Boneo Park set to sizzle over the weekend

Australian Jumping

After an exciting Day 2 of the Pryde’s Easifeed Australian Jumping Championships yesterday, Day 3 commenced this morning in overcast cool conditions. Fortunately for the riders and spectators the rain stayed away for most of the day, allowing the rings to progressively dry out. For many of the championship divisions, Round 2 classes were held today, giving combinations their last chance to qualify in the most favourable position possible for Championship finals to be held over the weekend.

IRT AUSTRALIAN YOUNG RIDER CHAMPIONSHIP – ROUND 2 (1.30m)

The first class on Ring 1 today was Round 2 of the Young Rider Championship. After an action filled Round 1 yesterday where five combinations were eliminated after a series of falls, things went much more smoothly today. A total of 32 combinations started with high class riding being the order of the day. With nine clear and three single time penalty rounds, a single rail meant the end to today’s competition. Fastest of the clears was Victorian, Caitlin Clarke and Wyuna Park Stella (72.68 seconds), just pipping Madeline Sinderberry and Oaks Kosmo (72.74).

Spectators witnessed a high quality jump off, featuring the crème of Australia’s Young riders. With four of the nine participants recording double clears, it came down to time to sort out the winners. Fastest was Madeline Sinderberry and Oaks Kosmo, half a second faster than Amelia Douglass and Sirius Du Granit. Third by just 0.02 of a second was Erin Buswell and Quero Quero. Also going double clear were Brooke Langbecker and Beijing LS La Silla to take out fourth place.

We look forward to what will be no doubt be a thrilling final of this division on Sunday. After taking the win in today’s Round 2 and second place in Round 1, defending champion Madeline Sinderberry, will go into the final well placed to take the championship, however it won’t be an easy task with such a competitive field.

The IRT Australian Young Rider Championship, Round 2, top twelve placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Madeline Sinderberry	Oaks Kosmo	$500
2^nd	Amelia Douglass	Sirius Du Granit	$400
3^rd	Erin Buswell	Quero Quero	$300
4^th	Brooke Langbecker	Beijing LS La Silla	$200
5^th	Emma Isbister	Lafayette MVNZ	$140
6^th	Jessie O’Connell	Eyecatcher	$120
7^th	Caitlin Clarke	Wyuna Park Stella	$100
8^th	Jamie Priestley	Amaretto MVNZ	$80
9^th	Clay Simmonds	Oaks Calypso	$40
10^th	Jacob Wells	Cobra De Capello	$40
11^th	Jessica Tripp	Finn MVNZ	$40
12^th	Mitchell Peulic	Delamerie Sun	$40

Madeline Sinderberry and Oaks Kosmo

Amelia Douglass and Sirius Du Granit

Erin Buswell and Quero Quero

HORSELAND AUSTRALIAN SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP – ROUND 2 (1.45m)

The second class on Ring 1 was Round 2 of the Senior Championship. This was the last chance for the combinations to position themselves as high up the rankings as possible prior to Sunday’s final.

A total of 42 combinations tackled the course, however, only five clear rounds were recorded, the fastest of which was Chis Chugg and PSS Levilensky with 73.14 seconds.

First out in the jump off was Tom McDermott and Diamont, going clear in 51.04 seconds. Second out was Gabrielle Kuna and Flaire, who also went clear in a slightly faster time to take the lead. The other three combinations in the jump off were unable to beat Kuna’s time, with Tom McDermott and Elegance De La Charmille taking third place.

With only six of the twelve Round 1 placegetters gaining a placing for Round 2, this competition is wide open. Sunday’s final should be a fascinating encounter.

The Horseland Australian Senior Championship, Round 2, top twelve placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Gabrielle Kuna	Flaire	$1,000
2^nd	Tom McDermott	Diamont	$800
3^rd	Tom McDermott	Elegance De La Charmille	$600
4^th	Amber Fuller	CP Aretino	$400
5^th	Chris Chugg	PSS Levilensky	$280
6^th	Katie Laurie	Esteban MVNZ	$240
7^th	David Cameron	RR Dyranta	$200
8^th	James Mooney	JB Evolution	$160
9^th	Hayley Morris	Miss Money Penny	$80
10^th	Elliot Reeves	Aveden Indigo	$80
11^th	Steven Hill	Yallambi’s Bellini Star	$80
12^th	Kate Hinschen	FF Cadel	$80

HORIZON JUMPS AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP – ROUND 2 (1.15m)

The final class on Ring 1 was Round 2 of the Australian Junior Championship. As with Round 1, the best Junior riders that Australia has to offer entered the class and an enthralling competition ensued.

