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2025 Adelaide Equestrian
Festival
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Friday morning saw the CCI-4-S
class start the dressage where Shane Rose & Easy Turn took first place on
29.1 penalty points with Cathryn Herbert & Wimborne Constable in second
place on 30.5 penalty points and Hannah Klep & Tulara Chicouve in third on
32.9. Olivia Shore & Dreamcatcher were 4th on 33.4 with Shane Rose &
Holy Moses in 5th on 33.9. The cross country course changed the leader
board with all combinations recording timefaults while Shane Rose & Holy
Moses were eliminated after 3 refusals & Olivia Shore & Dreamcatcher
and Cathryn Herbert & Wimborne Constable dropped out of the top 5 with a
refusal on course. Shane Rose & Easy Turn recorded 7.6 time penalties
but kept their lead on 36.7 penalty points with Sophia HIll & Tulara
Baltango moving up from 10th to be second with only 4.8 time penalties added
to their score to finish on 44.7. Edward Darby & Dawn of the Day moved
up from 7th to third place with only 10 time penalies added for a score of
45.1 with Sam Woods and SS Eight Count moving from 6th to 4th with 12 time
penalties for an overall score of 46.5 while in fifth was Hannah Klep &
Tulara Chicouve who added 14 penalty points for a total of 46.9 penalty
points. Showjumping was also crucial in the outcome of the event with
the 4 clear rounds coming from first four placings. S Woods & SS Eight
Count had two rails to drop back one spot to 5th on 54.5 penalty points
while Mackenzie Walch moved up from 6th to take 4th place with a clear round
on 49.2 . Sophia Hill & Tulara Baltango on 44.7 was second and Hannah
Klep & Tulara Chicouve on 46.9 was third. Shane Rose and Easy Turn
claimed first place remaining on their overnight score of 36.7.
The Bandit raced under that name and was bred in Japan where he was a 2yo winner. Imported to Australia he won at Sandown and was placed in the Andrew Ramsden missing an automatic run in the Melbourne Cup by a nose. He later raced in Sydney won and was placed on city tracks before winning the Muswellbrook Gold Cup.He finished his career in Brisbane and was retired to his owners property for 18 months. When the property was sold he was offered to Shane Rose to try as an eventer and after competing at 3 and 4 star levels over the last 2 years made his first appearance at the Adelaide event at 5 star level. Humble Glory raced as Camon Houdini and had three starts inclding being tried as a hurdler before being retired as a 4yo Bold Venture was bred in South Australia at Oakside Stud and is by Devaraja. He raced as Hell on Wheels and had three race starts proving too slow and was retired to a new career where he has flourished. Airbrushed raced under that name and was retired after one trial and two race starts. DSE Mendoza raced as Pompei Cat and had 8 starts in New Zealand all unplaced but has excelled as an eventer and has performed well in Adelaide. Matrixx raceed as Biaxial and was retired after 6 starts. Dreamcatcher was named Florida Boy but was retired unraced. HK Hawthorn raced as Hawthorn (sired by Toorak Toff) and retired after 11 unplaced runs. Chasing Great raced as that name and won a Maiden in New Zeland from 7 starts Impulsive Ways won a maiden at Tamworth and a Class 1 at the Sunshine Coast in 22 races. Caught in the Breeze named Raisins (by Encosta De Lago) and was retired after 4 trials. GSH Azugo raced as Azugo and had 5 starts all unplaced in New Zealand. Spirit raced as Muradeem and was retired after 28 starts. Sahara Heat raced under that name and had two trials and 4 race starts before being retired. SV Supermaxi (by Redoutes Choice) raced as Supermaxi who started his career in Melbourne where he won a maiden at Geelong before he went to Sydney winning twice and placing from three starts and showed enough ability to be tried at 3yo stakes level where he was unplaced. IN four starts the following autumn he won at Warwick farm and was placed on three other occasions. Placed at Sandown in the spring he was off the scene til the following winter where he debuted in Perth with a win over 1000m before two placings then he won the Belmont Newmarket at stakes level. He had one further placing before being retired in 2020. Insidious Ghost raced as Spook Attack and was retired after one start. Azarax raced as Distribute and was retired after several trials and one race start. Wu Gok raced as the same and was a successful racehorse with 52 starts for 11 wins and 11 placings and over $800,000 in prizemoney. Wu Gok won and placed early in his career in Sydney & provincials then went to Brisbane winning at Doomben and Gold Coast. He returned to Sydney winning at Randwick on several occasions and Rosehill including the Group 3 Premier Cup. Wu Gok also won the Wyong Cup, Listed Mayors Cup and was third in the Gosford Cup before being retired as a 7yo.
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