The highlight of the Aquis Champions Tour, The Horsepower Aquis Gold Tour Final, was decided today under glorious Queensland sunshine, at the Elysian Fields equestrian complex. With $130,000 prize money to be shared among the top te..
After two qualifying rounds, where the finishing positions counted as ranking points, the top 30 combinations were invited into this morning’s $17,000 Yandoo Park Bronze Tour Final.
We didn’t have to wait long until we ha..
The headline class on the penultimate day of the Aquis Champions Tour was the Kolora Lodge Silver Tour Final. Earlier in the show, two qualifying class were conducted with the combined finishing rankings added to work out the top 30..
The last class on the Milenco Ring today at Aquis today was the final of the GeoPro Footing Children’s Tour. After a mid-afternoon downpour which meant quite a late finish, the children competing, all aged 14 years and younger, di..
The opening class on the Aquis Arena on Finals weekend at the Aquis Champions Tour was the Chatham Park Young Rider Tour Final. This class also served as the first round of the 2019 Stal Tops Series, so the stakes were high with $2,..
The second qualifier for the Aquis Gold Tour was held today at Elysian Fields and also doubled up as an exciting and hotly contested corporate challenge, with teams sporting thier corporate colours.
The Gold Tour class attr..
Forty-three top class combinations made up the start-list for the first qualifier for the Horse Power Gold Tour at Elysian Fields this morning. With $3,750 in total prizemoney on offer, the competition was red hot right from the beg..
The final class on the Aquis Arena today was the 2nd Young Rider Tour Qualifier which also doubled as the Equestrian Queensland Young Rider Teams Challenge.
Thirty-one combinations joined the class with nine goin..
Three Australian riders took part in the $225,000 Kentucky Invitational CSI3* Grand Prix as part of the Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day Event yesterday.
In front of a standing room only crowd of over 10,000, Rowan Willis a..
The highlight of a week of senior jumping at Sydney Royal was the Grand Prix, run over 2 rounds this afternoon in front of a packed stadium. Over the challenging course, the first round delivered only two clears, the first by Gabi..
Chris Chugg has scored his second blue ribbon of the show by taking the win in the Mini Prix on the lovely mare KG Queenie. Chugg won the Section 1 class on Saturday on PSS Levilensky and repeated his performance t..
Over an incredibly challenging track at Sydney Royal yesterday, Chris Chugg and PSS Levilensky showed the crowd how it was done by delivering a double clear to take the win in the Section 1 EA Cup. However, it certainly..
Australian riders Edwina Tops-Alexander and Rowan Willis will be up against the best in the world when the bell rings for the first class of the Miami leg of the 2019 Longines Global Champions Tour and for Tops-Alexander, the Global..
What a battle at the Young Rider Jumping competitions at Sydney Royal Easter Show. We saw some brilliant jumping from our Young Riders, but in the end it was Jessica Tripp and Diamond B Verona who kept the competition at ..
The first week of jumping at Sydney Royal saw some fantastic competition from our top Junior riders. There were six combinations that consistently placed over the four days with the battle for the top spot fiercely contested.
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Sydney Royal is a highlight of the year for our riders and we look forward once again to a couple of great weeks of jumping. We love the Stephen Mowbray image above taken a few years back of the very talented Madeline Sinderberry a..
There is an incredible opportunity for Australian Amateur riders to compete at a major international competition in Mexico 8 – 16th June 2019.
There are THREE height categories:
Masters High / 45 years and..
By all accounts a fantastic three days of competition at Wayville Showgrounds for the 2019 Thomas Foods International SA State Jumping Championships. Many thanks to the committee, volunteers, judges and course builders for runn..
In just a few days, showjumping’s heavyweights will be arriving in Mexico City for the second leg of the Longines Global Champions Tour, where they will compete 2,250 metres above sea level as part of the diverse and far-reach..