Equastrain:
Keira from Ready Creek placed 9th overall in the Senior CT95, showcasing her skills in dressage and show jumping at the national level.
Kendra achieved 9th in Primary Prelim and 8th in Primary Novice, showcasing her talent despite being one of the youngest in her classes. She also participated in a Pas de Deux dressage test with a partner, demonstrating excellent horsemanship by prioritising her pony's well-being.
Chloe faced a setback when her horse Cashew was injured in the last minute, but she substituted with her other pony, Hope. Despite the challenge, Chloe finished 11th in Primary 70cm and 4th in Primary 80cm, securing her place among Queensland's top primary show jump riders and contributing to the Queensland primary show jumping team, which was named Reserve Champion.
All three girls represented Kings admirably, demonstrating resilience and sportsmanship. They enjoyed being part of the Queensland team and competing against top riders nationally. They aim to compete again at next year's Nationals in Tamworth and qualify for future events.
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