All the results from campdrafting at the Hamilton Show

HAMILTON Show was the venue for Campdrafting Tasmania’s latest competition with riders travelling from across the state to add to the show atmosphere and entertainment.

The Cattle Working Challenge was won by Elsie Richards and Dixie from Westbury and the Novice class went to Gemma King, also from Westbury, who finished on 70 points ahead of Campbell Town rider Will Van Gemert on 60.

Winner of the Open Draft was Georgie Burbury and Wilmor Cowboy Up from Campbell Town. They scored an excellent 87 to narrowly defeat Tom Steele and Rosebrook Resolute from Lemont on 85. 

The Restricted Open winner was Georgie Burbury on her home-bred mare Bondi Flo, with a good score of 68. Tom Steele and Resolute were again runners up. 

The Junior and Juvenile riders had a busy morning in the show jumping, showing and station horse rings before fronting up for their runs – demonstrating the fitness and versatility of their mounts.

Winner of the Junior Cattle Working Challenge was local Bothwell rider Indigo Monks on Emtee Calamity Jane, with runner up Matthias Badstuebner and Dalray Django from Mole Creek. 

The Juvenile Draft winner was Mole Creek rider Ada Badstuebner on Dalray Django, with Marli King and Cawarra Magistrate from Westbury runners up. 
In the Ladies, winner Georgie Burbury from Campbell Town on Bondi Flo scored a fantastic 88 points. Kasey Monks from Hunterston, Bothwell placing second on 61.

In the Mens Draft, the worthy winner was Tom Steele from Lemont on his talented mare Wren scoring 84, with Longford rider Mike Morris and Miaview Hazel one point behind on 83.

The association is closing in on the end of season State Championships at Powranna on April 11 and 12.