Combinations came out in reverse order from their placings so clear rounds were hard to come by early on, however, as the class progressed, they started to come thick and fast and we ended up with 17 combinations clear. Fastest of these was the NSW rider Madeline Sinderberry and JT Valentina in 72.72 seconds

The first three combinations in the jump off incurred penalties and the first double clear was recorded by Sophie Hatch and Rosthwaite Belvedere in 39.99 seconds who were out fourth. With thirteen combinations to come it was going to be a nervous wait for Hatch, but one by one her competitors tried and nobody could match her performance, to leave her as the winner of Round 2 after finishing in ninth place in round 1. Second place went to Charlie Kinder and Renmarno, almost a second behind with third place being filled by the very consistent Madeline Sinderberry and JT Valentina just 0.09 seconds slower. In the end, NSW riders not only filled the podium, but occupied the first 6 placings.

We look forward to what should be an exciting final on Sunday morning.

The Horizon Jumps Australian Junior Championship, Round 2, top twelve placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Sophie Hatch	Rosthwaite Belvedere	$300
2^nd	Charlie Kinder	Renmarno	$240
3^rd	Madeline Sinderberry	JT Valentina	$180
4^th	Clemency Hughes	Nicolette	$120
5^th	Lucie Aldridge	Ollie Olae	$84
6^th	Jessie Rice-Ward	Dusky Farm Cavalier	$72
7^th	Maleah Lang-McMahon	KS Capulet Ego Z	$60
8^th	Christopher Holland	Elsa	$48
9^th	Conor Reed	Clasique Dorien	$24
10^th	Victoria Hoy	Falklands	$24
11^th	Cameron Moffatt	HPS Minou	$24
12^th	Maleah Lang-McMahon	KS Sovereigns Cadel	$24

Sophie Hatch and Rosthwaite Belvedere

Charlie Kinder and Renmarno

Charlie Kinder and Renmarno

Madeline Sinderberry and JT Valentina

Clemency Hughes and Nicolette

BEACONHILLS COLLEGE AUSTRALIAN CHILDRENS’ CHAMPIONSHIP – ROUND 2 (1.00m)

The action in Ring 2 commenced with Round 2 of the Australian Children’s Championship, following on from their Round 1 class on Day 1 of the Championship.

Round 2 saw three combinations drop out of the division, with 42 starting today. In a fantastic exhibition of jumping, a massive 26 combinations recorded clear rounds, the fastest of which was achieved by second placegetter in Round 1, Holly Tomkins and Princess Annie (54.66 seconds), beating the second fastest time by more than 5 seconds.

Tomkins and Princess Annie rode early in the jump off and set a very fast time, holding provisional first place for an extended period until Round 1 winner Maleah Lang-McMahon and KS Annassi entered the ring. They flew around the course, clear in 31.12 seconds to pip Tomkins and Princess Annie by just 0.36 seconds. This place also went to Lang-McMahon, this time riding Vakara Champagne, just over half a second slower.

The final for this division is scheduled for first class on Ring 1 tomorrow morning. It will be fascinating to see if the winner of both rounds, Maleah Lang-McMahon and KS Annassi will prevail, or will second placegetter in both rounds, Holly Tomkins and Princess Annie be able to reverse the tables. Or perhaps, there will be a surprise winner. Time will tell!

