ASHS National Championship Show

Angie Crump rode Manellae Mickey to equal third place in the Working Gelding 5 years and over - over 15hh.

Victorian Peter Jelliff rode Merriview Cruise to fifth place in the Working Gelding 5 years and over -over 15hh.

Gerald O'Brien rode his homebred and good looking, Obriens Resette in the Abbey Open Challenge. This class consists of a Hack, Working, Time Trial and Cattle section.

Sue Kirby rode Kirbys Stud Contender to be equal first in Working Stallion 5 years and over - 15hh under.

Tristan Starr and River Dance moved quickly around the pattern in the Working Stallion 5 years and over - Over 15hh.

Huon Smith rode Boonara Mentor to win the Working Stallion 5 years and over - over 15hh.

Brett Jones rode Falconhurst Formidable to win the Working Gelding 5 years and over - 15hh and under.

Michell McDonell rode Ocean Jackpot to take out the Working Gelding Championship.

Warwick Lawrence rode Cee Dee Deja Vu to second place in the Working Gelding 5 years and over - over 15hh and they went on to be declared Reserve Champion Working Gelding.

Kim Frazer rode Destinys Girl to place equal first in the Working Mare 5 years and over - 15hh and under. In the Working classes every competitor is given a set work out and it is scored like a dressage test, allowing for equal placings.

Michael Wilson riding Bluejay Justine placed equal first in the Working Mare 5 years and over - over 15hh and went on to be declared Reserve Champion Working Mare.

Iain Hyde and Hydeout Macca completes a good turn in the Working section of the Abbey Challenge.

Christopher Wear rode Kayderoyale Voodoo quickly to be declared Champion Working Stallion.

Bill Peardon was a busy man with a number of horses in the Abbey Open Challenge. Bill is seen here riding his super Bibbenluke Selena in the Working section of the Challenge. Selena took second place overall in the Open Challenge. Bill was also fourth riding the classy, Kydras Obediah that was declared Hi Point Horse of the Show.

Geordie Akeroyd and Royalle Scotch N Ice turn back in the Working Section of the Abbey Open Challenge.

Kim McMahon and Condamine Revival were one of 84 combinations contesting in the Abbey Open Challenge.

Mathew Holz and Strauan Parks Just Looking won the hotly contested Abbey Open Challenge and also took third place in the Working Stallion 5 years and over - over 15hh.

Paul Wardell rode his well performed Knights Jugaby in the Abbey Open Challenge.

Scott Rodgers and Tangible Dream make a good turn in the Abbey Open Challenge Working Section.

Allison Walker riding Binnia Deal makes a good stop in the Working Section of the Abbey Open Challenge.

Kyra O'Brien and Obriens Flauntette looked good during the Working Section of the Abbey Open Challenge.

Jay Charnock rode the watchful Effex Larkham in the Abbey Open Challenge.

Sam Evans riding Doongara Power Patrol make an impressive turn in the Working section of the Abbey Open Challenge.This combination took second place in the Campdraft section of the Challenge.

Dean Winn and Osland Pasrures Plum Pretty scored 83 in the Cattle section of the Abbey Open Challenge.

Madalyn Watchirs and Watchirs Rooster scored 80 in the Cattle Section of the Abbey Open Challenge.

Troy Palmer and Binna Impressive Destiny posted the impressive score of 92 in the Cattle Section of the Abbey Open Challenge. They went on to take third place overall in the Open Challenge.

Rachel Fenn and Dombarton Cabernet scored 85 in the Cattle Section of the Abbey Open Challenge.

Tasmanian competitor, Rocky Kingston rode Everhope Bullwinkle to score 82 in the Cattle Section of the Abbey Open Challenge.

Sue Hind presented her Champion Yearling, Uamby Smoko before the judges in the Supreme Led judging.

Tina Bridge presented Karen Miles' Cee Dee Bracelette by Waikon Park Bracelette and out of the recently deceased good broodmare Jindaria Ringlette, to take out the Supreme Led Exhibit.