Gatton World Cup Showjumping, Qld

Jamie Raymont rode Bellou Elexis to third place in the Speed Championship.

Tori Henderson and Kinnordy Garcia produced two good clear rounds, for second place in the Young Rider National Series Championship class.

Sam Buchanan rode Diamond B Centurian in the Young Rider National Series Championship class, to jump a double clear for third place.

Charlie Graham rode Kyldar Park Vallota in the Young Rider National Series Championship class, on a perfect Queensland winter's day.

Becky Gillian rode Finch Farm Nikko in the Speed Championship.

Vicki Roycroft rode a speedy round aboard Adeline Des Hayettes to place fifth in the Speed Championship.

Local rider Clen Smith had a busy day with multiple rides. Clem rode Copabella Tattiana to win the Speed Championship.

With Peter Carcary on the injured list, German groom Anna Tabea stepped aboard Finch Farm Alaska in the Speed Championship.

Natalie Burns rode Lacona Annassi in the Speed Championship.

Ernest Connell rode his good looking imported stallion, CE Caballero Dwerse Hagen Z in the Speed Championship.

James Arkins is back from Europe and is attending Gatton show with a number of horses. James rode Rosthwaite Bordeaux in the Speed Championship.

Stuart Jenkins jumped a nice clear round aboard Fairview Aliquidam in the Speed Championship.

Jasmin Davidson rode Finally in the Young Rider National Series Championship class. As part of the series each State holds three Young Rider classes, riders can gain points in a maximum of 5 events and at the end of the year the riders with the most points make up the EA Young Rider Squad for the following year.

Stylish New Zealand rider Hayley Morris rode Ross Smith's mare, Miss Money Penny to second place in the first qualifier of the Mini Prix. However, today they posted a four fault and then eight faults in the final.

South Australian, Kristy Bruhn on her annual northern holiday, rode Kay Em Bambalou to third place in the Mini Prix Championship.

Lachlan Manual rode his mother's eight year old Numero Uno stallion, Nintendo M that was imported inutero via the talented mare, Congranda to win the Mini Prix Championship.

Sam Overton rode Barrabadeen Sir Lancelot to have four faults in the first round of the Mini prix Championships. However, a quick clear in the jump off placed them second.

Billy Raymont rode Portifino to win both the Mini Prix qualifiers. Unfortunately today this combination had 12 faults.

Gemma Creighton and Its Me placed second in the second Mini Prix qualifier. Today they produced 4 faults then a clear round for third place in the final of the Mini Prix Championship.

Master farrier, Tom Sedger rode Getwotuwant for eight faults in the Mini Prix Championship.

Matthew Whalley and Aphroditii jumped two four fault rounds for seventh place in the Mini Prix Championship.

William Mathew from NSW rode Bellaroo Cisco for 12 faults in the Mini Prix Championship.

Sara McMillian from NSW rode her Queen Of Diamonds for eight faults in the Mini Prix Championship.

Beau Cunning riding Swing Time Valcan had four faults in the first round of the Mini Prix Championship.

New Zealander Ross Smith rode Cupido Castello in the final of the Mini Prix Championship.

Justin Wilkinson from NSW riding Kiwi Gold was one of ten riders to have four faults in the first round of the Mini Prix Championship, none managed to jump clear. Justin did jump a clear round in the jump off of the four fault horses, to take fifth place.

Olivia Hamood rode Glen Haven Eternal Flame to qualify for Mini Prix Championship. Unfortunately Olivia was one of a number of riders that did not complete the course set for them by Graham Watts.

Elizabeth Ballard rode her Stock Horse/Quarter Horse cross, Bramley Star to win the Young Rider National Series Championship class with two good clear rounds.

Jackie Fewin riding Jax King was one of the thirty combinations that qualified for the 1.35m Mini Prix Championships after two qualifying events conducted on Thursday and Friday.

Brooke Langbecker jumped three clear rounds on her three horses in the Young Rider National Series Championship class. However in the six horse jump of, Brooke produced the three fastest rounds but had a fence down on each horse for fourth, fifth and sixth place. Brooke is seen here riding Flowervale Diamond.