EV Interschool Championships

Skye Kennedy rode Debenchah Heir Tiz in the Secondary Showmanship Four Phase 60 cm for the Newton Equestrian Team. The Four Phase Showmanship starts with an Individual Rider class, then moves to the jumping phase followed by an individual In Hand Class. The Top 6 are then selected to complete in the final phase which is a Dressage test. In the Three Phase Showmanship, there is no jumping event.

Jess Roe from the Scots School Albury 2 rode Clarkes Stud Spider in the Secondary Showmanship Four Phase 60 cm. The Scots School Albury 1 Team is the over night leader with two days to go.

Charley Walsh from Mowbray College rode her good moving and careful jumper, Merool Top Boots in the Secondary Showmanship Four Phase 60 cm. Unfortunately Merool Top Boots was feeling a bit fresh on the cool but pleasant sunny winters day.

Genevieve Davis from Sacred Heart College Geelong rode Riverrena Ruby in the Secondary Showmanship Four Phase 60 cm.

Alex Sventek from St Pauls Anglican Grammer School rode Milaan Park Serenade into fifth place in the Secondary Showmanship Four Phase 60 cm.

Bridgette Ward-Moss riding Royal Tenderfeild represented The Geelong College in the Secondary Showmanship Four Phase 60 cm.

Lauren Fisher from the leading school team, The Scots School Albury 1 team took sixth place riding Indigo Virtuoso in the Secondary Showmanship Four Phase 60 cm.

Lauren Hussell represented the Sacred Heart College Geelong riding Pippa in the Secondary Showmanship Four Phase 60 cm.

Catriona McCallum from the St Pauls Anglican Grammar School rode Cosmic Sparkling Starlight to second place in the Secondary Showmanship Four Phase 60 cm.

Sarah Richards from The Geelong College rode Shamlala Fancy That in the Secondary Showmanship Four Phase 60 cm.

Jamima Jamieson from Mortlake College rode Kirreway Sonny Boy in the Primary Preliminary Dressage.

Janis Hosking from St Pauls Monbulk rode her Welsh pony, Owendale Tammy in the Primary Preliminary Dressage.

Tamara Cole represented Lowther Hall AGS rode Get Set Beau in the Primary Preliminary Dressage.

Alexandra Nairn from Melbourne Grammer rode Kerulen Masuda in the Primary Showmanship Four Phase 45cm.

Madison Buttolph from St Leonards College rode Starlight Starbright in the Primary Showmanship Four Phase 45cm.

Elizabeth Kelly from Mortlake College rode her delightful Welsh Pony, Mithril Mignonette in the Primary Showmanship Four Phase 45cm.

Cassie Jones riding Dooley Park Childs Play was placed fifth in the Primary Showmanship Four Phase 45cm, representing Tintern Grammar School.

After a bit of a shaky start, Chloe Brooks did a good job with Glengwin Material Boy for the Oxley Primary in the Primary Showmanship Four Phase 45cm.

Genevieve Brand riding Helden Park Pennywise took fourth place in the Primary Showmanship Four Phase 45cm, representing Braemar College.

Asha Kelly from Mortlake College rode Tilley Park Charleston the Primary Showmanship Four Phase 45cm.

Caitlin Scott from Ballarat Grammer rode Moonlight Park Foxtrot in the large class for the Secondary Showmanship 3 Phase.

Sarah Brown representing Matthew Flinders Girls Secondary College rode ML Parade in the Secondary Showmanship 3 Phase.

Erin Wright from the Christian College Bellarine rode Ashbury in the Secondary Showmanship 3 Phase.

Annie Rush from Beaconhills College rode her well performed show hack Twain to claim third place in the Secondary Showmanship 3 Phase.

Rianna Percy from the Camberwell Girls Grammer School rode Talka in the Secondary Showmanship 3 Phase to take sixth place.

Georgia Rose Harris riding Blenheim Bardot represented Wangaratta High School in the Secondary Showmanship 3 Phase.

Georgina Purcell from the Christian College Geelong rode Leave it To Beaver in the Secondary Showmanship 3 Phase.

Taylah Arnott from Clonard College rode her well performed hack, Farleigh Leander to seventh place in the Secondary Showmanship 3 Phase. The Clonard College is currently second in the teams event and Taylah is overnight equal leader in the Individual overall event.

Javis Ham from Echua College rode Wild Show in the Secondary Showmanship 3 Phase.

Stuart Archibald from Ivanhow Grammer rode Quietly Spoken in the Secondary Showmanship 3 Phase.