Raelene Gilboy rode Anne Brookshank's, Every Kids Dream in the Fish and Feather Super Horse Hunter Under Saddle.

Jessica Pascoe rode Danielle Philpots-Green, Luminescencee to fifth place in the McDonald Family Youth 11 and Under Western Pleasure.

Taylah Jo Watts riding J Bar C Keep Ya Paws Off took second place in the McDonald Family Youth 11 and Under Western Pleasure.

Anette Boyd rode the Boyd and Davidson nomination of Annlee Light My Fire in the Fish and Feather Super Horse Hunter Under Saddle.

Mark Ferguson rode his own Loping For Gold to win the Snake Valley Quarter Horse Amateur Junior Horse Western Pleasure.

Kristy Mobberley rode Lydall Dauth's RQH Whos Ur Daddy to second place the Krymun Park Senior Horse Western Pleasure. Earlier in the day Lydall rode this horse to win the Good Prophecy (Imp) Amateur Senior Western Pleasure.

Samantha Pascoe riding M and J Sullivan's, RP Beyong Your Means was placed second in the McDonald Family Youth 11 and Under Western Pleasure.

Wendy Jenkins rode her own and E. Malony's, Flashy Priority to seventh place in the Good Prophecy (Imp) Amateur Senior Western Pleasure.

Paula DiCandilo rode her well performed Winderadeen Gay Bar Mickey to third place in the Good Prophecy (IMP) Amateur Senior Western Pleasure. Later in the day Mickey won the Krymun Park Senior Horse Western Pleasure.

Julie Wedlock riding Jenny Turner's, Radical Jewel was placed seventh in the Krymun Park Senior Horse Western Pleasure.

Jade Thomas-Spicer rode her own Winderadeen Cee Me Shine to third place in the Coronation Park Stud Amateur Horsemanship.

Janet Adamson rode her own Jacks Royal Cutter into seventh place in the Coronation Park Stud Amateur Horsemanship.

Peter Dorward riding Rachel Dorward's, Bite Me took fourth place in the Good Prophecy (Imp) Amateur Senior Western Pleasure.

Kim Wearn rode her own Winderadeen Casanova into second place in the Good Prophecy (Imp) Amateur Senior Western Pleasure.

Amber Goodrich riding Moondynes Finderdream was placed sixth in the McDonald Family Youth 12-14 Western Pleasure.

Lana Keldererman and Oaks Moon Dust produced a good run to score 70.5 to win the McDonald Family Youth Reining

Christine Young presented her own Appaloosa RB Timeless by TL Time For Inclusion to take home 8th place and best Appaloosa in the Elite Yearling Halter Showcase.

Lori Gardiner and her own So Simply A Breeze took second place in the McDonald Family Youth 12-14 Western Pleasure.

Rebecca Boyd riding the well performed Boyd and Davidson nomination, Annlee Wait N Cee was declared the winner of the McDonald Family Youth 12-14 Western Pleasure.

The P and D Cameron's nomination, Just Cee N Double was placed seventh in the Sanctuary Quarter Horse's, 2 yo Western Pleasure.

Kane Skopp rode Pheobe Caruso and Dean Grass', Sumpth N Noble to win the Sanctuary Quarter Horse's, 2 yo Western Pleasure.

Emma Tucker riding S Coldwell's, The Socialite won the McDonald Family Youth 15-18 Western Pleasure.

Alexandra Barrat rode Toccoa Something Lethal to sixth place in the McDonald Family Youth Reining with a score of 65.

Katelyn Barrett scored 69 riding Crackin Chex in the McDonald Family Youth Reining to take second place.

Sophie Harris riding her own Kolora Lena scored 67.5 in the McDonald Family Youth Reining to place third. Sophie also placed fifth riding Tracie Sullivan's, Cehel Roc N Roll.

Doug Hill did the honours with The Hill family nomination of Barvee Allue in the Elite Yearling Halter Showcase. The Quarter Horse filly by An Obsession (IMP) took sixth place.

The Wilkie Park Quarter Horse filly, WP Aint She Phenomenal by Phenomenal Touchdown took fourth place in the Elite Yearling Halter Showcase.

Lydia Hantke was pleased to place ninth with her Quarter Horse colt, Dun With Obsession by An Obsession (IMP) in the Elite Yearling Halter Showcase.

Terese Searle did the honours with the D and J Day's, Obsession Seeker, a Quarter Horse colt by Obsession, for second place in the Elite Yearling Halter Showcase.

Andrew Soper kept Julie Peterson's debutant, Sirreal Kiss under covers until the last moment. However, the young filly stood out to take home the $10,000 first prize for the Elite Yearling Halter Showcase. The class sponsored by the AHS, Lil Remuda QH, Highland Park QH and Annlee was worth $15,000 in total.