2005 Sydney International Three Day Event

Kadi Eykamp and 'Double Rivers Money Penny' finished on their dressage score, 51.8 to win the Gow Gates Pre Novice. Seen here with L-R Ground Jury member, Ingrid Macaulay (Ven) and Melissa Watson representing sponsor, Gow Gates Insurance.

Rachael Lee and 'Hunter Hill' finished the Mitavite CCI* in 27th place.

Stephanie Wanstall rode her 'Missundaztood', adding just one showjumping rail to finish 11th in the Mitavite CCI*.

A clear showjumping round moved Stuart Tinney riding Brian Graham's 'Don Panache' from fourth to first place in the Mitavite CCI*.

Blair Richardson and 'Mitavite Maybe' finished on their dressage score 59.1, to move from 14th to final seventh place in the Mitavite CCI*.

With just 0.8 of a time penalty to add, Margaret Ferguson and Conspiracy Theory moved from 11th place after the cross country to finish the CCI* in fifth place.

Dominic Ingvall and 'William the Conqueror' dropped a rail and two placings to finish the Mitavite CCI* in tenth place.

Sadly one refusal and the associated time penalties, relegated Analisa Hegyesi and 'Wynella Wolverine' from overnight third place to 12th after the showjumping phase.

David Middleton and 'Mr Shirvington' lowered a rail to slip from second to eventual third place in the Mitavite CCI*.

Although one would not think so from this photograph, overnight leadeers, Stuart Tinney with Saarah Ingham's 'PR Watermark Grayson' lowered a rail to slip to second place, giving Stuart a quinella of the Mitavite CCI* competition, as he won the class riding Brian Graham's 'Don Panache'.

Dominic Schramm held on to 15th place riding 'Kelecyn Fiasco' in the Horseland CCI** competition.

Peter Gillis and his 'Rebel Jack' look as if they are in the wrong equestrian discipline, with this spectacular jump during the Horseland CCI** showjumping phase. They finished in 16th place.

Thomas Lyttle moved up one place, from 11th to 10th with his 'Interupt' in the Horseland CCI**.

Rebecca Braitling and 'Just Jealous' only lowered one rail to move from ninth to eighth place in the Horseland CCI**>

Queensland Mitsubishi Young Rider, Zac Wilson looks well in control in the Horseland CCI** showjumping phase riding his 'Levi Red Jeans. They finished in ninth place.

Robert Palm moved up from fifth to fourth riding his 'He's the One' in the Horseland CCI**

Queensland Young Rider, Natalie Siiankoski continued to impress with her super jumper, 'Kolora Stud Archie' who jumped clear, finishing on their dressage score to take second place in the Horseland CCI**.

Shane Rose put in a classy performance riding his own Thoroughbred 'Gandolf the Grey' to finish on his dressage score, 51.5, to win the Horseland CCI**. Shane won the Two Star competition last year riding his 'All Luck'.

Overnight leaders Simone Kann and 'Balmoral Tim Tram', also from Queensland lowered one rail to slip to third place in the Horseland CCI**.

Daniel Pearce and 'Bart' slipped a place after the showjumping phase to finish the Holden CCI*** in 22nd place.

Victorian combination, Emily Anker and 'Keniski' moved up two places to 15th after a good four penalty round in the CCI*** show juumping phase.

Carlene Barton and 'Covers' finished the Holden CCI*** in 16th place.

Ryan Wood rode Jeffery Braithwaite's 'Koyuna Azgard' (a full brother to Wendy Schaeffer's Koyuna Sun Smoke) to finish the CCI*** in 18th place.

South Australian combination, Megan Jones and 'Winergy Fedwel' were just out of the placings (12th) in the Holden CCI***.

Wendy Schaeffer and her athletic 'Koyuna Sun Magic' by Koyuna Magestic Supreme, quickly moved through the field and were the only combination to leave all the showjumps intact. They finished with exactly the same score as Shane Rose and 'All Luck', 51.2. As Wendy and 'Sun Magic' had the closest to optimum time on the cross country, as is the ruling, they won the Holden CCI*** competition and the Robert Slade Memorial Trophy.

Christopher Burton and his talented Habituate gelding, 'Deo Juvante' jumped a good four penalty round to hold onto fourth place in the Holden CCI*** competition.

Jessica Irvine-Brown and 'Belcam Aaberdeen' did not produce the showjumping round they were hoping for and slipped from third to tenth place.

Shane Rose and 'All Luck' did not have much of it, as the careful horse lowered one showjumping rail which put them on equal penalties with Wendy Schaffer and 'Koyuna Sun Magic'. As Wendy had the 'closest to optimum' cross-country time, Shane and 'All Luck' were relegated to second place in the Holden CCI***.

Rebel Morrow and her usually careful Athens Olympic mount, 'Oaklea Groover' lowered two fences to slip from first to third place in the Holden CCI*** competition

Japan's Kenki Sato won the inaugural IRT Asia Pacific Challenge riding Sharmayne Spencer's (pictured) 'Star Portrait'.

Martin Plewa from Germany was President of the CCI** and CCI*** Ground Jury.