2005 Royal Adelaide Show

Chris Chugg made an appearance at Adelaide Royal just to compete in the World Cup. He started at short odds with his multi League winner, 'Diamond B Ego'. Despite the fastest clear second round, a rail down in the first, relegated this experienced pair to fourth place.

Pam Ahern and 'Hype' from Willowmavin in Victoria won both the Open 15.2--16hh and Lady's Hack classes.

Brook Dobbin rode his attentive 'GP Shine' to be just out of the money in the Belair Turf Management World Cup Qualifier.

Anthony Thomas has had mixed fortunes at Adelaide this year but was in good form to take fifth place in the Adelaide Royal World Cup Qualifier riding P & D Cleary's 'Icon'

Becky Allen and 'Lorikeet' demonstrate the form that saw them take out back to back Adelaide Royal World Cup Qualifiers.

Michelle Barrera riding her imported gelding, 'Kayak van het Gravenhof' for the Philippines, demonstrate the style and composure that saw them take out the Gold Coast World Cup Qualifier just ten days ago. The last fence down in the second round saw them finish the Adelaide Qualifier in sixth place.

South Australian Junior Showjumping Champion, Kira Arnold won a second Junior class this morning riding her 'Keeping Up Appearances'.

Hayden Kneebone from Inverloch in Victoria took second place in the Junior AM3 this morning riding his 'Xena'.

April Westcott rode her 'Aspen' to take fourth place in the Open 15-15.2hh Hack class.

Leanne Donoghue rode Jill Best's lovely "hackoway", 'Twain' to take third place in the Open 15-15.2hh class. 'Twain' , a former Adelaide Galloway class winner was measured up into the Hack ranks.

Former Garryowen winner, Penny Vervo rode Nicole and Mark Bruggemann's 'Brookman Park Enchanting' to take sixth place in the Open 15-15.2hh Hack class.

Caitlin Graham from Yankalilla in South Australia rode her 'Helden Park Millionaire' in the Open Hack 15-15.2hh Hack class.

Chad Cuncliffe from Victoria rode his 'Willowcroft Prescott' to move up to fifth place in the Open 15-15.2hh Hack class.

Francesca Christie may not be looking where she is going, but 'Elmdale Park Poise' clearly has his eyes up and ahead. Poise, exhibited by Francesa and Christine Frost won the Open 15-15.2hh Hack class.

Brian Scholes and Gary Beaton's 'Lemrac's Dancing Poet' , ridden by Gary Beaton, won the Getleman's Hack class and was second in the Open 15.2-16hh Hack class.

Christine Frost did a super job with her beautiful hack, 'Dashing' to move up the line to take third place in the Open 15.2-16hh Hack class. Dashing looks an absolute delight to ride.

Well-known showing competitor and judge, Greg Crocker from Meadows in South Australia rode his 'Akhtar' in the Open 15.2-16hh Hack class.

Mike Keogh (driving) and Liz Murphy (cellarman) took out the Tradesmans Turnout for Two Heavy Horses with the Coopers Clydesdales' 'Coopers Jacob and 'Coopers Locklyn'.

Roy Hinkley drove his and Majorie Hinkley's 'Glenquarry McGregor & 'Glenquarry Scottish Piper' to take second place in the Tradesman's Turnout for two Heavy horses class.

Shelly Penny from Traralgon in Victoria won the Open 16-16.2hh class with her 'SP Havana'.

Margor Haynes rode her 'Grazier' beautifully, executing a super flying change, to take second place in the Open 16-16.2hh Hack class.

The legendary Vicky Lawrie was at it again, winning the Open Over 16.2hh Hack class riding the Lyndale Stables and Jaclyn Jacobson's 'DP Idol'.

Leah Phelan and 'Voodoo Magic' took sisth place in the Open Over 16.2hh class.

Catherine Young and 'Fifth Avenue' from Kadina in South Australia were just out of the money in the Open Over 16.2hh Hack class.

Rachael Lawrie from Ungarra in South Australia took fifth place in the Over 16.2hh Hack class with 'Sansarin Bay'.

Sally Watkins from Tocumwal took third place in the Open Over 16.2hh Hack class with her well travelled 'WL Envy'.

Kylie Dengate took out the Show Hunter Galloway Championship with her 'Lowlynn Pavarotti' with Lucy Forrest's 'Willowcroft Garland', second to Pavarotti in the 14.2-15hh class, declared Reserve. Seen here with judge, Trina Crawford.

Kristy Bruhn from Mt Gambier jumped clear and four in 55.45 seconds to take ninth place in the Belair Turf Management Workd Cup Qualifier riding her Thoroughbred by Grosvnor, 'Murph'.

Murray Sproull and 'Stolen Monarch' from Lang Lang in Victoria, are at the beginning of their World Cup career. They jumped well today, clear and clear in 53.71 seconds, to take second place in the Belair Turf Management World Cup Qualifier.

Reining Australian Showjumping Champions, Robert Agnew and 'DP Envy' incurred one time penalty in both rounds to take third place in the Adelaide Royal World Cup Qualifier.

Amy Graham from Arthurton in South Australia rode her 'Little Town Lad' in the Belair Turf Management World Cup Qualifier.