The Beaconhills College Australian Childrens’ Championship, Round 2, top twelve placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Maleah Lang-McMahon	KS Annassi	$135
2^nd	Holly Tomkins	Princess Annie	$108
3^rd	Maleah Lang-McMahon	Vakarra Champagne	$81
4^th	Hayden Parker	Fat Boy Slim	$54
5^th	Charlie Dobbin	Dreamtime Invader	$38
6^th	Kayla Hogg	Alcheringa Tradition	$32
7^th	Zoe Waller	Mobile App	$27
8^th	Craig Hudson	Adeline Des Hayettes	$22
9^th	Grace Contessi	Sharvalley Music	$11
10^th	Holly Tomkins	Jaybee Cabaret	$11
11^th	Holly Tomkins	Donegal Red	$11
12^th	Hayden Parker	Its Lux Nitro	$11

BAILLIEU VINEYARD AUSTRALIAN AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP – ROUND 2 (1.15m)

The second class held on Ring 2 today was Round 2 of the Australian Amateur Championship.

Conducted over 1.15m, 35 combinations were entered, in what turned out to be a very hotly contested class. Good quality jumping saw 18 of the 35 record clear rounds, with the quickest going to Morgan Daniel and Aladino in 70.14 seconds, which proved to be a brilliant indicator for the jump off. Not only did this combination win yesterday’s Round 1, but they whipped around the jump off course in 34.99 seconds, which was more than a second faster than any of her competitors. Second place went to Jamie Ellis and Centaur MVNZ, ever so slightly ahead of Eva Rasmussen and Devil Wears Prada who finished in third.

With ten double clears recorded in the class today, this looks like it will be a very tightly contested championship, however, after securing victory in both rounds, Morgan Daniel and Aladino will enter Saturday’s final holding a distinct advantage.

The Baillieu Vineyard Australian Amateur Championship, Round 2, top eight placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Morgan Daniel	Aladino	$175
2^nd	Jamie Ellis	Centaur MVNZ	$150
3^rd	Eva Rasmussen	Devil Wears Prada	$125
4^th	Kelly Lees	Ohio Silver	$100
5^th	Stacey Betar	Diamond B Britannia	$75
6^th	Guillermo Carballal	Remembrance	$50
7^th	Jane Wilcox	Miss Pippa	$35
8^th	Kristy Haworth	Cobble Stone	$35

Morgan Daniel and Aladino

Morgan Daniel and Aladino

Jamie Ellis and Centaur MVNZ

MARTIN COLLINS AUSTRALIA RUBY SERIES – ROUND 2 (1.25m)

The final class scheduled in Ring 2 was Round 2 of the Ruby Series. A total of 47 combinations attempted what turned out to be a challenging course with only eight combinations recording clear rounds. South Australian, Nicole Bruggemann and Diamond B Centurian recorded the fastest of these rounds taking only 71.60 seconds.

In the jump off, only three of these managed a clear round and they filled the placings. First was James Harvey and Patangas Hiccup in 39.78 seconds, just beating Chloe Hughes and Hi Viz into second. Third, some 7 seconds slower, was Victorian Senior Team member Ally Lamb and Denison Park Discovery.

Now that two rounds have been completed of this series, the field will be split in two with the top half competing in Sunday’s final and the bottom half invited to contest a consolation final scheduled for tomorrow.

The Martin Collins Australia Ruby Series, Round 2, top twelve placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	James Harvey	Patangas Hiccup	$450
2^nd	Chloe Hughes	Hi Viz	$360
3^rd	Ally Lamb	Denison Park Discovery	$270
4^th	Alison Ostenfield	Aveden Atom	$180
5^th	Nicole Bruggemann	Diamond B Centurian	$126
6^th	Ally Lamb	Denison Park Style	$108
7^th	David Boulton	Silverlyn Archie	$90
8^th	Sophie Crook	Nasam Artimore	$72
9^th	Seumas Marwood	Wild Thing	$36
10^th	Michelle Clinton-Brent	El Nino Vivace	$36
11^th	Georgia Price	Batman Xtreme	$36
12^th	David Cameron	Thea	$36

Action on Ring 3 today consisted of three open classes, each one over a different height. Summary results of these classes appear below

TRAILRACE SADDLERY OPEN CLASS (1.10m)

Top eight placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Darcy Wade	Westley Maximillian	$125
2^nd	Guillermo Carballal	Cassius Khan	$100
3^rd	Tony Erickson	Isle Of Clarendon	$85
4^th	Toni Shave	Darwin Park Snowfall	$65
5^th	Taylah Lambert	Zamorra Z	$55
6^th	Jamie Coman	Goodspell Park Loose Kannan	$45
7^th	Hannah Wigg	Clifton Court Luxardo	$35
8^th	Hayley Cox	He’s Ours	$30

