Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft

An aerial view of the Willinga Park Campdraft arena and surrounds. The 3000 spectators just kept rolling in on the final day of the second annual Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft.

With 66 horses going through to the World Championship Semi Final, Terry Snow put on a Willinga Park Dash for Cash ($10,000 to the winner) for horses that just missed the cut. Ben Tapp and 'Cooldust' took second place with a score of 89.34.

Eperienced horseman, Terry Hall claimed the Willinga Park Dash for Cash riding 'Turnerd Congirl' with a score of 89.67.

Mark Palmer from Corindi in NSW took third place in the Willinga Park Dash for Cash riding , 'Palmers El Condo' with a score of 89.

Peter Grills earned an invitation to the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft Final riding ,'Traveller' with a score of 83.67. All those with an outside score made it in to the Final.

Peter Hancock and , 'The Ranch Ruby' made it through to the Final with a Semi Final score of 80.66.

Troy Palmer rode Terry Snow's, 'Hells A Comin' to make it through to the Final with a score of 83.6.

Greg Charleson and, 'Zanzibar' moved on to the Final with a score of 86.34.

Simon Dodwell and his 'Wallabah Excell' made it to the final of Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft.

Darren Brislane rode Patrick Hardwick's , 'Boy' to make the Final of the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft.

Lucy Sellers rode Clive Cottrell's, 'Walleroo Kaddie' in the final of the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Champdraft.

Championship host and sponsor, Terry Snow meets and greets during the Semi Final this morning.

Andrew Turvey and , 'Request' earned a good 88 to move through to the Final. The rider from St George in Queensland scored an 88.67 to take equal third place with a total of 176.67.

Adam Sadler and, 'Tejano Spin' made it through with a score of 84.

Ben Rossiter rode the Rossiter Family's, 'Hard Hat Kelly' to make the Final of the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft.

A very busy Pete Comiskey shows the form riding his Acres Destiny mare, 'Paris' (out of a Roanie's Lynx imp mare) that saw them top score in the Semi Final with 90. The in form and talented combination went on to score an 89 in the Final and claim the $100,000 first prizemoney and $8000 gold buckle with a total score of 179.

Alan Sinclair rode his, 'One Moore Pleasure' to score a good 82.32 in the Final of the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft. Over 3000 enjoyed the Willinga Park hospitality and World Championship Draft Final.

Local rider Scott Shea made the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft riding, 'Renegade' with a score of 86.

Scott Bandy's, 'Roc CD' got the better of the beast during the Semi Final and moved throug with a score 81.

Thomas Ford from Kilmany made the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft riding his 'Tarn'.

Mark Buttsworth from Kingaroy in Queensland earned an 88.67 in the Semis and 87 in the Final to take fifth place overall with a total of 175.67.

Tim Hollis from Cootamundra rode his , 'Adios Valentine' to take eighth place in the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft with a two round total of 171.

Peter Hancock from Murray Bridge in South Australia made the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft Final with his, 'RBH Simply Spectacular'.

Ben Hall from Muttaburra rode his, 'Foot Acre' to score an 88.33 and an 89.34 to take second place in the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft with a total of 177.67.

Matt Clarke from Wagga Wagga rode , Melissa Molloy's, 'Cashman Destiny' to make the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft Final.

The in form Peter Comiskey from Nebo in Queensland not only won the $100.000, he also took equal third place riding R and G Young's, 'Marnies Destiny' with a two round total of 176.67.

Ken Boulton put in a smooth performance riding his Tina Arena to score a two round total of 170.33 in the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft.

Hugh Miles from Tamworth made the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft Final with Peter and Carolin Doonan's, 'Ywo Timin Chic'.

Pete Comiskey again, this time with Ruth Puddicombe's, 'Rebel Mama' that took seventh place in the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft with a two round total of 173.67.

Kimberley Sammon represented the ladies and rode Peter and Debbie Gesler's, 'Seligmans Ellie' to be in the Willinga Park World Championship Gold Buckle Campdraft money with a two round total of 170.