Wandin Park ODE

Darren Stendt rode AEA WP Willow to win the Pryde's Wandin Park Training 2 ODE.

Eliza Fildes riding ESB Irish Fable produced a nice jump during their cross country run in the Pryde's Training 2A competition.

Tenielle Klapp and Elvis look very attentive and stylish during the Pryde's Training 2B cross country.

Selena Greaves-Maher and Pixie make a lovely jump going cross country in the Pryde's Training 2A.

With the rain just starting again, the Pryde's Grade 5 Training thankfully finished before the rain really set in for the evening. Janis Hosking and Toby carry home plenty of mud after their Training 5 cross country.

Hayley Pemberton and My Friend Flicka both look to be having a good time during the Pryde's Training 5.

Kasey Besanko and Costa look good and pretty pleased during their cross country run in the Training 5 competition. This combination went on to win the Pride's Training 5.

Matthew Jeffs and Finding Nemo took third place in the Pryde's Wandin Park Training 3A ODE on a very wet November Saturday.

Well known competitor, Catherine Davies had her typey and by this photo, talented Queens Park Monopoly in the Pryde's Wandin Park Training 3A ODE.

Bay Fildes rode a very attentive Frogswell to first place in the Pryde's Wandin Park Training 3A ODE.

Jarryd Stanley riding Nobodys Fool took second place in the Pryde's Wandin Park Training 2 ODE.

Training Section 3B and Intro 1 really got the worst of the weather. Emily Tyrrell and Guess Again produce a good jump in the torrential rain.

After some early rain, the cross country started in fine conditions, but it was not long before a huge storm produced torrential rain. Jump steward, Ashlee Fowler did not have much protection from the rain as she awaits the next horse.

Lisa Hocking and Tantalus were placed third in the Pryde's Wandin Park Training 2 ODE.

Mietta Innes-Iron and Mystery Me produce a nice jump during their Pryde's Introductory 2B cross country.

Mitchell Pattern rode Super Cool making a super jump in the Pryde's Introductory 2B. After the rain the going became very slippery and many riders had to take things easily. Mitchell and Super Cool took fourth place.

Gemma D'Adamo and Atomic Blonde were a colourful combination in the Pryde's Introductory 2A.

Wandin is celebrating its 30th year of competition held on John and Angela Anker's beautiful Yarra Valley property. Natalie Umbers and Bramlee Park All That Jazz head for home during the Pryde's Introductory 2A cross country, they went on to take fourth place.

Hannah Way rode ESB Irish Benediction, one of the many ESB horses competing over the weekend, in the Pryde's Introductory 2B. He certainly looks blessed with plenty of scope.

Jack, ridden by well known eventer, Bianca Craddock, certainly was not going to touch anything during his Pryde's Introductory 2B cross country run.

Hanna Brasier looks to have a well named horse as she guides No Trouble around the Pryde's Introductory 2A cross country.

Chloe Abel and Outtasight make a spectacular jump during the Pryde's Introductory 2A cross country phase..

Sophie Doake and her Riding Pony Beckworth Sunbeam make a nice picture in the Pryde's Introductory 2B.

Andrew Cuthbert rode Plough Boy in the Pryde's Introductory 2B. Andrew was one of 350 competitors at Wandin. With a similar number competition at Sale for the World Cup show and large entries at the Hack Council show at Werribee, along with local Pony Club and HRCAV events, it is a huge, probably the biggest weekend for equestrian sport in Victoria.

Adrian Bright and Ruben Nein has the mud flying on their way to winning the Pryde's Introductory 2B.

Phillippa Davison and Kilwarren Attitude produce a lovely jump during the Pryde's Introductory 2B cross country phase.

One of the younger competitors, Amy Veenendaal rode the cute looking Reggie in the Pryde's Training 4A.

India Ambler and Riffity Raff look to be enjoying their run across country in the muddy conditions during the Pryde's Training 4A.

Linda Williams and WG Aninalia took second place in the Pryde's Wandin Park Training 3A ODE.

April Robinson rode the very attentive and careful Bobby to third place in the Pryde's Training 4A competition.