a straightforward roll top at the top of the mound, it must be respected as it gives a taste of the atmosphere that will be encountered around much of the rest of the course.
The first combination on course will be found in the main arena at fence 4AB. Two very large brush roll tops will present an early test of line, straightness and concentration and aims to provide some early confidence. Coming soon afterwards is the Lemieux Mound at 5AB. The log cabin with a significant drop behind has been reinstated from last year, but is now followed by a single, but very skinny brush stump on a slight right curve. This stump will come up very quickly given the runaway landing after the cabin and is not to be underestimated. A slower alternative is provided for those who might not quite get the jump in over A they hoped for or for those still looking for confidence early on.
Even though the early part of the course is less intense than previously with 2 less jumping efforts, the long gallop around the polo fields with only the large K Road Spread and visually imposing IRT Trakehner to jump will give a good opportunity to help clear the head before all the hustle and bustle of the Bates Billabong. It is also a good opportunity to pick up some time that may have been lost early on.
This year the first approach to the Bates Billabong is jumping away from the road back towards the crowd. A set of frangible rails just set back from the run down to the water will demand care and attention and also help set up control after the long gallop before the very skinny fish in the water and then the equally skinny flowerbox back on dry land, with the crowd immediately behind. The gallop around the polo field will be nothing more than a memory as the course really develops with questions coming consistently from now on. A loop with only the Randlab Giants Table will bring them straight back to the Bates Billabong for the second time. The jump back into the water over the imposing hanging log remains from previous years but is this time followed by a large brush corner and angled brush complex through the trees. Positive riding and maintaining your line will be required to complete this complex successfully. This combination of fences will test which athletes are really working harmoniously together by this stage of the course.
The Animi Ditch Rail has had a makeover from previously, and now features a set of angled rails over the ditch followed by a shallow curving line over an angled palisade. While athletes will want to make the most of the gallop across the civinex paddock, they will have to maintain enough control not to be caught off guard in the middle of the open field.
Another good gallop follows which brings athletes into the hugely popular camel paddock, just taking in the zoo corner spread before heading to the Yulong Stud Quarry, located just at the back of the Peppermint Grove water complex. The large drop is followed by a lefthand curve to 2 angled houses. Being able to maintain focus in this very busy and potentially distracting part of the course will be as important as bravery and accuracy to successfully negotiate this complex.
A significant change to the 2025 track sees the course go to the zoo view table which is a maximum sized frangible table towards the back of the camel paddock before heading straight into the beautifully manicured lawns and gardens of the of the Werribee Park Historic Mansion. This visually spectacular area is a great place to watch plenty of cross-country action with the backdrop of a stately home. The Wyndham City Main Lawn provides the perfect entry to this area over the large wagons beautifully dressed by the local Werribee South farmers.
Equally impressive is the Equestrian Australia Love Seat dressed in succulents just off the main lawn. The love seat is the oldest fence out on course, with it first making an appearance on the Melbourne cross country course in the late 1980’s. A complete makeover approximately 15 years ago has helped ensure its safe useful life as great as it has been.
Returning to the front Lawn for the Horseland Mansion, which is this year the two tractors heavily angled with a narrow direct line linking them. This complex will provide a great photo opportunity over this impressive combination of fences with the Chirnside’s mansion immediately in the background.
Leaving the historic mansion gardens, next is the beautiful and impressive Pyde’s EasiFeed Rose Garden. This year only the second mound will be in use and the complex maintains many similar features from 2024. A set of frangible rails jumping off the mound followed by 2 large open corners at the bottom. This series of fences will demand respect and good riding at this stage of the course where fitness for both horse and rider starts to show.
The Garden Gate always demands respect and helps to slow those riders in a hurry trying and make up lost time in the Mansion and Rose Gardens before coming back to the camel paddock. Unlike previous years, upon returning to the camel paddock, the 4* class make a left turn back to the 4CYTE Hollows. It has been a long time since this complex has come up this late in the course and will certainly ensure that athletes have left enough in the tank to successfully negotiate this complex. The suspended brush rail will require a determined ride with the ground falling away steeply behind it. The angled line over the ditch at the bottom of the hollows may surprise any horses who are a little suspicious of holes in the ground. Maintaining accuracy will be the key to negotiating the final brush rail beyond the ditch. The Hollows Roll should hopefully complete what I hope is a fun ride through this part of the course.
The approach to the Peppermint Grove Water complex has also changed, partly to reduce the effects of the low winter sun in the afternoon. The Frangible palisade at the top of the rise followed by the two triple brushes either side of the water will demand respect at this late stage of the course. Boldness, tempered with care and accuracy will be required to complete this complex successfully.
