2008 Victorian Cutting Futurity

Billy Neville from NSW riding Cassidy Oak, won the Hamish MacCallum Memorial Open Non Pro with a score of 217.

Gus Eckermann from SA rode Ellomeek Tanna Lena to score 202 in the Youth event.

Emma Stockdale from Victoria rode Troy Randell's, Royal Red Roy to score 180 in the Youth event.

Matilda Woodward from Swan Hill in Victoria riding Docs Enterprise scored 205 in the Youth event.

Lacey Elliot and Plays a Pep scored 198 in the Youth event.

Samantha Mullen from Victoria rode Docs Electra to score 214.5 and take fifth place in the Youth event. Samantha also rode Freckles Bonita Two in the same class for third place.

Sarah Crawford from Victoria rode Mista Flight to score 209 in the Youth event. Sarah also rode Tassas Gold Fever in the same class to take equal sixth place.

One of the youngest competitors at the Victorian Futurity show, Ken Weekley and Bag Lady during the Youth event.

Xavier Harris, former National NCHA Youth Champion and President of the NCHA Youth Committee displayed great talent to win the Youth and place equal second in the Open Non Pro riding Docs Spinafrec.

Scott Fraser rode Spin N Denius to score 192 in the Classic Challenge Go Round 2.

Dean Holden and C. Thrun's Chickasha Hope had the top qualifying score of 433 to move into the nine horse final in the Classic Challenge.

Troy Randle rode A. Finnimore's, Pepped Up Spin, to score 417 in the qualifying rounds of the Classic Challenge and sneak into the final.

Corey Holden rode R. Harland's, Winderadeen Scotalittlepep to score 210 in the Classic Challenge Go Round 2 and make the final.

Paul Beath riding J. Danby's Go For Spinning Oak scored 415 in the Classic Challenge Go Rounds, and just missed the final cut.

Deb Wilson rode Built Like a Roc to score 417 in the Classic Challenge Go Rounds and make the Sunday final.

Phil Dawson riding D. Simpkin's, Diablo Spin scored 217.5 in the Classic Challenge Go Round 2 and moved into the final with 428.5.

Corey Holden and S. Hedrich's, Dantay Tender Tanya unfortunately failed to score in the Classic Challenge Go Round 2.

Tom Coen rode the Erin Park QH Stud's, Winderadeen Get Shorty to score 211 in the Hamish MacCallum Memorial Open Non Pro to take fifth place.

Michael Neville rode Mia Kat to score 206 in the Hamish MacCallum Memorial Open Non Pro.

Greg Rotheram riding Dual Fancy scored 189 in the Hamish MacCallum Memorial Open Non Pro.

Peter Karger from SA rode Dianne Bennett's wonderful mare, Turpentine Acres to score 209 in the Hamish MacCallum Memorial Open Non Pro and place sixth.

Donna Murphy rode Parraweena Pep Talk to fourth place in the Hamish MacCallum Memorial Open Non Pro with a score of 212.5.

Jackie Buckeridge rode Yulgilbar Lots of Play, one of the highest money earning geldings of all time, but unfortunatly they did not add to their prize money in the Hamish MacCallum Memorial Open Non Pro with a score of 180.

Leanne Moran rode the Tri Star Stud's Tassa Babe Star to score 185 in the Hamish MacCallum Memorial Open Non Pro.

Phil Dawson rode Peter Trinke's imported Reyn Storm to produce the top score for the show so far of 223 to win the Open event.

Denise MacCallum-Campey rode the spectacular Chance Lodge nomination, Royal Blue Boonsmal, who looks like she has springs for feet, to score 216 in the Open and take fourth place.

Dean Holden rode Claus and Karen Thrun's highly successful Chickasha Hope to score 186 in the Open event.

Jason Leitch from Springshaw in Qld. rode Alan and Helen Hunter's Oaks Unchained Melody to score 218 in the Open and take third place.

Graham Lamey rode Charmaine Lehman's Olympic Gold to score 208 in the Open and place equal sixth.

Scott Campbell from NSW rode Dianne Bennett's top performance mare, Turpentine Acres to score 213.5 in the Open and take fifth place.