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Shepparton Western Horse Club Inc Show
Cassandra Grainger and RQH The Wizard, in the Open Hunt Seat Equitation class.
Day 1 Judge (Youth and Improvers) Robyn Smith.
Miss Acres Olena ridden by MIchelle Mulcahy in the Intermediate Ranch Riding.
Miss Major Gold shown by Danielle Quinsee in the Intermediate Showmanship class.
Penny Woodhead and Something About Ceelena, in the Improver Western Horsemanship.
QXH Stylish Lady ridden by Glenn Hurst, in the Intermediate Ranch Riding.
Rachel Elliott and Designed In Gold in the Open Hunter Under Saddle .
Rachel Kealey riding Diesel in the Improver Western Horsemanship.
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Tommy Read and Lethal Lexi in the Inermediate Ranch Riding.
Willow Young on Royal Blue Gun, in the Youth Ranch Riding
Andie McIntyre and Heez Got The Touch, in the Improver Showmanship class.
Bella Barnard riding Remi in the Improver Western Horsemanship.
Brumby Lodge Cool Gem, ridden by Sarah Kealey in the Improver Ranch Riding.
Carmen Harrison and Aramore Summer Lily competing in the Improver Hunter Under Saddle.
Carolyn Mc Dowall showing Im In No Doubt in the Open Showmanship Class.
Erin Borg riding This Chics No Wimp in Youth Hunt seat Equitation.
Jacinta Read riding Acres Desert Lair in the Intermediate Ranch Riding.
Jane Piggott and Buckledown Masquerade, competing in the Improver Western Horsemanship.
Judge on Day 2 (Open and Intermediate) Kate Elliott, slowing the class to a walk.
Karen Ferguson and RE Get Your Blaze On in the Improver Western Pleasure.
Kimberley McTaggart and RQH The Joker, in the Improver Hunter Under Saddle.
Liz Keating riding A Lil Midnight Chardonnay in the Open Ranch Riding.
Matt Freiberg and RE Get Your Blaze On in the Open Western Pleasure.
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Ev Lagoon Photography
phone: 0408 834 911
email: koolkars@bigpond.com
Ev Lagoon Photography
phone: 0408 834 911
email: koolkars@bigpond.com
Shepparton Western Horse Club Inc hosted their first show of the season post Covid, at Caniambo, sponsored by Rockin W Ranch. Held over 2 days and with class sizes limited to 10 in the pen at any time, (no strappers or spectators allowed), competitors were thrilled just to be out and about again after such a long winter. Masks were mandatory unless competing, and 4 divisions (Open, Youth, Intermediate and Improver) competed in 6 classes each, with a blanket entry fee. Judges Kate Elliott and Robyn Smith, were both from regional Victoria.