The large Kennards Oxers will demand care and respect at the end of the course when the seconds are ticking away in sight of the finish before making their way to the well-dressed keyhole at the “Off the Track finale” bringing to an end what has hopefully been a safe and successful round for both horse and rider around the parks and gardens of the historic Werribee Park precinct.
Special thanks to the wonderful course building team of Mick, Will, Greg, Matt, Shaun, Andrea, Danielle and Wayne plus all the other dedicated individuals who year after year work tirelessly to put together this beautiful cross-country course for everyone to enjoy.
I would like to wish everyone a terrific weekend enjoying our wonderful sport, in whatever capacity it is that you have come to join us at the 2025 Melbourne International 3 Day Event. Most importantly, I would like to wish all athletes at all levels (both equine and human) safe and successful rounds.
Good Luck Cheers Ewan
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LIST OF CROSS COUNTRY JUMPS
PRYDE’S EASIFEED CCI 4* - L
1.
Good Luck from Rider Video
2. Eventing Victoria Oxer
3. Off The Track Mound
4. AB Off The Track Arena
5. AB Lemieux Mound
6. K Road Spread
7. IRT Trakehner
8. ABC Bates Billabong
9. Randlab Giants Table 10. Bates Billabong 11. AB Bates Billabong 12. AB Animi Ditch Rails 13. Zoo Corner Oxer
ABC Yulong Stud Quarry
Equissage Table 16. Wyndham City Main Lawn 17. Equestrian Australia Love Seat
18. AB Horseland Mansion
19. ABC Pryde’s EasiFeed Rose Garden
20. The University of Melbourne Equine Centre Gate
21. ABC 4Cyte Hollows
22. Hollows Roll
23. ABC Peppermint Grove Water
24. Kennards Oxer
25. Kennards Oxer
26. Off the Track Finale
4CYTE CCI 3*-L
1. Good Luck from Rider Video
2. Eventing Victoria Oxer
3. Off The Track Mound
4. AB Off The Track Arena
5. AB Lemieux Mound
6. Polo Oxer
7. IRT Trakehner
8. ABC Bates Billabong
9. Randlab Giants Table
10. Bates Billabong
11. AB Bates Billabong
12. Animi Ditch Rails
13. AB Yulong Stud Quarry
14. Equissage Table
15. ABC 4Cyte Hollows
16. Wyndham City Main Lawn
17. Equestrian Australia Love Seat
18. AB Horseland Mansion
19. Pryde’s EasiFeed Rose Garden
20. AB Pryde’s EasiFeed Rose Garden
21. The University of Melbourne Equine Centre Gate
22. ABC Peppermint Grove Water
23. Kennards Oxer
24. Off The Track Finale
OFF THE TRACK CCI 2*-L
GODOLPHIN LIFETIME CARE
CCI2YJ2*-L
1. Good Luck from Rider Video
2. Eventing Victoria Feeder
3. Off The Track Mound
4. Off The Track Arena
5. AB Bates Billabong
6. Polo Oxer
7. ABC Bates Billabong
8. Wine bar
9. Animi Ditch Brush
10. Zoo Corner Roll
11. AB Yulong Stud Quarry
12. Yulong Stud Quarry
13. ABC 4Cyte Hollows
14. Wyndham City Front Lawn
15. AB Horseland Mansion
16. Pryde’s EasiFeed Rose Garden
17. AB Pryde’s EasiFeed Rose Garden
18. The University of Melbourne Equine Centre Bench
19. ABC Peppermint Grove Water
20. Kennards Table
21. Off the Track Finale
OFF THE TRACK CCN 1*-L
1. Good Luck from Ciaron Maher Racing
2. Cliff Brown Racing Feeder
3. Off The Track Mound
4. Off The Track Arena
5. AB Bates Billabong
6. Lindsay Park Racing Ditch Brush
7. ABC Bates Billabong
8. ABC Yurgi Racing Corner Question
9. Price Kent Racing Roll
10. Henry Dwyer Racing Pardubice
11. AB MK Racing Mansion Turn
12. ABC 4Cyte Hollows
13. Pilbara Racehorse Pretraining Cabin
14. Yulong Stud Quarry
15. AB MyRacehorse Fairy Houses
16. Moody Racing Mound
17. Peppermint Grove Water
18. Inglis’ Seat
19. Platinum Horse transport Finale
OFF THE TRACK CCI2*-L
OFF THE TRACK CCI2*-L
4CYTE CCI3*-L
PRYDE’S EASIFEED CCI4*-L
Photo credit: Equisoul
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OFF THE TRACK CCN1*-L
