Darwin Royal Show

Justine Burgess rode the very careful Rush Hour to win the Pony Club C Grade AM7.

Michelle Malcomson and Bundi B Bear had four faults in the Pony Club C Grade AM7.

Stevie Marcon and Playboy placed third in the Pony Club D Grade AM7.

Kelsey May rode Quincetons Pride to have four faults in the Pony Club D Grade AM7.

Leeanna Laurie rode Jokara Littlemurmur to jump clear and then 4 faults in the D Grade AM7.

Krystal Balke and Emerald Odyssey represented the Darwin Horse and Pony Club to win the D Grade Pony Club showjumping.

Sophie Day and Make My Day competed in the Pony Club D Grade Showjumping.

Jessica Hardridge rode Sandpalm Alice to have four faults in the Pony Club D Grade AM7.

Tyaan Tuckey representing Litchfield Pony Club rode Apollo to win the E Grade Pony Club AM7.

Local race horse trainer, Russell Simpson led his two year old Colt, Stubbs By Secret Savings, to be declared Champion Colt/Filly/Gelding under 36 months. The colt has show promise on the race track with two starts "down south".

A pleased pair! Jamaica Bisset O'Shea and her Welsh Mountain pony Elliott with her Aunty, Vicki Lewfatt and the five time Supreme Led Exhibit of Darwin Royal. Oncia had to settle for Champion Led Mare today.

Sally Shaw was one of the youngest handlers today and was pleased when her Andlyn Park Fashion was declared Reserve Champion Arabian.

Andrea Dobson's Aztec by Glf Apollo and out of Mulawa Aria was declared Champion Led Arabian.

Felicity Green was pleased with the performance of her 18 month old Waler Filly, Willing Noble Tanami by the Waler stallion, Noble Comrade taking out the Colt/Filly 2 and under of any other breed.

Jacqui Berrill Quarter Horse Filly, Gin and Burbon to win the Territory Bred Colt/Filly/Gelding under 36 months.

Shailesh White was thrilled when her Theyona Snip was called forward as the winner of the Territory Bred Stallion/Mare/Gelding 3 years and over, at only his first show.

John Coghill from Litchfield Station has recently leased the well performed ASH stallion Riverdance from Phil Roberts. Today Riverdance stood out from the crowd taking out the Champion Led and Ridden ASH, Supreme Champion Stallion and Supreme Led Exhibit.

Samantha Perez-Ruiz's good looking ASH gelding Stonage Tales, placed second in his led event.

Dinka Ireland's, Inxs placed second in the Hack gelding unsaddled over 15 hh.

Elizabeth Ellis's APSB mare, Fairlight Acres Kriss won the Hack Mare 15 hands and under.

Mandy Howes's, Tingula Khe Sahn was declared Best Appaloosa.

Adrienne Simmons had to really run to keep up to her large Warmblood gelding, Nekarbo Elvis which won the Warmblood Gelding Class.

Kathryn Stringer led Juanita Porter's Lemrac's Laureate to be declared Champion Led Thoroughbred and Champion Led Gelding.

Bev O'Keefe was enjoying the sun while judging the Quarter Horses. Little over a week ago it was snowing in her home town of Ballarat in Victoria.

Kristen Balke and Emeralds Odyssey were declared Best Presented Horse/Pony (handlers) under 18 years.

Sarah Fisher and her Anglo Arabian Stallion, Machismo C were declared Best Presented Horse/Pony, 18 years and Over. Machismo went to to take out the Reserve Champion Led Stallion award.

Stephanie Glencross and Manton Elpacis placed second in the Pony Club C Grade AM7.

Emily Palmer and Foxwood Imperial Crown jumped clear and then had four faults in the Pony Club C Grade AM7.

Leeanna Laurie and Minichant Crossbow had four faults in the Pony Club C Grade AM7.

Kylie Western and Show Time placed third in the Pony Club C Grade AM7.