2012 Caboolture World Cup

Clem Smith trots out Florina under the vets eye during the trot up to establish the horses are sound & ready to compete in the World Cup Qualifier event later on that day.

4th in the Young Rider Championships was Breeanna Lang & Boambee Dee Jay with a rail down in the jump off & a quick time of 36.79 seconds.

Good Golly Miss Wolly & Jessie Cearns jumped clear in the first round but had 2 down in the jump off of the Young Rider Championships.

James Arkins & Gullamae were the Reserve Champions in the Young Rider Championships, after a double clear, this class was sponsored by Chase The Dream Equestrian.

Gemma Creighton & Zanimo jumped a double clear to secure the win in the Young Rider Championship.

Elizabeth Mallard & Bramley Star jumped clear in the first round of the Junior Championship.

Gemma Creighton is always the one to beat when she steps into an arena, & today was no exception, taking home the Championship (Zanimo), 3rd (Its Budrum - pictured) & 6th place (Tycoon Warlord) out of a field of 33 in the Young Rider Championships.

Breanna Drake & Lexington Infinity contested the Junior Championship class.

Brooke Langbecker & He's Henry placed 5th in the Junior Championship with a rail down in the jump off.

Heidi Whalley & Awful Close placed 4th in the Junior Championship after going clear in the first round & only 1 rail down in the jump off.

Rebekah Towler rode Brooke BHS in the jump off of the Junior Championship, missing out on the placings after having 2 rails down.

Bridget Connolly & My Secret Obsession was 3rd in the Junior Championships with a double clear & final time of 46.25 seconds.

Brooke Langbecker rode Riverside Bart to Reserve Champion in the Junior Championship with a double clear round & final time of 42.64 seconds.

Dustin Golchert & Top Gear placed 6th with a rail down in the jump off of the Junior Championship.

Carol Burton rode Connor to a clear round in the first go round of the Junior Championship, sponsored by Australian Heavy Haulage.

Brock Everingham rode Dusty Springs to take out the Junior Championship class, with a double clear round & fastest time of 39.59 seconds.

Lincoln Glasby rode the ever steady L.E. Pop Top to 3rd in the C Grade Championship after a quick time of 46.30 seconds.

6th place in the C Grade Qualifier was Billy Raymont aboard Carneol.

Stuart Jenkins rode Fairview Elevation to 4th place in the C Grade Qualifier with 2 rails down in the jump off.

Shane Davidson & Fairbanks Lulu were Reserve Champions in the C Grade Qualifier with final time of 42.93 seconds.

Tom Sedger rode Riverside Gareth to 5th in the C Grade Qualifier, he also had Getwotuwant place 7th after the jump off, the only rider to get both his horses through to the final round.

Lachlan Manuel & Carillion M were the C Grade Champions after a double clear in both rounds.

Always a crowd favourite with his snappy jumping style Warrego Sandon & David Goodwin were 5th after having 2 rails down in the World Cup jump off.

RSB Jacana was ridden by Stewart Jenkins in the Caboolture World Cup Qualifier.

Billy Raymont & Stardom wow'd the crowds with a double clear to take out the 1st place prize at the Caboolture World Cup.

New Zealander Ross Smith rode Quiet Cassini to 9th place in the World Cup Qualifier.

Merrick Ubank & Aladino were 4th after a clear round in the World Cup jump off.

The current leader of the Australian FEI World Cup wears a distinguishable arm band during competition, Evie Buller from Western Australia riding Yalambi's Landor were the ones to beat going into the Caboolture World Cup after the pair won the World Cup at the Ekka. They were placed 8th with an unlucky run in the jump off.

Clem Smith & Florina gave a flawless run in the World Cup Qualifier, jumping 2 clear rounds & securing 2nd place.

Kristy Bruhn & Habarty had 1 rail down in the World Cup Qualifier jump off, placing 3rd overall.