2005 Horseland Melbourne International Event

Laura Archer and 'Kernahan' from Victoria took 7th place in the CCIJ* competiton after the indoor showjumping phase.

Laura Pizimolas and 'LA Jazz' from South Australia lowered just one showjumping rail to finish the CCIJ* competiton in 4th place with 69.6.

Kate Moore from Tasmania rode the experienced Salieri gelding, 'Gordonstoun' to take 5th place in the CCIJ*.

Daminic Schramm and 'Kelecyn Fiasco' from NSW took 3rd place in the CCIJ* competition.

Anneka Branson from NSW rode 'Ace II' formerly campaigned by Victorian squad member, Wil Enzinger, to take 6th place in the CCIJ*.

Edith Kane and 'ESB Irish Justice' from Victoria won the CCIJ* competition with a score of 65.7.

Georgia Clifford and her Warmblood/Thoroughbred, 'It's Monty' put in a super performance to win the CCI* competition. They added nothing to their winning dressage score to finish on 45.7. Seen here with l-R judge, Vicky Brydon and Gill Rolton.

Asha Warnock and 'Woodmount Challenge from Victoria took 2nd place in the CCIJ* competition with a final score of 67.8.

Melbourne International Three Day Event Director, Geoff Sinclair.

Claudia Graham and 'Blazing Chief' added 2 cross-country time penalties and two showjumping rails to finish the CCI** competition in 12th place with 66.6.

Malia Chappel and 'Vantage' from Queensland added just one showjumping rail to their dressage score to finish 9th in the CCI** competition with 60.6.

Well-known eventer and trainer, Craig Barrett added just 4.8 cross-country time penalties to his dressage score riding the Salute stallion, 'Stoccato' to finish the CCI** competition in 4th place.

Experienced NSW rider, Tim Boland added just one showjumping rail to his dressage score to finish the CCI** competition in 8th place riding Phantom Pursuit.

Kevin McNab from Queensland put in an impressive performance to finish on his dressage score, 54.4, for 3rd place in the CCI** riding 'Game Play'.

Warragul rider and Jerez World Championship Team Member, David Middleton rode 'WGEP Figjam' to finish the CCI** in 5th place with 55.6.

Sydney Olympic Team Gold Medallist, Stuart Tinney puts in an impressive jump with Husref Malek's 'Supreme Court' during the CCI** showjumping phase. They finished in 6th place with 57.8 penalties.

Queensland combination, Natalie Siiankoski and the nine-year-old Thoroughbred by Archway, 'Kolora Stud Archie' created quite an impression to finish on their dressage score for 2nd place in the CCI**.

"Helen breaks the news to Heath". Horseland sponsorship manager, Helen Butler (on maternity leave) catches up with one of her sponsored riders, Heath Ryan at the Melbourne International Three Day Event.

A delighted Amanda Ross led from the start riding 'Zoom' to finish on their dressage score to win the CCI** competition on 47 penalties. Seen her with judges L-R Pollyann Huntington and Barry Roycroft presenting the Roycroft Perpetual Shield.

Gitte Donvig did a super job looking after the Media contingent.

An injured Emily Anker from Wandin in Victoria did well to to finish the CCI*** competition in 11th place riding 'Keniski'.

Shauna Dean from Western Australia did well in the CCI*** competition to jump clear in the showjumping phase to take 8th place.

Ryan Wood from NSW rode 'Koyuna Azgard' into 7th place in the CCI*** with 81.4 penalties.

"Talented and photogenic". Megan Jones is both delighted and relieved with her 'Kirby Park Irish Jester'. On the comeback trail after injury, Jester by Irish Enough, finished on his dressage score, 55.4 to win the CCI*** competition. Seen here with L-R Peter and Margaret Jones (parents), International judge, David Lee from Ireland and Event Director, Geoff Sinclair.

FEI Technical Director, Neil Clinton.

Irish International judge, and President of the Ground Jury, David Lee.

Mitsubishi Young Rider Squad member, Ali Foye from NSW took 7th place with her 'Bondir' in the CIC***W.

In typically dashing fashion, Wendy Schaeffer pulled herself up from 16th after the dressage phase to take 3rd place in the CIC***W competition riding 'Koyuna Sun Magic'

Heath Ryan contemplates what might have been. With just cross-country time penalties and one fence down over the tough showjumping track, Heath Ryan pulled himself up from 12th after the dressage to 2nd place in the CIC World Cup riding 'Flame'. Heath and Flame were also 2nd in the Warwick World Cup in May.

Back to back World Cup victories for Olivia Bunn and her Athens Olympic mount, 'GV Top of the Line'. With an impressive and calculated performance, Olivia Bunn took the lead from the outset and held on to it throughout the CICW competition, adding just cross-country time penalties and one showjumping rail to win. With both the Warwick and Melbourne World Cup competitions to their credit, this combination will head to Malmo in Sweden in August for the Final. Seen with L-R, Judge David Lee, Olivia's father and co owner of GV Top of the Line, Peter Bunn and FEI Eventing Committee Chairman, and Australian Coach, Wayne Roycroft.