James Paterson-Robinson and Equador MVNZ, winners of the Victorian Senior Championship Title.
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James Paterson-Robinson claims Victorian Senior Title with Equador MVNZ
By Equestrian Life
James Paterson-Robinson jumped to victory at Werribee Park on Sunday, claiming the Victorian Senior Series Final and overall Senior Championship Title with Equador MVNZ.
James was the only rider in the Final to produce a double clear. Robert Palm was the runner up riding Jaybee Vibrant on four faults, followed by Russell Johnstone and Dondersteen and Ally Lamb riding Eagle Rock, both also on four faults. Frida Lindgren and Ashleigh City Lights (nine faults) and Phillip Lever on Lomachenko (12 faults) rounded out the placings. Ally Lamb was runner up in the overall Senior Championship Title, with Phillip Lever third.
In the Young Rider Series Final, it was Georgia Bouzaid and AP Ninja who claimed the win. Combining the points secured in the Final with those acquired on the first two days of competition, Georgia secured the Victorian Young Rider Championship Title from last year’s winner Jess Rice-Ward by 0.5 of a point. In third place overall was Anneliese Wansey and Grandiamo.
Georgia Bouzaid smiles as she clears the final jump to win the Young Rider Championship with AP Ninja.
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The Junior Series Final went to Cecilia Clements and Southern Stars Ferrari. After three brilliant days of competition, it was Victorian rider Hayden Parker and Yirrkala Pippi Longstockings who were declared Victorian Junior Champions. Jack Barker and the lovely Tulara Warmbloods-bred Tulara Colchic were the runners up, while Dakota Pinton and the gorgeous Heartline NZ finished in third.
Victorian rider Hayden Parker and Yirrkala Pippi Longstockings were declared Victorian Junior Champions.
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The Children’s Series Final (held Saturday) went to Joel Lamb and JB Little Gun, however it was Victorian rider Tanner Robinson and the beautiful grey Charlie who were named the overall Victorian Children’s Champions with the highest number of points overall, just ahead of Joel. Imogen Lindh and Nightwish were third.
In the Mini Prix Championship, a hotly contested jump off saw Madi Sinderberry and Camie Z rise to the occasion to put Melissa Blair and Gigant Z into second place. Madi also won the Stars of the Future Final riding Balentino, finishing ahead of Jamie Winning-Kermond and Yandoo Honolulu. You can read more about Madi and her horses here.
The Amateur Series Final went to Chelsea Hair and Cheech BFD, while Isabella Lloyd and Bashboy won the Off The Track Series Final.
Congratulations to all competitors!
Full results can be found here.
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