Waratah Showjumping

Emma Smith riding Cera Charisma had four faults in the Suzie and Pip Middleton 1.25 for horses 7 years old.

Tallara Cameron rode Oaks Come By Chance to tenth place in the Suzie and Pip Middleton 1.25 for horses 7 years old.

Jamie Priestley riding Oaks Diamantina placed fifth in the Suzie and Pip Middleton 1.25 for horses 7 years old one round event.

Sally Simmonds rode Chio MS to fourth place in the Suzie and Pip Middleton 1.25 for horses 7 years old.

Jess Rice-Ward rode Denison Park Style to second place in the Suzie and Pip Middleton 1.25m for horses 7 years old.

Maddison Stephen and Yalambi's Ikon finished with six faults in the Suzie and Pip Middleton 1.25m for horses 7 years old.

Surprisely Sarah McMillian and Rafiki finished with four faults in the Suzie and Pip Middleton 1.25m for horses 7 years old.

Amelia Douglass rode Upperclass Z to post just one time fault in the Antares Australia 1.30-1.35m Open Art.238 2.1.

Josh Collins riding Cornel had 5 faults in the Antares Australia 1.30-1.35m Open Art.238 2.1.

Alyssa Ho and Equador MVNZ look good during their round in the Antares Australia 1.30-1.35m Open Art.238 2.1.

Jennifer Wood rode Cassando B to fourth place in the Antares Australia 1.30-1.35m Open Art.238 2.1.

Former World Cup rider, Professor Brad Frankum OAM is pleased to be back jumping three horses. Today Brad rode Oaks Calypso in the Antares Australia 1.30-1.35m Open Art.238 2.1.

James Arkins is having a very good show. Today James rode WP Grandiamo to win the Antares Australia 1.30-1.35m Open Art.238 2.1. James also won the Suzie and Pip Middleton 1.25m for horses 7 years old riding Rosthwaite Riviera.

Rhys Stones rode Riverton Rose Royale to take second place in the Antares Australia 1.30-1.35m Open Art.238 2.1.

Jess Brown rode Coachella to sixth place in the Antares Australia 1.30-1.35m Open Art.238 2.1.

Melissa Blair rode a good quick round aboard Gigant Z for third place in the Antares Australia 1.30-1.35m Open Art.238 2.1.

Leon Carroll riding Verdelho RJ3 took fifth place in the Antares Australia 1.30-1.35m Open Art.238 2.1.

This morning Vicki Roycroft had a nasty fall and broke her collar bone. Vicki did return to the show but not to the saddle, Matt Williams stepped aboard Vicki's mount, Dynamite Bay in the Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W.

Katie Laurie rode Cero Caruso to seventh place in the tough Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W with four faults in both rounds.

Chris Chugg rode PSS Levilenski to finish the two rounds of the Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W with nine faults and take fourth place.

David Cameron rode Finch Farm Clifford to ninth place in the Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W.

2018 Australian Showjumping Champion, Amber Fuller rode CP Aretino to eleventh place in the Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W.

Gabrielle Kuna rode her wonderful Flaire to eigth place in the Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W.

Aaron Hadlow riding Vahlinvader took fifth place in the Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W with four faults in both rounds.

Kate Hinschen riding Finch Farm Cadel produced two very good rounds to take third place in the Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W.

Tom McDermott rode Elegance De La Charmille to second place in the Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W, with four in the first then a quick clear round in the second. Tom also placed sixth in this class riding Alpha Activity.

The Waratah showjumping event is in its fifth year and first time hosting a World Cup. Along with the big events in the indoor this show caters for riders from 75cm to 1.60 m in the indoor and two outdoor arenas. There are also classes for Thoroughbreds and Young Horses over the huge four days.

The Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W winner Billy Raymont aboard Anton is seen here with Waratah Showjumping Director Edwena Mitchell and World Cup Sponsor representatives from EMCEE Apparel, J and R Equestrian, Jumping NSW, Orchard Equestrian and the Tripp Family.

Stephen Dingwall riding Cavalier Du Rouet took 12th place in the Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W.

Billy Raymont just posted one time fault riding Anton over the two rounds of the Waratah Showjumping Grand Prix CSI1*W, to take home the $3750 first prize. Billy is riding with a badly injured foot but it did not stop him producing two excellent rounds over the big and technical tracks.