Darwin Royal

NT player Georgina Davies and Officer try and keep the dominating Harry Buys out of the play.

NT player Braydon Beck passes the ball to his No 1 player, Georgina Davies.

Corey Buys riding Hurricane prepares to throw a goal for the visiting Victorian team.

Jesse Kelly from Victoria riding Oscar passes the ball to his No 1 player. The standard of the Polocrosse at the show was excellent. Polocrosse in Darwin is the most popular horse sport with matches being played most weekends during the dry season.

Elliott Avis riding Mystique throws a goal for the dominating Victorian Team.

Harry Buys from Victoria has had a great tournament riding Cream Puff in the Victorian/NT Under 16 Championship.

Ted Forbes from Victoria riding Ed prepares to pass the boy to his No 1 player.

Cindy Busse rode Annie Simmons, Maytime Chantel to be declared Reserve Champion Pony Hack.

Sally Shaw has had a wonderful show and today continued on her successful way, taking out the Champion Galloway Hack with her Little Paddocks Concerto that went on to be declared Supreme Champion Hack of the Show. Sally will now stay on in Darwin to attend the HOTY show and State Dressage Championships before heading to Adelaide Royal. Sally attends "school of the air", so she can easily keep up with her studies while on the road.

Lauren McKenzie riding the super A Grade polocrosse horse, Tom Tom, won three jumping events today, finishing off a great show.

Chloe Davis rode Rosehill China Doll to second place in the Novice Saddle Pony 14hh and under.

Annie Simmons rode Del Lee Pranc to be declared Champion Ridden Saddle Pony.

Cathryn Stringer and Delusion work out in the Open 15-15.2hh Open Hack. Earlier in the day delusion won the Intermediate Hack over 15hh.

Sophie Cleveland's Warmblood, Bloomfield Kalinga was declared Reserve Champion Show Hunter.

Kim Pass rode her Ruby Tuesday to third place in the Open hack 15-15.2hh.

Victorian Daryl Hayes rode Jane Shaw's, Story to take out the Hack Championship.

Erin Tunney rode Rise Above to win the Open Hack over 16hh.

Adrienne Simmons rode her Warmblood La Viva to second place Open Hack over 16hh.

Faye Hatch riding her Warmblood, PS Loftin took third place in the Open Hack over 16hh. After the Horse of the Year show next week, Faye will start the 1400 km trek back to her home in Alice Springs.

Julie Roycroft rode her Vet School Brodie in the Elementary jumping. Earlier in the show, Vet School Brodie was declared Champion Led Australian Stock Horse.

Molly Jack with the help of mum, Monica, rode Ghost Gums Sweet Pea to win the Sub-junior Good Hands 7 and under 10 years.

Brooke Hayne riding Stormboy took third place in the Sub-Junior Good Hands 7 and under 10 years.

Cody Farrow riding Outback Spirit won the Boy/Girl ridier 6 years and under.

Jodie Bell riding Halik Fontayne took second place in the Open Saddle Galloway 14.2 - 15hh.

Sharnie Shepherd rode Jackie Gould's, Commonella Black Magic to win the Open Saddle Galoway 14.2 - 15hh.

Malanie Ward rode Keen Touch of Seeker in the Preliminary D Grade.

Elizabeth Jacob and Flash Henry jumped in the Preliminary D Grade.

Olivia Ruzsicska was pleased to be declared Champion Rider in the Sub-Junior ring

Lorraine Davies and her mare, Mystery Poll were placed second in the Show Hunter over 15hh.

Rachael Pen-Dennis' Dilettante was declared Champion Show Hunter.

Kelli Clark rode her Thoroughbred Loud in the Show Hunter over 15hh. Loud is an unusually marked race horse but he won $65,000 on the track.

Melanie Davis was thrilled to win the Linda Hadden Memorial Junior Encouragement award for the second year. Melanie rode her eighteen year old, Rathowen Vantage successfully in many classes over the weekend.

Lisa Mutimer rode her eighteen year old, El Gems Infinity Twist to win the "Specks Kootenai Memorial' Open Six Bar.

Karen Ruzsicska rode Warrego Jessie in the Open Six Bar.

Tanya Woolley's Birchwood Finesse was declared Best Novice Hack of the show.

Renee Radel and Harrington Park Elite work out in the Show Hunter Championship.