2019 Adelaide Royal Show

Anna Marie Vaudin is pictured at the reins of the Rhys Vaudin Driving Team nomination, 'Kittle Composer' during the drive off for Champion Light Horse Turnout.

The always beautifully presented, Stuart Ryan is pictured at the reins of his lovely, 'Stillbrook Tiger Lilly' during the Light Horse Turnout Championship drive off.

Amanda Proctor drove the very successful Ragg and Proctor Show Team's, 'Glenwood Limited Edition' to claim the Champion Light Horse Turnout Championship.

Mike Keogh drove his own and E Murphy's nominations, 'Joe' and 'Blackie' to take out the Multiple Delivery Horse Turnout Championship.

With Russell March driving and Christian March along to assist, the Glenquarry Clydesdales' nominations, Ben Koi Spitfire' and 'Wheelabarraback Flash Jack' were declared Reserve Champion Multiple Delivery Turnout.

Anne Lindh drove her own and Chris Lawrie's nomination, 'Lentara Harveston' to take second place in the the class for Harness Shetland Pony Turnout.

Rachael Maynard is pictured at the reins of her own and Leanne Maynard's charming, 'Rawhiti Park Trimm' during the class for Harness Shetland Pony Turnout.

Melanie Mantel drove her own and Vicki Mantel's nomination, 'Colvadale Masterpiece' to win the class for Harness Shetland Pony Viceroy Turnout. They went on to be declared Reserve Champion Harness Shetland Pony.

Russell Johnstone and Gregor and Sandra McCann's imported Dutch gelding, 'Daprice' (Quaprice du Bois Margot/Acord II mare) were the only combination to post a double clear to win the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier. Back from a spell, Daprice jumped beautifully.

Young South Australian jumping rider, Briony Temby rode Jeff Evans' imported, 'Fieldbrook Corunia' to post an eight penalty first round in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Successful South Australian jumping rider , Adam Metcalfe rode Peter Graham's, 'MEC Aston' to jump four and clear to take sixth place in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Jess Stones had had a super show both in the hack and the jumping rings. Jess is pictured aboard her Vivant gelding, 'Diamond B Vermont' that jumped four and four to take eighth place in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier

Brook Dobbin is pictured aboard Wendy Keddell's impressive, 'Carrado MVNZ' by Cassini II during the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Kristy Bruhnis pictured abaord her successful Irish Sport Horse, 'Jack' during the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Jess Pateman has had an outstanding show and is pictured aboard her Conquistador gelding, 'Celso' flying their way to second place in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Not competing in the jumping programme at the show, Mark Lindh came to start in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier riding Belinda Lindh's, 'Six Pack'.

Sam Buchanan is pictured in full flight aboard his Conquistador mare, 'Diamond B Carla' during the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Rhys Stones jumped clear and four riding Elva Stone' talented Colman stallion, 'Tulara Colmar' to take fourth place in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Matthew Kidson is pictured aboard David Finch's talented Casall ASK stallion, 'Calgary GNZ' during the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Matthew Afford may have moved to Queensland, but he is never far away from the Royal Adelaide Show. Matthew is pictured aboard his well performed, 'Kaluna Salute' that posted a four penalty first round in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Erin Buswell is pictured aboard her wonderful 'Quero Quero' by Quidam's Rubin out of a Calypso II mare that jumped a super first round clear in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier. Time penalties in the second round kept them from the major placings.

The Brice and Clark families' 'Anton' with Billy Raymont in the saddle had been easily the most successful jumper at the 2019 Royal Adelaide Show. At short odds for back to back World Cup classes they proved that nothing is certain in showjumping and finished down the line.

Brook Dobbin posted four and four aboard Wendy Keddell's, 'Gina MVNZ' by Chin Chin to take seventh place in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Stephen Dingwall from the ACT posted four and four in a quick time to take fifth place in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier riding his Balou du Rouet gelding, 'Cavalier du Rouet.

James Harvey posted a clear and four riding Des Russell's, 'Tyrone VDL' by Cardento to take third place in the Princess Royal Station Adelaide World Cup Qualifier.

Fiona Wilson drove the Wilson, Wright and Colliins nomination, 'Tara Park Phoenix' to win the class for Harness Shetland Pony Turnout. Phoenix went on to be declared Champion Harness Shetland Pony and took out the Graham Fricker AM Memorial Trophy for Supreme Harness Shetland.

Anna Vaudin drove the Ryys Vaudin Driving Team's, Stoneleigh Valenciato to win the Harness Horse non-hackney novice over 14hh.

Emma Johnson's, Admire Monte took fifth place in the class for Harness Horse or Gallaway Non-Hackney.

Stuart Ruyan drove his imported Welsh Cob, Burrowa Welsh Maid to be declared Champion Non-Hackney over 14hh.

John Preece's Malleegrove Mandalla took fourth place in the class for Harness Horse or Gallaway Non-Hackney.

Andrew James accompanied by Tiana Schaefer drove his own and Corinne Collins' successful nomination, 'Nawarrah Park Pink Panther' to claim the Light Horse Turnout Reserve Championship.