Blues dominate Australian Jumping Championships
Whilst the Pryde’s Easifeed Australian Jumping Championships are all about determining the best Childrens, Junior, Young and Senior riders in the country, an interstate teams competition has been conducted in conjunction with the individual championships.
Interstate rivalry was tested in the Junior, Young Rider and Senior divisions. Each state was invited to enter a four combination team in each of these divisions, where combined performances would determine the best performed state. Conducted over Rounds 1 and 2, the best three scores from each state team were added together to determine the team score. With all three 2018 team championships in hand, NSW clearly dominated the competition.
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YOUNG RIDER TEAMS COMPETITION
Winners of the Interstate Young Rider competition were NSW, with Madeline Sinderberry and Oaks Kosmo leading the way. Second place was secured by the Queensland team, with third place going to Victoria. Unfortunately, South Australia were not awarded a score as only two team members were not eliminated.
The Young Rider Teams Competition top three placings were:
STATE | RIDERS | HORSES | PRIZE | |
1st | NSW | Amelia Douglass
Jessica Tripp Jamie Priestley Madeline Sinderberry |
Sirius Du Granit
Diamond B Verona KS Optimus Oaks Kosmo |
$800 |
2nd | QLD | Kate Hinschen
Jasmine Ritter Brooke Langbecker Erin Buswell |
Kaluna Salute
Simplicity Beijing LS La Silla Quero Quero |
$600 |
3rd | VIC | Caitlin Clarke
Sam Robertson Paige McBean Jacob Wells |
Wyuna Park Stella
Al Nemo Greengrove Rebel Cobra de Cabella |
$400 |
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SENIOR RIDER TEAMS COMPETITION
Winners of the Interstate Senior Rider competition were NSW.
The NSW team were leading after round 1, thanks to all the team members finishing closer to the Round winner than team members from other states. Gabrielle Kuna and Flaire who took the win in Round 2, consolidated their position and secured the win.
The Senior Rider Teams Competition top three placings were:
STATE | RIDERS | HORSES | PRIZE | |
1st | NSW | Tom McDermott
Aaron Hadlow Gabrielle Kuna Amber Fuller |
Elegance De La Charmille
Vahlinvader Flaire CP Aretino |
$1,200 |
2nd | QLD | Clem Smith
Kate Hinschen Brooke Langbecker Billy Raymont |
Alite
Finch Farm Cadel Quintago 1 Anton |
$1,000 |
3rd | VIC | Ally Lamb
James Harvey Steven Hill Brook Dobbin |
Denison Park Combat
Tyrone VDL Yallambi’s Bellini Star Carrado MVNZ |
$800 |
JUNIOR RIDER TEAMS COMPETITION
Winners of the Interstate Junior Rider competition were NSW.
A strong showing from NSW in Round 1, where they had three team members finish in the first nine placings, meant they went into Round 2 with a large lead over the other teams. Sophie Hatch and Rosthwaite Belvedere winning Round 2 consolidated the victory for NSW. A strong showing over both rounds from Queensland’s Maleah Lang-McMahon helped her team into second place over the South Australian team, who finished in third. Western Australia and Victoria were unplaced.
The Junior Teams Competition top three placings were:
STATE | RIDERS | HORSES | PRIZE | |
1st | NSW | Sophie Hatch
Amelia Douglass Sally Simmonds Jessie Rice-Ward |
Rosthwaite Belvedere
Barrichello Oaks Chifley Dusky Farm Cavalier |
$400 |
2nd | QLD | Cameron Moffatt
Chris Holland Maleah Lang-McMahon Grace Overton |
Dolly Varden
Elsa KS Sovereigns Cadel Chironic Dominant Visage |
$300 |
3rd | SA | Connor Reed
Thomas Harris Kane Johnson Gabby Thomas |
Clasique Dorien
MV King Harbarty Gothenburg |
$200 |
Click HERE to download official results.