Gender Foal Year Sire
Dam
Riders Cross Country Colours Owner/s
G 2013 Moshe Denison Star Pink Jasmine Reed
G 2009 Al Samer Kalasse Light Blue, Navy, White Chelsea Whicker
M 2017 Foxwedge Solysombra Red, Black, Orange, White Tamara Caspersz
M 2014 Mossman Linzertorte Turquoise Emily Bremner
G 2006 Magnus Love’s Here Blue Isabella Walsh
G 2013 Snitzel Distant Thunder Royal Blue Mia Harriss
G 2010 Bureaucracy Cupolone Royal Blue Brooke Foster
G 2017 Spill the Beans Crack the Kitty n/a Jade Wishart
M 2016 Dawn Approach St Gilgen Navy Lisa Cowling
G 2010 Ferocity Jibena Royal Blue Lara McNally
G 2018 Palentino Chelsey Rox Navy, Pink Stephanie Rowe
G 2010 Modern Era Rural Lover Navy, Light Blue Lauren Stanton
G 2012 Onemorenomore Legistature Orange Poppie Gorton
G 2004 General Nediym Video Rock Black Jarryd Stanley
G 2015 All too hard Sweet Cheeks Black & white Marlene Battedou
M 2013 Keep the Faith Cymbidium Light Purple Jayde Kirkham
G 2017 Valentia Miss Blevitone Navy, Yellow, White Cindy Lyall
G 2010 Dane Shadow Prophet Jewel Blue & White Emily Worgan
G 2016 Toronado Boracay Red, Navy Blue Zoe Weinberg
G 2014 Jade Heist Terrified Hot Pink, White, Black Georgina Mutton
G 2015 Americain Guilded Mistrel Emerald Green Imogen Bergin
G 2015 Fighting Sun Lady Pheobe Navy Blue Lily Wickenden
G 2014 Swiss Ace Kokkei N/A Shashank Singh Kataria
G 2018 America Becoming Roman White Elin Jarnestrom
G 2016 Bel Spritz My Chestnut Girl White Sarah Robinson
G 2019 Caravaggio Change Channels Blue, White Charlee Morton-Sharp
G 2006 Foxwedge All about the Coin Navy, Grey Kelly Fyfe
G 2019 Pride of Dubai
Ballet Society Navy Blue, White Charlie Richardson
OFF THE TRACK
Saturday 7 June,
Paris Olympics Silver Medallist - Chris will be working with three Off The Track Thoroughbreds, both on the flat and over fences. He’ll take us through the process of training a retired racehorse to develop into a promising eventer.
Racing Victoria Acknowledged Rehomer Program launched
Racing Victoria (RV) has introduction a new Acknowledged Rehomer Program to its suite of post-racing initiatives to help improve the visibility of thoroughbreds transitioning to new post-racing careers.
This program will incentivise those rehoming more than two Off The Track thoroughbreds a year to become an Acknowledged Rehomer, by providing a one-off $150 reporting payment for each thoroughbred reported to RV via the Off The Track Community.
The Acknowledged Rehomer Program differs from the Acknowledged Retrainer Program in two important ways:
• An Acknowledged Rehomer does not have to perform any ridden assessment or retraining under saddle before rehoming; and
• An Acknowledged Rehomer does not have to keep the thoroughbred in the care of their home, for example, this means they can rehome on behalf of owners and licensed trainers.
For more information, eligibility criteria and how to apply to become an Acknowledged Rehomer, please use the above QR code to visit the Off The Track Community or contact RV via offthetrack@racingvictoria.net.au
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1/22/2020 Wild Kard Ruby Dr Jessica Cook
Dec-19 Contenda Vivianne
31/12/2019 Cera Cassiago Heronwater Beetle
23/10/2019 Crackerjack King Sensational Report
13/09/2019 Kenlock Superman
Leesa Clausing
Bronte McShane
Rebekah Italiano
Lily Wickenden
Skye McCoullough
Mackenzie Walch
Jade Wishart
Beck Davis
Mackenzie Downing
Madison Jackson
Tiffany Henwood
Judith Jaeckle
Avril Charman
Teegan Ashby Eventing Elin Jarnestrom
Angus Wilkinson
Shanae Reid
Bradgate Park Jazzabelle Kenlock Park
16/08/2020 Grafenstolz Schonherz
13/10/2019 Fiorente Tuscadero
