Australia Day Showjumping Championships

Jodie Skeels and Gemridge Cactus Jack won the first class of the Australia Day Show Jumping Championships, Hibank Haulage Ladies Jump 1m.

Elizabeth Ballard and the super quick gelding Bramley Rose won the Junior Super Two Phase on day one of competition

Lachlan Manuel and the lovely grey stallion Nintendro compete in the 1.20m

Courtney Tincknell and the fantastic little stock horse, Mervyn, won the Open 1.20m Super Two Phase

Jamie Page competes in the Foxhunter Final

Competing in the Foxhunter was Jodie Berman and the young stallion Catchphrase

Tess Lawrence thoroughly enjoying her time in the showjumping ring on board RSB Flashdance

Chelsea Pender and Baracuda took out the win in the Foxhunter

Gus, the 11 month old Great Dane currently stands at 85cm...and still growing...with proud owner Maddy Sears

Jessie Smith on board the horse previously owned by Kristy Bruhn, Belcam Cosmic, placed second in the Junior Championship

Brittany Murphy and Peace Image had an unlucky rail in the jump off for the Junior Championship and finished in fifth place

Jess Towns and Ace Ventura on their way to finishing third in the Junior Championship

The very class Quality Euro with Clem Smith in the saddle competing in the TDSJC Grand Prix

A very unfortunate rail at the first fence in the jump off saw Emily Patterson and Noble Euros finish second in the Grand Prix

Matt Kidston and Finch Farm Style show off their spectacular winning style in the Grand Prix

Young Cody Tincknell competing in the 13 years and under class

Maddy Sears riding her latest addition to her Team, I'm Good, in their first competition

Natalie Burns and Allomate clear the spectacular and appropriate Australian Flag fence in the 1m Two Phase class

Hugh Buchanan and Its My Spot compete in the 1.10m

Kathy Humphries on board one of her many rides throughout the weekend in the 1.10m

Danae O'Keefe riding Gilbachtal Paluma in the 1.10m

Trish Aldridge guides Humphrey, who finished racing late last year, around his first ever 80cm class

After a hard days riding, some of the competitors found a great way to cool off!