2006 E Banc Trade Adelaide International Horse Trials

Rebekah Foster rode Carisbrooke Cool Bananas to finish ninth in the CIC** Division 2.

Emma Hoath and 'Kiwi Mystery' lowered just one rail to move from fifth place to second in the CIC** Division 1 competition with a final score of 78..

With just one fence down, Kerri Bowman and 'Fourwinds 4 Tune' held on to their lead to win the CIC** Division 1 with a final score of 72.50.

Dale Flynn dropped from fourth to sixth with two showjumping rails down in the CIC** Division 2 riding her 'ESB Irish Eclipse'.

Dominic Ingvall rode her Kitara William the Conqueror to take fourth place in the CIC** Division 2 with 66.80 penalties.

Megan Jones had a big night at the Three Day Event Ball last night. She won the Anna Savage Best and Fairest Award for the second time (2002 was the first) and her horse, Kirby Park Irish Jester won the inaugural Peppermint Grove Event Horse of the Year Award. Megan was still able to jump clear riding her 'Kirby Park Allofasudden' to take second place in the CIC** Division 2 with 56.70 penalties..

As expected Wendy Schaeffer was not going to let go of her lead in the CIC** Division 2. She rode 'Koyuna Sunshine' to jump clear and win with 56.20 penalties.

Tori Stewart from Victoria with her 'Zig Zag' competing in the last phase of the CCI** competition.

Wendy Platts had two down riding her 'For Pleasure' to finish 14th in the CCI**.

Robert Palm rode 'Bentleigh Gambler' to just add 1.2 cross-country time penalties to his dressage score to finish the CCI** competition in ninth place with 67.60.

Clinton van der Sandon rode 'Tarr Ritzi' to add one showjumping rail to their tally to finish the CCI** competition in eight place with 64.60 penalties.

It's difficult to imagine that Emma Mason's 'FI Pharinelli' could ever have a fence down. However, they lowered three rails to finish the CCI** in 10th place with 69.40.

Luke Jones had a nightmare showjumping round with his 'Captain Schaeffer' to slip from sixth to 16th place in the CCI**.

Deon Stokes from WA took sixth place in the CCI** riding his 'Red Bull', finishing on 62.40.

Barrie and Jean Hare's 'Badger Bay' jumped very well for Will Enzinger, but one rail down saw them loose the lead in the CCI** they had held since the dressage. Will and 'Badger' finished in second place with 52.00 penalties.

Dominic Jones is not making off with a bale of hay, he is taking part in a "riders turn grooms" competition which kept the lunchtime crowd amused.

Event Coordinator, Amelia McFeteridge with the all important winners garland.

CCI**** Ground Jury, L-R Ron Patterson (Aus), Nick Burton (GB) and Barry Roycroft (Aus)

Cross-country Course Designer, Mike Etherington-Smith (on right) looks to be admiring the Showjumping Course Designer, Richard Bruggeman's hat.

John Anker with a subtle advertisement for his Wandin event in Victoria.

The delighted owners and friends for the winning CCI** horse, 'Cleddau Babby Dazzler' ridden by Shane Rose.

Sponsors, Guests and Club Equus members enjoying lunch and the showjumping.

Emily Anker jumped one of just three clear CCI**** showjumping rounds with her 'Keniski', (pictired) but sadly a technical difference of opinion saw then register a stop across country, for a final 11th place. Emily however took third place riding her own and Mary-Jane Crabtree's experienced 'Balmoral Cavalier'.

Cammy O'Rourke slipped from eighth to 10th in the CCI**** after the showjumping phase riding her 'Kirby Park Irish Jamie'.

Ryan Wood and 'Koyuna Azgard' had three fences down in the showjumping phase of the CCI**** to finish in eighth place with 77.20.

Charlene Barton and 'Covers' competing for New Zealand lowered just one showjumping fence to take sixth place in the CCI**** with 68.60 penalties.

Fourteenth after the dressage phase, Olivia Bunn and 'Klimax' worked their way up to fifth place in the CCI****.

Stuart Tinney jumped a super clear round with Kathy Ward and Peter O'Connell's 'Vittori' to take second place in the CCI**** competition on 62.80. They also received the award for the Best Showjumping Round.

Christopher Burton slipped from third to fourth in the CCI**** lowering just one rail aboard 'Balmoral KS Roscoe' for a total of 65.20 penalties.

With all the pressure in the world on his shoulders, Heath Ryan got his showjumping round off to a nevous start. 'Flame' lowered the first and the third fence, with with five fences in hand they regained their form, as seen in this picture to win the CCI**** competition. It was a popular victory.

The coverted Jack Walshe Trophy presented to the winner of the CCI**** competition.

Shane Rose added nothing to his dressage score to win the very close CCI** competition riding Margaret and Ted Ledner's 'Cleddau Bobby Dazzler', seen here in their lap of honour.

"Wish me luck as you wave me good-bye" A delighted Heath Ryan enjoys his victory gallop aboard 'Flame'.