Above: Olivia Hamood and Jane Fonda DVD.

The FEI World Cup Jumping Series comprises 13 leagues across all continents.

The top placed horse and riders from each series are invited to attend the World Cup Jumping Final, which in 2023 is to be held in Omaha, Nebraska USA.

A full listing of the final standings and results from the 2021 Series can be found HERE.

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The Australian World Cup 2022 Season:

ROUND	VENUE	DATES
1	Shepparton (VIC)	19 March
2	Werribee (VIC)	25 March
3	Larapinta (QLD)	19 June
4	Caboolture (QLD)	25 June
5	Sydney – Waratah (NSW)	19-20 August
6	Tamworth (NSW)	25-28 August
7	Adelaide Royal (SA)	9 September
8	Melbourne Royal (VIC)	30 September
9	Adelaide 3DE (SA)	23 October
10	Sydney – Summer Classic (NSW)	8-11 December

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ROUND 3 – CABOOLTURE (25 JUNE)

With the recent postponement of the Larapinta leg of the 2022 Australian World Cup Series we turn our sights towards the next round, which will be held as part of the Waratah World Cup show at SIEC in late August.

The current leader of the series is Olivia Hamood, who finished in third place in each of the first two legs, before taking out the win in leg 3 in her home state. Picking up the maximum 18 points at Caboolture, Hamood has raced away from the field to currently sit on 50 points.

Second place is currently occupied by the 2018 series winner Aaron Hadlow who picked up 15 points for placing second at Caboolture and now sits on 28 points. He leads two other riders, namely Billy Raymont and Sam Overton, tied on 27 points. Overton picked up just 5 points from his 14th placed finish at Caboolture to join Raymont in third, after Raymont did not compete in leg 3 as he is currently competing in Europe. These two sit just two points clear of fifth placed Russell Johnson on 25 points, who, like Raymont, did not compete in Caboolture.

The biggest mover of the round was Josh Collins, who came into leg 3, carrying just a single point, earnt at Werribee. He finished third at Caboolture, picking up 13 points to sit in 11th position on a total of 14.

If Olivia Hamood makes the trip down to Sydney in August and has another strong showing, she may well go along way towards wrapping up the title before the half-way mark of the series. We will await the next round with great anticipation.

Above: Olivia Hamood and Jane Fonda DVD. Photo Credit Michelle Terlato.

The current full points table after Round 3 is as follows:

FEI ID	RIDER	No. of rounds	Points	Rank
10044435	Olivia HAMOOD	3	50	1
10146600	Aaron HADLOW	2	28	2
10000859	Billy RAYMONT	2	27	3
10199968	Sam OVERTON	3	27	3
10002700	Russell JOHNSTONE	2	25	5
10055227	Phillip LEVER	2	21	6
10000758	Anthony THOMAS	2	15	7
10074337	Sarah-Louise McMILLAN	3	15	7
10074218	Caitlin BOLGER	2	15	7
10000714	Andrew LAMB	1	15	7
10132511	Josh COLLINS	2	14	11
10065198	Jessica PATEMAN	2	13	12
10144330	Kate HINSCHEN	1	12	13
10176202	Amelia DOUGLASS	1	11	14
10044437	Tom McDERMOTT	1	11	14
10037824	Mattea DAVIDSON	1	10	16
10007951	Brook DOBBIN	2	9	17
10090456	Tesse RAYMONT	2	9	17
10047492	Rhys STONES	1	9	17
10105111	Katrina HOPE	2	8	20
10001013	Clem SMITH	1	8	20
10083382	Emma SMITH	2	7	22
10100957	Frida LINDGREN	2	6	23
10007957	Paul BRENT	2	6	23
10131592	Christopher HOLLAND	1	6	23
10010404	Amanda ROSS	2	4	26
10235585	Emily PATTERSON	1	4	26
10085000	Tori STUCKEY	2	3	28
10145204	Amber FULLER	1	3	28
10090321	Jamie PRIESTLEY	1	3	28
10112916	Sophie AHMAT	1	2	31
10068348	Adam PRIME	2	1	32
10066887	Ally LAMB	2	0	33
10005322	Robert PALM	2	0	33
10013808	Stephen DINGWALL	1	0	33
10176203	Conor REED	1	0	33

 

Completed Events for 2021

WERRIBEE
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SHEPPARTON
Read the story HERE

Above: Billy Raymont and Anton.