INTERPATH OPEN CLASS (1.25m)

Top eight placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Russell Morrison	Chatham Park Richard	$175
2^nd	Mikaela MacNamara	Boston MVNZ	$150
3^rd	Jasmine Ritter	Simplicity	$125
4^th	Jamie W Kermond	Who Knew	$100
5^th	Ross Smith	Carlson 83	$75
6^th	Emily Hill	Wat Sword	$50
7^th	James Harvey	Castlederg	$35
8^th	Amanda Ross	RLE Poynstown Will	$35

HORSERAIL OPEN CLASS (1.35m)

Top six placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	James Harvey	Tyrone VDL	$240
2^nd	Vicki Roycroft	Dynamite Bay	$200
3^rd	Tori Stuckey	Finch Farm Cab Sav	$150
4^th	Katie Clarke	Oaks Gunn	$125
5^th	Cassie Palm	Koko Hit	$100
6^th	Sarah Beale	Wonpasset	$80

Ring 4 today saw Round 2 action in the Ivory, Pearl and Opal Series, in both Open and Pony classes. Summary results for all Ring 4 classes held today, appear below.

FLEMINGS NURSERY IVORY PONY SERIES – ROUND 2 (0.80m)

Top six placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Alexandra Inglis	His Royal Emblem	$40
2^nd	Grace Perkins	Blackwood Legend	$35
3^rd	Cohen Wade	Lakevale Tarwyn	$30
4^th	Alexandra Inglis	Hallelujah Monty Carlo Gold	$20
5^th	Charly Robinson-Smith	BD Billy	$20
6^th	William Tucker	Blue Illusion	$10

Alexandra Inglis and His Royal Emblem

MPC EXCAVATIONS IVORY SERIES – OPEN – ROUND 2 (0.80m)

Top eight placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Liz Hoy	Polly	$40
2^nd	Noah Johnson	Secret Cash	$35
3^rd	Teagan Chester	Snowy River Anthea	$30
4^th	Kristy Bruhn	Caveton Park Cabaret	$20
5^th	Jorja Lee	Victorious Hit	$20
6^th	Kelvin Blumson	Springen Golly Gosh	$10
7^th	Chelsea Ubrihien	Zarzu	$10
8^th	Samantha Richardson	Lilly	$10

PEARL PONY SERIES – ROUND 2 (0.90m)

Top six placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Cohen Wade	Lakevale Tarwyn	$50
2^nd	Alexandra Inglis	Hallelujah Monty Carlo Gold	$40
3^rd	India Lamperd	Josh	$30
4^th	Sophie Baldwin	Mirrabel Patterson	$25
5^th	Alyssa Greening	Dunelm Night Show	$20
6^th	Alexandra Inglis	His Royal Emblem	$20

WELLINGTON LIVESTOCK PEARL SERIES – ROUND 2 (0.90m)

Top eight placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Chelsea Ubrihien	Zarzu	$50
2^nd	Neve Bailey	Mr Flash	$40
3^rd	Keren Bennett	River Song	$30
4^th	Elissa Stephens	Ludrup	$25
5^th	Mick Pritchard	Retro Rolly	$20
6^th	Jane Hemingway-Morh	Victoria D’ivraie	$20
7^th	Roslyn Burns	Rocket Science	$10
8^th	Rose Stephen	Phoenix	$10

CLOROY PARK OPAL SERIES – OPEN – ROUND 2 (1.00m)

Top eight placings were:

	RIDER	HORSE	PRIZE
1^st	Hanna Lamb	Gelati	$60
2^nd	Jane Hemingway-Mohr	Victoria D’ivraie	$50
3^rd	Keren Bennett	River Song	$40
4^th	Abbey Page	Alfie	$30
5^th	Ella Barker	Viewmont Oscar	$25
6^th	Tori Glass	BP Converte	$25
7^th	Chloe Wedd	Forrest Gump	$20
8^th	Erin McGavin	Wallaroo Happy Hour	$20

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