Aquis Champions Tour

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Being one of two to jump a double clear round, Ron Parlevliet and Flashdrive stopped the clock at 53.39 seconds.
Being one of two to jump a double clear round, Ron Parlevliet and Flashdrive stopped the clock at 53.39 seconds.
The final day of the AQUIS Champions Tour saw, Kate Jackwitz and Desert Sands Vavoom take the win in the Intermediate Final.
The final day of the AQUIS Champions Tour saw, Kate Jackwitz and Desert Sands Vavoom take the win in the Intermediate Final.
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Kick starting the final day at the AQUIS Champions Tour in the Bronze Tour Final was Shane Davidson and Viva Blue.
Kick starting the final day at the AQUIS Champions Tour in the Bronze Tour Final was Shane Davidson and Viva Blue.
Big smiles for Olivia Hamood from Glen Haven Park as she completes her jump off round on Dada Des Brimbelles Z in the Bronze Tour Final,
Big smiles for Olivia Hamood from Glen Haven Park as she completes her jump off round on Dada Des Brimbelles Z in the Bronze Tour Final,
After a big week of competing at the AQUIS Champions Tour, Coco Miles and Emcee Villain qualified to secure them a spot in the Bronze Tour Final.
After a big week of competing at the AQUIS Champions Tour, Coco Miles and Emcee Villain qualified to secure them a spot in the Bronze Tour Final.
Flying over the Strawberry Hill Stud fence in the main arena during the Bronze Tour Final was Killy Billy Castanoo with Tim Amitrano.
Flying over the Strawberry Hill Stud fence in the main arena during the Bronze Tour Final was Killy Billy Castanoo with Tim Amitrano.
Making it look easy in the Bronze Tour Final was Oaks Diamantina ridden by Jamie Priestly on the final day of the AQUIS Champions Tour.
Making it look easy in the Bronze Tour Final was Oaks Diamantina ridden by Jamie Priestly on the final day of the AQUIS Champions Tour.
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Jumping a double clear round with a time of 43.60 seconds saw Paul Brent and Kabalesse Kavita sit pretty at the top of the leaderboard taking the win in the Bronze Tour Final.
Jumping a double clear round with a time of 43.60 seconds saw Paul Brent and Kabalesse Kavita sit pretty at the top of the leaderboard taking the win in the Bronze Tour Final.
Last to jump in the first round of the Bronze Tour Final was Tom McDermott on Yalambi's Cassini Rosso on the last day of the 2019 AQUIS Champions Tour.
Last to jump in the first round of the Bronze Tour Final was Tom McDermott on Yalambi's Cassini Rosso on the last day of the 2019 AQUIS Champions Tour.
It a highly competitive field in the Bronze Tour saw Paul Brent (middle) take the win, with Olivia Hamood (left) placing second James Arkins (right) placing third.
It a highly competitive field in the Bronze Tour saw Paul Brent (middle) take the win, with Olivia Hamood (left) placing second James Arkins (right) placing third.
Early in the draw for the Gold Tour Final was Clem Smith aboard Alite at the 2019 AQUIS Champions Tour.
Early in the draw for the Gold Tour Final was Clem Smith aboard Alite at the 2019 AQUIS Champions Tour.
Local rider, Merrick Ubank and Alantinus competed in the hotly contested Gold Tour Final at the AQUIS Champions Tour held at the beautiful Elysian Fields.
Local rider, Merrick Ubank and Alantinus competed in the hotly contested Gold Tour Final at the AQUIS Champions Tour held at the beautiful Elysian Fields.
Looking picture perfect in the Gold Tour Final was Gabrielle Kuna and Flaire on the last day of the 2019 AQUIS Champions Tour.
Looking picture perfect in the Gold Tour Final was Gabrielle Kuna and Flaire on the last day of the 2019 AQUIS Champions Tour.
It was a big celebration for Katie Laurie as she won the Gold Tour Final with Casebrooke Lomond on the last day of the 2019 AQUIS Champions Tour.
It was a big celebration for Katie Laurie as she won the Gold Tour Final with Casebrooke Lomond on the last day of the 2019 AQUIS Champions Tour.
Sending it through to the finish flags to steal the lead off Billy Raymont, Clem Smith and Guru waste no time in the Speed Derby on the final day of the AQUIS Champions Tour.
Sending it through to the finish flags to steal the lead off Billy Raymont, Clem Smith and Guru waste no time in the Speed Derby on the final day of the AQUIS Champions Tour.
Would you expect anything less? - In true Ron Easey fashion and showing off to the crowd in the final class of the AQUIS Champions Tour Port O Call clears the final fence in the Speed Derby.
Would you expect anything less? - In true Ron Easey fashion and showing off to the crowd in the final class of the AQUIS Champions Tour Port O Call clears the final fence in the Speed Derby.
Catching the ride on CP Ellira owned by Tim Bowman was Paige Johnston, this combination competed at the AQUIS Champions Tour and qualified to jump in the Junior Tour Final.
Catching the ride on CP Ellira owned by Tim Bowman was Paige Johnston, this combination competed at the AQUIS Champions Tour and qualified to jump in the Junior Tour Final.
First to jump off in the Junior Tour Final was Maleah Lang-McMahon on Fernhill Zinzan at the AQUIS Champions Tour held at Elysian Fields.
First to jump off in the Junior Tour Final was Maleah Lang-McMahon on Fernhill Zinzan at the AQUIS Champions Tour held at Elysian Fields.
Despite the muddy conditions, Alexandra Inglis and Nawarrah Bridget Jones jumped a double clear round in the Junior Tour Final.
Despite the muddy conditions, Alexandra Inglis and Nawarrah Bridget Jones jumped a double clear round in the Junior Tour Final.
Coming into the jump off on top of the leaderboard was Sally Simmonds on Oaks Chifley, jumping in the Junior Tour Final and stopping the clock at a competitive 42.963 seconds to take the win.
Coming into the jump off on top of the leaderboard was Sally Simmonds on Oaks Chifley, jumping in the Junior Tour Final and stopping the clock at a competitive 42.963 seconds to take the win.
Emily Uebergang and Sandy Creek LouLou compete on the final day of the 2019 AQUIS Champions Tour in the Intermediate Final.
Emily Uebergang and Sandy Creek LouLou compete on the final day of the 2019 AQUIS Champions Tour in the Intermediate Final.
Giving it their all, a combination made up of Katie Laurie and Casebrooke Lomond were determined to finish on top in the Gold Tour Final, with two clear rounds and stopping the timer at an impressive 54.89 seconds it was no surprise they won the tour.
Giving it their all, a combination made up of Katie Laurie and Casebrooke Lomond were determined to finish on top in the Gold Tour Final, with two clear rounds and stopping the timer at an impressive 54.89 seconds it was no surprise they won the tour.
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