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Victorian Paint Horse Association - Southern Spectacular - Day Two
Novice Amateur jackpot Western Pleasure winner Vicki Larson and Icee Zipper Blues, with Mikayla Gaunt.
Scandalous ridden by Louise Juggins in the Western Pleasure Walk Jog.
Shez Top Shelf Shiraz shown by Mikayla Gaunt for Jeanette Buttterfield in the 2 year Old Led Trail
Some Hot Rock ridden by Yvette Wealands, for Julie Quinn, in the 3 year Old Trail class.
Sue Miller riding Good Enuff For Me in the Western Pleasure Walk Jog.
Tracey Mallia showing Skyeblu Groovin Phoenix in the yearling Led Trail for Skye Burke.
Dylan Hughes and Each To Their Roan in the Yearling Led Versatility Trail
LA Sherlock Holmes shown by Tracey Mallia in the 2 year old Led Trail.
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Skyeblu Mister Perfexion and Tracey Mallia showing for Shelly King in the yearling Led Versatility Trail
Peta Hicks riding SRQ Kissin Georgia in the Youth Trail
Whata Zipper Snipper and Debra Cameron in the Senior Horse Trail.
Cindy Calleweart and Good Therapy in the Novice Amateur Horsemanship.
Anne Edwards riding I'm Still Hot in the Select Amateur Western Pleasure.
CL Delightful Kisses shown by Yvette Wealands for Jessica Stevens in the Yearling Led Trail.
Colonel Cosgrove and Anne Beck in the Novice Amateur Horsemanship.
Dee Gavin and DMB Gunslinger in the Senior Horse Horsemanship.
Frances Coombes riding YB Seeking A Kiss in the Novice Amateur Trail.
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Victorian Paint Horse Association held its Southern Spectacular, open to all breeds, at Elmore Events Center Victoria, with Judges Robyn Smith (Victoria) and Mr Craig Rath (Victoria) over March 22 and 23rd 2021. The event drew entrants from New South Wales, South Australia and Victoria, and was a warm up for the Victorian Paint Horse State Championship Show which followed. The program included over 150 classes across the two days, so there was something for everyone.