Show Horse Victoria

Popular judge in Ring One, Melinda Ralph.

Emily Murray (one of Fiona Mardling's twins) claimed her first Show Championship, riding the Riemer girls outstanding Shetland, 'Tara Park Arizona,' which was awarded Champion Small Pony In Ring One.

Linda Hayes with Graeme and Sue Elliot's' Ring Three Champion Large Pony. the lovely and successful, 'Kolbeach Promise'.

Olivia Grenwell rode her sister Georgia's well-named, 'Mulawa Park Legendary' to take out the Small Pony Reserve Championship in Ring One.

Molly Chiller rode Sue Cordell's 'Mithril Making Waves' to be declared Reserve Champion Show Hunter Small Pony.

Georgia Gremwell, who kindly shared the ride on her pony with sister, Olivia, rode 'Mulawa Park Legendary' to take out the Small Pony Show Hunter Championship.

Briony Payne's 'Prowl' was declared Ring Two Champion Hack.

Elizabeth Krog won the Rider 12-14 Years class.

Stephanie Barrington's 'Vader' has put on a few flattering pounds since we last saw him. Stephanie has kept the pounds off, won the Rider 16-18 Years class and went on to be declared Champion Intermediate Rider.

Ellen Grant from Koo-Wee-Rup was second in the class for Riders 16-18 Years.

Manica Craston rode her 'Power of Gold' to take second place in the Show Hunter Over 16hh class.

Jessica Sargant from Stoney Creek rode her 'Coldstream Kaiser' a TB/ASH by Goldmine Ashanti Gold to win the Show Hunter 15-15hh class. They went on to take out the Show Hunter Hack Reserve Championship.

Holly Murray, the other half of Fiona Mardling's twins. The twins were attending their first show as competitors. Let's hope they are not old enough to vote by the time they get another show outing.

Briony Payne rode Bruce, Michelle and Prue Chamberlain's Galloway, 'Sanlirra Just Glitter' to claim the Ring One Galloway Championship.

Rebecca Farran is well-known in the show ring and now as the proprietor of POSH, an importer of quality English tailored jackets, vests and accessories.

Adele Plumrige from Seville with her successful Show Hunter Hack, 'Glenwood Park Diamond'.

Jodie van Breugel from Melton South with her successful Show Hunter Galloway, 'Salisbury'.

'New Australian', Robert Cockram came for a look and is pictured with his 'Bramble' (imp), a beautiful Long Haired Miniature Dachshund.

Daizi Plumb getting a feel for the felt already. Actually it was a feel for dad's satin Championship rosette.

Alexa Ward from Coldstream rode her 'Shiek', purchased from Adam Oliver earlier this year, to take second place in the Ring Three 15.2-16hh class. Alexa went on to take out the Reserve Championship and is pictured with judge, Linden Hearn.

There was great interest in the debut performance of Dale Plumb's new hack. The really (Dale) typey 'DP Mayfair', a five-year-old by Vitrinite, did not disappoint. He won the Ring Three 15.2-16hh Hack class and went on to be declared Champion Hack.

Victorian EFA President, raffle ticket seller and man on the mic., Bruce Chamberlain.

Clint Bilson with the promising Ring Three Over 16.2hh winner, 'Tudor Park Gilded', a seven-year-old by Times Gold.

Tiffany Joosse with her 'Stratford Georgia'. which took second place in the Ring Three Over 16.2hh hack class.

As one would expect, Shelly Penny had a successful day. Here she is with her 'SP Havanna' Champion Show Hunter Hack and Ring Three 16-16.2hh Hack class winner.

Adam Oliver on leave from Queensland is back home in Victoria. Adam rode the Cyphers Family 'Dunelm Nightfall' to take out the Ring Three Large Pony Championship.

Another well-known showie, Nicole Parsons. claimed the Ring Three Reserve Small Pony Championship with her four-year-old 'Ashcroft Sensation' by Kirreway Ambition.

Bridie Carlos is having a successful time with 'Boy London' leased from the the Greenhill family. The won the Open 15-15.2hh Hack class in Ring Three.

Well-known showing competitor, Di McDonald took the rare opportunity to get her Galloway,'Conston Dark Secret' out and about at the Victorian EFA Show Horse competition at the Treehaven Equestrian Centretoday. Dark Secret was second in the Galloway 14.2-15hh class in Ring One.

Tegan Young, all the way from Yeo near Colac, rode her 'Exceptional Dreams' to second place in the the Ring Three 16-16.2hh Hack class.