2008 Melbourne Royal

Lilly McEvoy rode her wonderful Miranda Touch of Mink to win the Jack Pemberton Equestrian Turnoutfor Girls and Boys 12 and under 15 years.

Demi Morrison rode Lemrac's Dancing Poet to second place in the Jack Pemberton Equestrian Turnout for Girls and Boys 12 and under 15 years.

Tahnee Pfeiffer rode Chrisford Brayden to fourth place in the Jack Pemberton Equestrian Turnout for Girls and Boys 12 and under 15 years.

Ashley Glascott rode Langtree Dignify to sixth place in the Jack Pemberton Equestrian Turnout for Girls and Boys 12 and under 15 years.

Morgan Duell and Coolarah King took third place in the Jack Pemberton Equestrian Turnout for Girls and Boys 12 and under 15 years.

Lauren Tomasi rode Royal Monet to fifth place in the K.G. Luke Equestrian Turnout for Boys and Girls 15 years and under 18 years.

Tori Merygold rode Fiona McIntyre's Crown Street to fourth place in the K.G. Luke Equestrian Turnout for Boys and Girls 15 years and under 18 years.

Annie Rush and Twain to third place in the K.G. Luke Equestrian Turnout for Boys and Girls 15 years and under 18 years.

Hannah Evans rode K T Madagan to win the K.G. Luke Equestrian Turnout for Boys and Girls 15 years and under 18 years. Hannah later in the evening was declared Reserve Champion Girl rider 15 and under 18 years.

Shoshona Newman, rode Blake Gallagher's, Wynton Make Believe to win her rider class for girls 12 and under 14 years. Annika went on to be declared Reserve Champion rider 12 years and under 15 years.

Rose McEvoy rode Brilliante to win the Girl Riding Competition for riders 14 years and went on to be declared Champion Girl Ridier 12 and not over 15 years.

Adam Oliver rode Alexa ward's Sheik to win Champion Gentleman Rider.

Penny Johnson rode Shirvington to place fourth in the Girl Riding Competition riders 15 years of age.

Stephanie Barrington rode Vader to win the Girl Riding competition 16 and under 18 years and to be declared Champion Girl rider 15 years and under 18 years.

Amanda Reid rode Farleigh Leander to second place in the Girl Rider 16 and under 18 years and second place in the K.G. Luke Equestrian Turnout for Boys and Girls 15 years and under 18 years.