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IQ State Champsionships Dressage Draw - Saturday 30 June 2018 IQ State Champsionships Dressage Draw - Saturday 30 June 2018 Ring 4 Class D7 Secondary Elementary 3.2 Judges: Sheryl Hering and Lea Bierman 1 8.00 Bridget Hegerty FAIRBANKS IPOD The Scots PGC College - Warwick 6562 2 8.08 Sabrina Hitch DICAVALLI DANDY Kings Christine College - Reedy Creek 6737 3 8.16 Kirsten Mackie KINGS JOKER St Aidans Anglican Girls School - Corinda 6491 4 8.24 Lauren Franzmann ANNEE The Cathedral School - MundingbUrra 7419 5 8.32 Shelby Emmerton REMI LORD LOCKSLEY The Glennie School - Toowoomba 7703 6 8.40 Bella Anthony UNDER CONTRACT Stuartholme School - Toowong 7163 7 8.48 Darcy Flanagan BENJAYLIN FLIRTATIOUS St Andrews Catholic College - Redlynch 6846 8 8.56 Lyla Sampson GLENWOOD PARK TOP DOLLAR John Paul College - Daisy Hill 6208 9 9.04 Saskia Hind BUNDY ROYAL MoUnt Alvernia College - Kedron 7420 10 9.12 Olivia Farrell SHARELLEN DRUMMOND St John Fisher College - Bracken Ridge 7335 11 9.20 Freya Domrow CHANCE OF A LIFETIME West Moreton Anglican College 6129 9.28 BREAK 12 9.45 Ella Mcbain FREETIME Ipswich Girls Grammar School - Ipswich 7280 13 9.53 Eloise Smith JEMBRAE FIRST FAREESS St Aidans Anglican Girls School - Corinda 6951 14 10.01 Phoebe Riordan WARREGO TINKERBELL Fairholme College - Toowoomba 5564 15 10.09 Aalia LUcchetta CASPIAN WF Stuartholme School - Toowong 7745 16 10.17 Nicola Bown KALIMNA REALITY Matthew Flinders Anglican College 7220 17 10.25 Skye Baldock HARMONY HILL JAIRRAH Qld Academy for Science, Maths & Tech 6568 18 10.33 Madison Clarke MIMSICAL Ipswich Girls Grammar School - Ipswich 7211 19 10.41 Charley BreUsch GENERAL LEIGH Somerville HoUse 6227 20 10.49 Emma GoUld HOLOVALE JIMINY CRICKET Emmaus College - Jimboomba 5687 21 10.57 Danielle Mcmahon REMI LAURIES JOY All Saints Anglican School - NERANG 7036 22 11.05 11.13 Class ends Ring 2 Class D3 Secondary Intermediate Preliminary 1.2 Judges: Max Herschell and Sonja Wyeth 1 8.00 Jayden Donald MONTAZZA BONFIRE BRANDY St Josephs NUdgee College - Boondall 5245 2 8.08 Sophie Brennan ANTRIM ROYALE The Scots PGC College - Warwick 7540 3 8.16 Sophie Kent WESTLAKE ETERNITY Longreach S 7852 4 8.24 Torra Macdonald ELLESBY CHIEF INVADER Fairholme College - Toowoomba 7799 5 8.32 Claire Ryan DYRRING PARK FROELICK Emmaus College - Jimboomba 5251 6 8.40 Bronte Rigney WORKALOT ROCKIN ROYALTY Fairholme College - Toowoomba 6612 7 8.48 Keeleigh Wise ALCHERINGA COLWYN BAY The Glennie School - Toowoomba 7735 8 8.56 Simone Sorensen BAYVIEW WISH LIST Fairholme College - Toowoomba 7589 9 9.04 Madison Thomas AISLING PARK STELLALUNA St Johns Catholic School - Roma 7756 9.12 BREAK 10 9.30 Georgia NaidU ALEXANDER PARK BELLA DONNA Somerville HoUse 7298 11 9.38 Nicola Gee AWP ROYAL HARMONY Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School 7605 12 9.46 Lorna Clifford QUAMBY PARK STAR SHOW Moreton Bay College - WynnUm 7560 13 9.54 Teah Mayne DICAVALLI DECADANCE St Johns Catholic School - Roma 7739 14 10.02 Anna Hegerty NETWORKING The Scots PGC College - Warwick 7405 15 10.10 Elanah Flegman WELT DOMAIN CanterbUry College - Waterford 7759 16 10.18 Jayden Donald KINNORDY GR RUDY St Josephs NUdgee College - Boondall 4743 17 10.26 Grace Anthony HILFIGER Stuartholme School - Toowong 7570 10.34 BREAK 19 10.50 Darcy Flanagan MITHRIL SURAD St Andrews Catholic College - Redlynch 7538 20 10.58 Brooke Boland CHERENTON GALILEO St Johns Catholic School - Roma 7474 21 11.06 Jazmine McmUllan INSTRUMENTAL BLISS Ipswich Girls Grammar School - Ipswich 7700 22 11.14 Olivia Galetto RIVER DOWNS RHYTHM West Moreton Anglican College 7415 23 11.22 India Cochrane COCHRANE FARMS BALOO Somerville HoUse 7649 24 11.30 Zoe Watter BIMBADEEN REBEL Somerville HoUse 6506 25 11.38 Emma Clinton MR RUFFLES RivermoUnt College - Yatala 7408 26 11.46 Emily Davis IMPERIAL GWYNETH West Moreton Anglican College 6968 27 11.54 Erin Johnston JANNIE West Moreton Anglican College 