2018 Sydney Royal

Esmay Rheinberger drove the Murroka Clydesdales and the Denmore nomination, 'Murroka Harmonica' to take third place in the class for Light, Medium, Heavy Horse Lady Driver.

Brydie McKillop is pictured aboard her, 'Coolidowns Phantom' during the judging of the Working Australian Stock Horse Gelding.

Debbie Pritchard is pictured aboard her, 'Secretdowns Clancy' by Riverview Snowman during the class for Working Australian Stock Horse Gelding.

Ann Gilbert drove Redbank Percherons, Redbank First Edition in the large class for Lady Driver Light, Medium and Heavy Horse.

Joanne Dorman drove the Dorman Family's lovely, 'Westbury Van Gogh' (Weston Park Chicago/Westbury Lady Vanya) to claim the Sulky/Buggy Pony Turnout Championship. Bree Boon went along for the pleasant ride.

Well known Victorian exhibitor, Stuart Ryan drove his lovely, 'Stillbrook Tiger Lily' to take out the Sulky/Buggy Pony Turnout Reserve Championship.

Amanda Ragg drove the Ragg and Proctor Show Team's, 'Glenwood Limited Edition' to claim the Hackney Pony Reserve Championship.

Capable reinswoman, Melissa Bensley drove the Jones and Bensley nomination, the exciting Hackney horse, 'Cherry Farm Alarick' to take out the Mary Willsallen Memorial Perpetual Trophy for Supreme Champion Harness Turnout.

Brooke Keir drove 'Canberra Park Velvet Queen' to win the class for Non Hackney Harness Horse Turnout.

Heidi Stevens drove Mark Glendenning's, 'Eskdale Francesca' to claim the Hackney Harness Pony Championship.

It is wonderful to see Shane Keir back at Sydney Royal after an absense of five years. The Kier Family have been successful harness exhibitors at Sydney for many years and this year they have brought eleven horses and 22 vehicles. Shane drove 'Canberra Park Stepalong Generald' to claim the Single Horse Business Turnout Championship.

Denese Ward drove, 'Dancer' exhibited by P & D Ward and Sons to take fifth place in the class for Light, Medium, Heavy Horse Lady Driver.

Graham Ware drove the Ware's Livery Stable's, 'Jasper' to take out the Single Horse Business Turnout Reserve Championship.

P and D Ward's, 'Dash' won the class for Bakers Turnout Two or Four Wheeled Vehicle.

Barry Moore rode his stallion, 'Starwaltz Cool Justice' (Soda Justice/Starwaltz Cool Breeze' to claim the David Archibald Memorial Perpetual Trophy for Champion Working Australian Stock Horse. It was a back to back victory for Barry and his cool stallion.

Julie Butler is pictured at the reins of her own and Greg Butler's splendid, 'Allington Braye Max' during the well attended class for Light, Medium, Heavy Horse Lady Driver.

Warwick Lawrence rode Lesley Walsh and the Werombi Pines Stud's, 'Willowby Excelerator'(Wallabah Excel/Priceless Bradette) to win the Working Gelding class and take out the Working Australian Stock Horse Reserve Championship.

Kim Frazer rode her own and Glenn Frazer's, 'Playmore Uptown Girl' (Royalle Double Your Money/Destiny's Girl) to win the class for Working Australian Stock Horse Colt/Filly/Gelding Under Four Years.

Krystal Blackwell went all out riding the Brandwood Australian Stock Horss nomination', 'Orlanga Impact' (Orlanga Adam/Towitta Rivoli Rollette) to win the class for Working Australian Stock Horse, Rider Under 18 years.

Mark West rode, 'Balala Cool Destiny' (Acres Destiny/Cool Fashion) to win the class for Working Australian Stock Horse Mare.

Col Moxey is pictured aboard the Brandwood Australian Stock Horses', 'Quiera Casanova' (Arundle Cadman/Quiera Sillohette) that took second place in the class for Working Australian Stock Horse Stallion.

Michelle Perry drove her, 'Shahville Dreamcatcher' to win the class for Light, Medium, Heavy Horse Lady Driver.

Julie Barber drove her, 'Avonberry Amelie' to take fourth place in the class for Light, Medium, Heavy Horse Lady Driver.

Renee Taylor is pictured aboard her, 'Camelot Almac' during the judging of the Australian Stock Horse Working Gelding.