2004 Canberra World Cup

With a third and a first place in the two Cosmorex Young Rider classes, Aaron Hadlow and Step Sister were declared ACT Young Rider CHampions.

Meg Parker riding Alex Jack in the Cosmorex Coffee Young Rider

Chris Chugg and JB Schultz in the Forest Park Riding School Power and Speed. Chris and Schultz took second place in the very competitive Mini Prix for non World Cup horses.

Angela Cooke and Lopez in the Cosmorex Coffee Young Rider

Emily Blinkworth had three in the jump-off of the Cosmorex Young Rider but was unable to win a ribbon against strong competition. Seen here riding LL Dice.

Kristy Lee Hogan and Boston Star

Kim Cameron and Y Did I took third place in the Forest Park Riding School A & B Grade Power and Speed competition.

Michelle Barrera and Kayak van het Gravebhof in the Forest Park Riding School Power and Speed. Michelle and the imported Belgian Kayak went on to take third place in the ACT Insulation Services Canberra World Cup Qualifier.

Brooke Campbell and Jive Talkin won the Canberra Motorcycle Centre ACT Young Rider Speed title and were Runners Up in the ACT Young Rider Championship. Brooke had a successful show with both Jive Talkin and her Stock Horse bred BP Cactus, who won the Forest Park Riding School A & B Power and Speed and was fourth in the Mini Prix.

Gemma Coleman and Emmaville Agenda competing in Round 1 of the Cosmorex Young Rider CHampionships.

Nathan Wood and Mingara Monach took second place in Round 1 of the Cosmorex young Rider Championship.

Bonnie Martin and Karry Me competing in the Cosmorex Young Rider Championships.

Jamie Grant and Wondaree Suprise won Round 1 of the Cosmorex Young Rider Titles and were placed fifth overall.

Meg Parker and Scarlet Hunter competing in the Cosmorex ACT Young Rider Titles.

Angela Cooke and Archaos in the Forest Park Riding School Power and Speed

Stephen Dingwall and Willandra competing in the Forest Park Riding School A&B Power and Speed competition.

Paul Athanasoff riding his and Charlie Hooke's stylish stallion, Wirragulla Hamlet was equal seventh in the ACT Insulation Services Canberra World Cup Qualifier.

Alison Rowland riding Lauren Hartog's Special Bidder was second in the first leg of the ACT Senior Showjumping Titles.

Anthony March and Reanna Tobleronne competing in the Forest Park A & B Power and Speed.

Well-known Bega rider, Deon Williams and Jaguar competing in the Canberra Performance Horse ACT Senior Titles.

Alyssa Mathers and Fox competing in the ACT Senior Titles.

Brie Smith and her Australian Stock Horse bred, Kallenia Figjam competing in the Canberra Performance Horses ACT Senior Showjumping Titles.

James Mooney and Woodcraft Will in the Canberra Performance Horses ACT Senior Showjumping Titles.

Former Australian Showjumping Coach and Olympian, Rod Brown was fourth in the Doma Hotels Canberra C Grade riding Equus Australia's Crimson and Clover.

'She came she saw and she conquered',Vicki Roycroft and her imported Irish bred, Infatuation won the ACT Insulation Services Canberra World Cup Qualifier.

ACT Showjumping Titles driving force, Grant Hughes was fourth in the first round of the ACT Senior Showjumping Championship riding Emmaville Oz and was placed ninth overall.

Matthias Hellberg riding Equus Australia's Dont Cry For Me who is out of former Australian World Championship representative, Evita.

George Sanna and the imported Licato won the Doma Hotels C Grade.

Billy Raymont from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland won the first leg of the ACT Showjumping Championships and was second in the ACT Insulation Services World Cup Qualifier riding Royal Selections. Billy was declared ACT Senior Showjumping Champion and was justifyably delighted.

Jenny Sheppard on her newly imported Darco filly getting her acquainted with the Australian show scene.