Regional Olympic Team Assessment Event - Provisional Results

Brett Parbery on Victory Salute owned by Carolyn Lieutenant, scored 66.9% to win the Regional Olympic Team Assessment event..

Heath Ryan on Clyde Wunderwald's Greenoaks Dundee, scored 64.7% for second place in the Assessment Event.

The Main Arena washed out after consistent rain, competition having to be moved indoors for the National competitors and to another arena for the Team Assessment event, after the arena was deemed un-rideable.

Nicole Magoffin riding for New Zealand on her own Jaybee Anzac, scored 57.5% in the Team Assessment event.

Rozzie Ryan enjoying a great ride on Suzy Duddy's Donna Carrera, scoring 64.5% for third place in the Team Assessment event. However, Rozzie scored the highest score from President of the Ground Jury, Mariette Withages (Bel).

Spectators on the move in wet conditions.

In his first Grand Prix, Bev Edward's Alabaster stallion, 'Jaybee Alabaster' ridden beautifully by Rachael Sanna, took second place in his first ever Grand Prix with 62.79%.

Heath Ryan won the CDN Grand Prix riding Dr Margaret Evans' imported Rubenstein stallion, 'Regardez Moi' with 65.33%. Clearly in buoyant mood, Heath is pictured with L-R Margaret Evans and Clyde Wunderwald, owner of Greenoaks Dundee, who stepped in to relieve Heath of his floral tributes.

Rozzie Ryan with her wonderful imported Jazz stallion, 'Jive Magic'. Bought as a foal, 'Jive' is well on his way to Grand Prix. Improving and growing stronger with every outing, he won the Prix St Georges with 66.45%.

"We are not amused". Judy Dierks and Andrea Beatty's imported De Niro gelding, 'PSI De Caprio' look similarly unimpressed with the rain. Their fortunes improved when they sheltered from the rain, to take second place in the Prix St Georges with 64.85%.

Lesley-Anne Taylor's Welt Hit II stallion, 'Welfenadel' looks to be coping well with the heavy rain, as he is warmed up for the Prix St Georges. He finished in sixth place with 57.30%.

It did not suit Roger Fitzhardinge that the competition was moved indoors. his 'Berkeley Castle' was working very well during the outdoor warmup, but was not at all settled in the indoor arena. Roger retired the nice -working grey.

The 'Donna Carrera' fan club and owners, L-R Barbara Marhene, Susie Duddy and Brian Marhene, braving the elements.

Kate Taylor-Wheat and her imported Zeoliet gelding, 'Oscar B' represent the next generation of Grand Prix competitor. They are pictured in the CDN Grand Prix.

Glennis Barrey rode her 'Classico II' , by Calypso Classic to take fifth place in the CDN Grand Prix with 60.50%.