2017 Wallaby Hill Equestrian Extravaganza

A barely visible Elanore Miller riding Kaloons Kaydee clearing the Wallaby Hill jump.

Tom McDermott aboard the imported mare Elegance De La Charmille helping their team place first in the triathlon.

Winners are grinners! Luckily the heavens opened up right as the day's events ended.

Of course James Arkins riding "Gay" Pride (aka Da Vinci's Pride) won the fancy dress competition!

Rachael Lee's triathlon team came in at eighth place overall, a tough competition in trying weather.

Kirsty Douglass aboard Cushavon Crackerjack opted for the telephone eventing jump and saw them place fourth overall.

Emma Mason and Currabeha were another combination that cleared the telephone jump with ease.

President Donald Trump wasn't happy with the two intruders doing a lap around the arena before his jumping round.

Stuart Tinney aka Donald Trump riding the dappled grey Wanda.

The Wallaby Hill handbag made another appearance in the main arena this year with Rachael Lee and Amigo sailing over it.

Soigne Jackson and Warrego Collateral Damage also made the Wallaby Hill handbag look easy

Second place in the Eventers vs Showjumpers class was Christine Bates riding Adelaide Hill.

Amelia Douglass and NZ Fireball were clearly visible in the Eventers vs Showjumpers class.

The pretty paint Renmarno with Charlie Kinder in the saddle placed eighth in the Eventers vs Showjumpers class.

Matthew Bates and Brightnight were only one of two combinations to finish the 1* triathlon before it was cancelled due to the heavy fog.

Laura Wallace dressed as Red Foo riding Van Heck with matching pink hoof polish

Golden girl Riverside Princess making the EvA 105 logpile look easy with Natalie Blundell in the saddle.

Christan Trainor & Glenhill Mopar were the second horse on course for the EvA 105 class.

Niki Rose riding Glenorchy South Park emerging from the fog during the EvA 105 class.

Lucky the fog cleared long enough for Matilda Seppelt and Tsarina.

Charlotte Lalak aboard Koko Bean sailing over the logpile before the fog set in permanently.

Pumpernickel is all ears forward after the Wallaby Hill train jump with Annabel Armstrong in the saddle.

The last glimmer of sunlight shone on William Quirico and Kelecyn Princess at the end of the EvA 95 class.

Hayley Farrar and Cleddau Coco Chanel emerging from the fog.

Snowgoose clearing jump number 6 in the 115cm class with Hamish Cargill in the irons.

Charlotte Lalak placed eighth in the EvA 95 class riding Finch Farm Nelson.

The morning started with a thick blanket of fog which continues for most of the day.

Thea Horsley riding Fairview Rembrandt clearing the Ride for Olivia jump in the first class of the day.

The sun was out during Annabel Armstrong and Pumpernickel's jumping round.

Clara Palm aboard Koko Envy jumping through the fog again in the 115cm class.