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2026 Adelaide Equestrian
Festival
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made other prints should be received within a week (if not please contact me
to chase up). Oliver Barrett & Sandhills Briar jumped clear to move up from second to first to win the CCI 3 star while Oliver also took out the Young Rider event.
Friday morning saw the CCI-4-S
class start the dressage where Shenae Lowings and Bold Venture took first place on
25.6 penalty points with Emily Cammock and Zealand Blue HSH in second
place on 27.9 penalty points and Andrew Barnett and Oscar Park Deluge in third on
30.4. The cross country course changed the leader
board with all but one combinations recording time or jumping faults.
Kenya Wilson and Sandros Salute MW took the lead on 37.8 penalty points
moving up from 8th while Jess Somerfield and APH New Sensation moved up from
9th to be second on 39.1 penalty points while Carys McCrory and Nemesis were
the only ones to go clear in the cross country moving up to third on 39.4
penalty points from 16th. Showjumping was also crucial in the outcome
of the event with overnight leader Kenya Wilson and Sandros Salute MW having
several rails and dropping out of contention while Jess Somerfield and APH
New Sensation had one rail but finished on 43.1 penalty points to win by 0.2
of a panelty point from Sophia Hill and Tulara Baltango who went clear to
finish on 43.3 penalty points moving up from 6th to second overall.
Third place went to Andrew Cooper and Ocean Eight finishing on 44.6 penalty
points after one rail to move up from 5th to 3rd overall.
Impulsive Ways won a maiden at Tamworth and a Class 1 at the Sunshine Coast in 22 races. Spirit raced as Muradeem and was retired after 28 starts. 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. 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.
Blazing Django
raced as Skynard and had 12 starts in NSW for two placings.
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