9/8/2019 Pride of Dubai Rayaheen
11/9/2019 Almanzor Luminova
23/12/2019 Furst Love
20/12/2019 Chatender
Annabel Nelson
Glen Tanner Trakehner Stud Jillian Innes-Irons
Regina Knobel
Carly Sawyer
Marnie Jackson
Shibetsu
Copabella Visage Chris Wallis
Gemma Nalder
Christine Wallis
APH Meander
APH Sporthorses
Kate Wallis
IRT YOUNG EVENT HORSE CHALLENGE
Foal Date Sire
Dam Breeder’s Name Owner
12/10/2018 Clydie ASH Hidden Horse Trails Mansfield Charlie Germein
8/1/2018 Clarimo Emerald/Christaline Chugg Equestrain F & S Fox
22/10/2018 America Becoming Roman Elin Jarnestrom
25/09/2018 Moonlark Maybe Mabelline David Unique TB Chloe Brooks
26/09/2018 Fiorente Molly Emma Nicol Emma Nicol
17/12/2018 Bellini Royal Tulara Colfab Tulara Stud Christopher Grant
17/12/2018 Contenda Wimborne Paint It Black Womborne Park Stud Danielle Cleland
21/01/2019 Chilli Morning CP Issy Miyake Willinga Park Chrissy Sanders
11/10/2018 American Pharough Paris Who Louise Abey
22/12/2018 Koyuna Icebreaker Grey Confusion Linda Dicmanis
18/10/2018 Free Eagle Varsovia Courtney Munro
28/09/2018 Chosen to Fly Miri Miri Jacinta West
10/12/2018 Schwartzgold Sugarloaf Akilina Michele Armstrong Alice Embry
11/4/2018 Romanov II Grandview Koffee Klub Grandview Sport Horses Charlotte Sheldon
7/11/2018 GF Daiquiri Zip It Up Plaudette Anneliese Phillips Emily Phillips
25/11/2018 Bluefields Floreno Lottie A & G Tivendale A & G Tivendale
YULONG RISING STARS
G 2019 Bay Your Song Miss Kindilan Tana Males
G 2020 Bay Dundeel Lures Fiona Mitchell
G 2013 Bay Danesis Belle Tower Samantha Benfell
G 2017 Bay Zacinto (GB) Vera De Bosset (AUS) Rochelle Adams
G 2019 Bay Frosted Dosh Dash Skye McCoullough
G 2015 Brown Leroidesanimaux Kesara Annabel Archibald
G 2019 Grey/Brown Al Maher Zalmara Kyle Kroeger
G 2016 Black Redwood (GB) Anna Kaye (NZ) Christina Grear
G 2019 Bay Crackerjack King Sensational Report Shanae Reid
G 2020 Bay Hardham Dubious Affair Jennifer Duffy
G 2015 Bay High Chapparal Fire Fairy Sarah McInnes
G 2019 Bay Fastnet Rock Cats Whisker Judith Jaeckle
G 2017 Bay More Then Ready Allez Wonder Sarah Ward
G 2018 Chestnut Siyouni Hunter Forward Tennielle Kerr
G 2019 Bay Pride of Dubai Rayaheen Carly Sawyer
G 2020 Brown So You Think Chi Sophie Fox
G 2018 Black Complacent Sneaky Feelings Georgina Gubbins
G 2015 Grey The Factor Fill The Page Laura Bell
M 2016 Bay Fiorente Chaparral Lass Grace Imrie
G 2018 Chestnut Zoustar Savsenga Olivia Picone
G 2019 Bay Jukebox Miss Presidential Leesa Clausing
G 2018 Bay Reliable Man Fanny Blankers Jenna Toohey
G 2014 Bay High Chaparral Rollon Rose Alice Lawrence
G 2016 Chestnut Dragon Pulse St Edith Jocelin Ashley
G 2016 Bay Galileo Anja Mia Tavoletti
G 2017 Bay Duporth Cuddles for Naara Sophie Slade
G 2016 Bay Pierro Valoura Maddey Santospirito
G 2018 Bay Wayed Zain Tempest Belle Elissa Raines
G 2018 Bay Foxwedge High Above Chloe Brooks
G 2018 Brown Shamus Reward Winesearch Ashlee Collett
G 2018 Chestnut Australia Gems Tana Males
M 2020 Chestnut Palentino Typhoon Henny Samuel Jeffree
G 2019 Bay Hallowed Crown Zutara Jessica Grosmann
M 2019 Bay Vancouver Rosie Goodnight A & G Tivendale
TRADE EXHIBITORS
4CYTE / INTERPATH GLOBAL
ANTARES AUSTRALIA
BATES SADDLES
CASTLEFIN EQUESTRIAN
CKA DESIGNS
COMPLETELY EQUINE
DAPPLE EQ
DECOLL SPORT
DIAMOND BOOTS AUSTRALIA
EQUISSAGE
GODDESS & HORSE EQUESTRIAN PHOTOGRAPHY
HORSE-IN-THE-BOX EQUESTRIAN
HUNTER HORSE BOXES
ICONIC EQUESTRIAN
JEWEL EQUESTRIAN
LEADER EQUINE OFF THE TRACK
PENELOPE STORE AUSTRALIA
PODIUM EQUESTRIAN
PRYDE’S EASIFEED
ROWVILLE TRAILERS STABLE COMFORT
THAMES EQUESTRIAN
THE CITY BARN
THEAULT SOUTH PACIFIC
VALLEYHORSEWEAR
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