YVQHA Classic Show

Fran Christian's 'Infinity' ridden by show organiser and popular professional trainer, Trish Wettenall, steps unhesitatingly onto the bridge during the Junior Horse Trail. The workout was good enough for second place in a competitive class.

Well-known professional rider, David Norbury, rode 'Hez Radical Too' to take fourth place in the Junior Horse Trail.

Professional trainer, Kyle Mobberley puts Lynne Cropper's 'RQH The Elegant Lady' through the testing Junior Horse Trail class.

Rachel Elliott from Nandaly near Mildura , pictured with 'Mr Nice Guy' won the Youth Showmanship, 14 Years and Over.

Doug Hill encourages Emma Mullan's 'Winderadeen Dream On' during the Junior Horse Trail class.

Karen concentrates as she puts 'Triandibo Indianapolis' through the barrels during the Junior Horse Trail class.

Linda Adams and her 'Aurora Cherokee Trail' took first place in the Amateur Feature Showmanship.

Guy Henderson rode his attractive and obedient Appaloosa, 'GK Maxium Skip' to win the Junior Trail class.

''RB Skippin The Clues' took first place in the Yearling Lungeline class, shown by Paige Addamo.

'24 Carat Tribute' (Tribulation/ Skips Lacerita) exibited by Diane White from Moorooduc, claimed first place in the AQHA Led Yearling Filly and first in the Amateur Yearling Filly.

Danielle Read took second place in the yearling Lungeline class with her 'Annlee Waitin On Sonthin'.

''Dad's Rosie Lou' ridden by Raylene Gilboy took second place in the Two year Old Trail class.

'Michelle Robertson rode Beverley Manners' 'Pawsitively Mystical' to take fourth place in the Two Year Old Trail class.

''Claireaux Cadilac' owned and ridden by Kim Johnson, bravely continued over the bridge to take third place in the Two Year Old Trail class.

'Triandibo Inevitablue' with owner/rider, Angela Johnson claimed the Two Year Old trail class.

John Steel's 'Mr Chick Magnet' steps nicely through the gate during the Three Year Old Trail class. They took sixth place from a field of 15.

Kayla Drake and 'SVQ No Chicks Too Easy' took first place in the Junior Youth Showmanship. Kayla from Wellington in New Zealand bought the four year old mare last May. However, EI has put the brakes on the mare's going to her new home in NZ. Kayla hopes she will be able to take No Chicks Too Easy home in March.

John and Jill Farnam's Chance Lodge exhibited the Three Year Old, 'Isn't That Just Charming'. Pictured in the Trail class ridden by Dawn Marshall.

Jenny Perryman's 'Isatru Beaver' is a making a slightly quicker trip over the bridge than she would have liked in the Three Year Old Trail class. This class is quite a tough test for these youngsters.

A busy Kyle Mobberley rode V & s Sparkman's 'Exceptional One' in the Three Year Old Trail class.

Kely Timms rode P and J Timms' 'Charary Almost Famous' to take secnd place in the Three Year Old Trail class.

The Youth Showmanship class awaits the judge's decision. There was a pleasing turn up at the YVQHA 'AA' Approved show at the Tonimbuk Equestrian Centre, with over 160 horses in attendance.

Paige Addamo rode D & S Livingston's 'It's Huntin The Aces' for fourth place in the Three Year Old Trail class.

Raylene Gilboy rode A Leeman's eyecatching, 'Ampleur Li'l Leaguer' to win the Three Year Old Trail class.

Dean Grass rode the J-Bar-C's 'J-Bar-C Pawsitively Blooming' in the competitive Three year Old Trail class.

Barbara Scott with her own, 'GVP Kaoma Confewsion' during the Three year Old Trail class.

Joanna Hutson rode Kerry Rollins' 'Diamond El Rio' for fifth place in the Junior Horse Trail (Under 5 years).

Samantha Clayton-Moore with her 'Blazing Inferno' during the Junior Horse Trail.

Neil Harvey, looking very much the part, rode his 'Keayang Pure Indulgence' to take third place in the Junior Horse Trail.

Kyle Mobberley rode Cassandra Grainger's 'RQH Doi'n It Fancy' in the Junior Horse Trail class.