2018 Royal Darwin Show

Nikola Copland rode Academy to win the class for Novice Rider over 18 years old.

Daniel McBride riding Tindara Tinkerbell took second place in the Novice Rider 18 years and over.

Teri Walker riding Al-Kareeme Hugo Boss placed third in the Novice Rider over 18 years.

Shannah Mudge rode Temeca Barlow's A New Hope in the Intermediate Rider 18 years and over.

Brianna Greenwood placed second in the Intermediate Rider 18 years and over.

Michaela Bradley rode Finch Farm Jay P to win the class for Rider 18-25 years.

Sheldon Collins took second place in the class for Rider 25-35 years.

Anna Newlove and her Magnificent Seven had a good day at the 67th Darwin Royal Show. Anna started the day taking out the Reserve Champion Senior Rider and Magnificent Seven finished off the day being awarded Champion Hunter Hack for the third consecutive year.

Jess Seilor took third place riding Lyndhurst in the class for Rider 25-35 years.

Emily David riding Banjo was pleased to win the class for Rider 12-14 years.

Leticia Robertson from Kunanurra in WA competed in the class for Rider 14-16 years.

Rhianna Williamson was declared Champion Rider under 14 years.

Grace McDonald was declared Reserve Champion Rider under 14 years.

Kate Shenton had a successful day in the Intermediate Rider classes.

Ally Reynolds rode Magnificent Seven to take out the Reserve Champion Rider 14-18 years.

Shaylee Nicholls riding Marshanti Peacemaker to win the class for Rider 25-35 years.

Emily Hubble rode Croydon Park Cool Ace to second place in the 80cm Two Round Championship.

Isla McDonald rode Retak Avatar to win the 80cm Two Round Championship.

Jayme Frost rode Janeils Star Attraction in the 80cm Two Round Championship.

Ruscoe Robertson rode Crayola to win the 70cm Top Score.

Carmel Trevorrow rode a clear rode aboard Ralenti.

Nicole Mutimer rode Clydenvale Jacque to third place in the Open Championship.

Dana Mutimer rode Adina's Maximus in the Open Championship.

Kasey Fullwood rode Fernhill Orlando to win the Open Championship.

Ashleigh Overall was delighted when her Glynyarra Park Libretto was declared Champion Hunter Pony.

Jaimee Bruggerman rode Skibbereen Neat Az to take out the Reserve Champion Hunter Galloway.

Ella Spinks had a wonderful day with her Miss Melody, being declared Supreme Champion Rider and Supreme Champion Hunter.

Brooke Hyatt's, Nigella Wanna Magician ridden by Kate Shenton was declared Reserve Champion Hunter Pony.

Nadine Ikin rode JFK in the class for Rider 25-35 years.

Jaimee Bruggerman rode Skibbereen Neat Az to take out the Champion Rider 14 and under 18 years. Jamie is seen here with judges Kerry Tempest and Rob Clarke.