| 2012 NISS Dresage Championships |
Development Section
St Peter’s White Team 5th
Yvonne Shaw (Captain) , Lisa Bonenkamp, Sarah Browne, Alice Vela- Reynolds
This was a remarkable performance. Yvonne Shaw rode her young horse in its first season of competition, Lisa Bonenkamp rode a horse she is borrowing, Sarah Browne rode a horse owned by the School which she had ridden less than 10 times, and Alice Vela-Reynolds has only owned her horse for a week!
Open Championship Section
St Peter’s Gold Team 6th
Bayley Moor (Captain), Shelby Davys-Olsen, Sophie Gow, Emmelena Bryce
Congratulations to all these riders
| 2011 NISS Dressage Development Teams Championships |
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| 2011 NISS Dressage Open Teams Championships |
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| Pony Club Teams Challenge Results |
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| 2011 Pukete Showjumping One Star Show |
The popularity show jumping is enjoying at present was evident when Pukete Show Jumping received 250 entries for their One Star Show held at St Peter’s School Equestrian Park on the weekend on January 29 & 30th.
Riders were most complimentary about the ground conditions at St Peter’s which continued to provide safe footing for the horses even after heavy rain fell all through the Friday night before the show.
33 classes catered for all levels of riders, horse and ponies, with both feature events being run on Sunday. The Pony Grand Prix sponsored by Coast to Coast Transport attracted 36 entries. Te Awamutu’s Melanie Weal riding 'Hopeful Illusion' had two impressive clear rounds to win this event.
The final event was the Cathay Pacific Horse Grand Prix with $1000 in prize money on offer. David Hatherley‘s beautifully built course produced just 3 clear rounds. After the jump off only Erin Clark (Opotiki) riding Reflector was still clear to take first prize from two local riders, Mathew Gilmour on Belize Di Cantero (Matangi) and former St Peter's Student Amy Collinson riding Gifted 2 (Cambridge) both of whom finished with 4 faults.
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| 2010 NISS Mounted Games Championships |
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| 2010 Southern Hemisphere Championships |
Jasmine Fawcett(rider below) who is a member of the NZ Mounted Games Team which won the Southern Hemisphere Championships held last month in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.
| 2010 North Island Secondary School Show Hunter Championship |
Overall team results including judges scoring sheets
On Sunday, the St Peter’s Red Team of Steph Joustra (Captain) Caitlin Tucker, Mikayla Woods and Bayley Moor won the North Island Secondary Schools Show Hunter Championship
30 teams competed. Diocesan School for Girls, Auckland were runners up, Epsom Girls Grammar and Pinehurst School tied for third place followed by last year’s winners, St Kentigern College and Baradene.
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| 2010 Waikato Secondary Schools Show Hunter Championships |
The St Peter's Red Team emerged the victors
The St Peter's Red Team emerged the victors at the Waikato Secondary Schools Show Hunter Championships held on Sunday 30th June. 20 teams competed
Overall team results including judges scoring sheets
| 2010 NISS Dressage Championships |
Open Championship Division –Pryors of Cambridge Dressage Trophy
- St Peter’s School Gold – 6th (55.5pts)
- St Peter’s School Bronze – 12th (47.0pts)
- St Peter’s School Red – 14th (44.0pts)
Development Championship Division - Rosebowl
- St Peter’s School White – 10th (37.5pts)
- St Peter’s School Silver – 17th (21.0pts)
- St Peter’s School Aqua – 20th (8.0pts)
Lauren Tye to represent New Zealand versus Australia in April.
Jake Lambert has been nominated by ESNZ and Showjumping NZ for the 1st IOC Youth Olympic Games, to be held in Singapore in August 2010.
These nominations are made after taking into account competition performance (domestic and overseas) during the 2008-09 season. The 2010 Youth Olympic Games are a borrowed horse event and appropriate consideration has been taken of this important factor.
Jake’s nomination was the unanimous decision of the Showjumping Junior Selectors who have taken into account previously stated qualifying criteria as well as noting Jake’s previous international FEI experience, performance history and proven ability to perform consistently on different horses.