EV Masters Games 2015

Sarah Harris rode , 'Northern Kaleidoscope' to 13th place in the Preliminary 1.3 test.

Helen Stan is pictured aboard her splendid Clydesdale 'Inarell Denison' in the Preparatory dressage competition.

Nicol Gerogakopoulos rode her colourful, 'Archie' in the Preliminary section.

Today it was two shows for the price of one for harness competitors with the Barastoc Harness Horse of the Year events being conducted in conjunction with the Harness events of the Masters Games. This did make things a bit confusing but it did all seem to work out. Kathy Reynolds drove her Welsh B pony, Jenelle Buccaneer to win the Sulky or Buggy Turnout.

Dianne Ronaldson took second place aboard her, 'Jaybee Cardinal' in the Medium 4.1 and 4.3 tests.

Mandy Lawrence drove her delightful 4 year old Gypsy Cob, 'Ambleside Lochindall' to win the Pleasure Turnout. This combination is normally seen competing in Combined Driving events.

Diana Daly rode 'Rubin' to win the Novice 2.1 and 2.3 tests (78.10%).

Angel O'Riley riding, '21Bikus' is pictured during their Medium 4.3 test.

Leigh Carmen rode , 'Northern Kai' in the Novice tests. During the day, Gold, Silver and Bronze medals were given out for the three age groups of the Masters Games; 30-39, 40-49 and 50+.

Louise Abey rode the OTT Thoroughbred, 'The Red Wiggle' to seventh place in the Preliminary 1.3 test.

Sarah Jacobs rode her , 'Dara Park Sanadik' in the Preliminary dressage competition.

Karen Bentley rode her 'Wirragulla Kingston' to second place in the Preliminary 1.3 test

Julie Robins rode her OTT Thoroughbred , 'Roll Under' in the Preliminary dressage competition. This combination are having a busy weekend competiting in Combined Training, Showjumping, dressage and Hacking.

Judy Williams is pictured aboard her 'Sassafras' in the Preliminary 1.3 test.

Catherine Shelley is pictured aboard her wonderful Thoroughbred, 'Pinky', that earned over $30,000 on the track. They took sixth place in the Preliminary 1.1 test. The sometimes show hack has also been ridden by Para Equestrian Jan Pike. A versatile and delightful horse.

One of the most impressive combinations of the day were Jodie McKeone driving her mother's homebred Friesian Stallion, Shepherds Hill Gumboot. This four year old horse was driven in a 100 year old Dutch Sjess which is the only one in Australia. Gumboot won a number of classes including the Light Harness Turnout, any other vehicle. He went on to be declared EV Masters Games Supreme Champion Harness Horse.

Tessa Libreri rode her delightful Clydesdale x Standardbred, Destiny Magic Nell to win their dressage event today, place second in the Combined Training yesterday and place in the showjumping this afternoon. Nell who at 8 years old has only recently started her ridden career after being mother to two good foals.

The light rain in the morning cleared for several hours to be replaced by torrential rain in the afternoon. Despite the weather, Micky Morris was delighted with her performance riding AWP Royal Harmony in the Preliminary 1.1.

Lynn MacIntyre rode Safferon II in the showjumping 45cm class. The Masters Games offers classes from grass roots to Advanced levels for mature competitors.

Robyn Richards rode her homebred, Kendalee Souviners in the 60cm Two Phase event. Tomorrow the Master Games Hack events are conducted.

Julia Bailey rode Hunter in the 60cm Two Phase events. The showjumping riders had three classes today, all inside out of the rain.

Carol Thorneycroft rode Lets Play in the 60cm Two Phase event.

Brownwyn Hawking was delighted with her two clear rounds riding Max in the 60cm AM7 event.

Andrew James drove Corinne Collins and his own very well performed Welsh Pony, 'Nawarrah Park Pink Panther' , to win the Viceroy Turnout.

Aaron Mowhinney rode his Cricky Mick to second place in the 105 Two Phase event.

Kate Beadel rode her Off The Track Thoroughbred, Cloud to win the 105 Two Phase event. Kate a race horse trainer also trained Cloud as a race horse and has high hopes for him as an international eventer.

A Anzac day fly over of Werribee Park was not organised by EA but a minutes silence was acknowledged and the Last Post was playing when the planes flew over. The competition was also conducted in a very friendly and encouraging manor.

Julie Mills has plenty of pulling power and plenty of movement from her , 17.2hh purebred Clydesdale, 'Kaaru Flash Duke'. Julie has had Duke since he was 15 months old and it is her ambition to have the first Clydesdale competing at Grand Prix. Today he won both Advanced tests.

Alison Snell is pictured aboard her, 'Dery Vale Senator' during the Novice Dressage competition.

Ann Newman rode her , 'Mayfield Glimpse to second place in both the Advanced 5.1 and 5.3 tests.