7275 12.02 Class ends Page 1 IQ State Champsionships Dressage Draw - Saturday 30 June 2018 Ring 1 Class D4 Secondary Senior Preliminary 1.2 Judges: Judy Herschell and Kym Dawes 1 8.00 Renee Walsh BALLYMOUNT LOTTE Somerville HoUse 7278 2 8.08 Piper Searle HUNTER MISCHIEF Stuartholme School - Toowong 7790 3 8.16 Zara Schmidt MAYFIELD CHOCOLATE RAIN SUnshine Coast Grammar School 7467 4 8.24 Rachel Mcdonald UNDER THE COUNTER The Kooralbyn International School 6827 5 8.32 Remy ConescU MISS UNIVERSE HPS Stuartholme School - Toowong 6470 6 8.40 Savina OloUghlin STEEL HAMMER West Moreton Anglican College 7421 7 8.48 Ellie Turnbull RANGEVIEW AMIGO Stuartholme School - Toowong 6659 8 8.56 Jamie Hewitt toms RATHOWEN BLITZ St Stephens Catholic College - Mareeba 5867 9 9.04 Saskia Johnson TRES MATJESTUEUX Kings Christine College - Reedy Creek 7086 10 9.12 Astrid Harrison TRUE INFATUATION The Scots PGC College - Warwick 7718 9.20 BREAK 11 9.40 Lauren Parker MCDOWELL FULL OF GRACE Kenmore State High School - Kenmore 12 9.48 Ciara Jackson CAROLLIN DRAGONFLY St Johns Catholic School - Roma 7195 13 9.56 Asha Crane winters BARLEY TWIST West Moreton Anglican College 7691 14 10.02 Holly Wilkie Kinnordy Gymara The Glennie School 6849 15 10.10 Chelsea Sinn REMI FLAMENCO CaloUndra Christian College - CaloUndra 7844 16 10.18 Grace Beatty LITTLE MISS INDI Stuartholme School - Toowong 7785 17 10.26 Grace Davis VERETTI West Moreton Anglican College 7126 18 10.34 Ruby PeUt ISLET PARK WYNSLOE Ipswich Girls Grammar School - Ipswich 6970 19 10.42 Zoe Henderson MARCUS SIROCCO Stuartholme School - Toowong 7639 20 10.50 Piper Searle MISS FLORENTINE Stuartholme School - Toowong 7743 22 10.58 Madeline Armstrong HANGENSTEIN Stuartholme School - Toowong 7135 23 11.04 Lily Mee ROUGE SECRET All Hallows School - Brisbane 7719 11.16 BREAK 6919 24 11.30 Lyla Sampson CASSILIS PARK FIGARO John Paul College - Daisy Hill 25 11.38 Kirsten Mackie MOSS LAKE PEKOE St Aidans Anglican Girls School - Corinda 7440 26 11.46 Tianna Smith TU DARN ADORABLE CanterbUry College - Waterford 6926 27 11.54 Ellie Reedy RASSENDON STAR BE MY LOVE The Glennie School - Toowoomba 7507 28 12.02 Jess Emmerson HESADUDE Faith LUtheran College - Plainland 7726 29 12.10 Georgia Rink WADE EQUINE OKI DOKI Stuartholme School - Toowong 7192 30 12.18 Michaela Bates BRENDONNA PUSS IN BOOTS St Johns Catholic School - Roma 7831 31 12.26 Dakota Cooke ANCHORBAR SANTOS Highfields State Secondary - Highfields 6955 32 12.34 Holly Banister BENCHMARK BECKHAM The Cathedral School - MundingbUrra 6882 33 12.42 Charlotte Hill BELCAM COPCOSI CanterbUry College - Waterford 7764 12.50 Class ends 7395 Page 2 IQ State Champsionships Dressage Draw - Saturday 30 June 2018 Ring 3 Class D7 Secondary Elementary 3.3 Judges: Maria Schweensen and Carol Paterson 1 8.00 Saskia Hind BUNDY ROYAL MoUnt Alvernia College - Kedron 7420 2 8.08 Eloise Smith JEMBRAE FIRST FAREESS St Aidans Anglican Girls School 6951 3 8.16 Olivia Farrell SHARELLEN DRUMMOND St John Fisher College 7335 4 8.24 Aalia LUcchetta CASPIAN WF Stuartholme School - Toowong 7745 5 8.32 Phoebe Riordan WARREGO TINKERBELL Fairholme College 5564 6 8.40 Skye Baldock HARMONY HILL JAIRRAH Qld Academy Science, Maths & Tech 6568 7 8.48 Nicola Bown KALIMNA REALITY Matthew Flinders Anglican College 7220 8 8.56 Charley BreUsch GENERAL LEIGH Somerville HoUse 6227 9 9.04 Madison Clarke MIMSICAL Ipswich Girls Grammar School - 7211 10 9.12 Danielle Mcmahon REMI LAURIES JOY All Saints Anglican School 7036 11 9.20 Shelby Emmerton REMI LORD LOCKSLEY The Glennie School - Toowoomba 7703 9.28 BREAK 12 9.45 Emma GoUld HOLOVALE JIMINY CRICKET Emmaus College - Jimboomba 5687 13 9.53 Lauren Franzmann ANNEE The Cathedral School - MundingbUrra 7419 14 10.01 Bella Anthony UNDER CONTRACT Stuartholme School - Toowong 7163 15 10.09 Darcy Flanagan BENJAYLIN FLIRTATIOUS St Andrews Catholic College 6846 16 10.17 Lyla Sampson GLENWOOD PARK TOP DOLLAR John Paul College - Daisy Hill 6208 17 10.25 Kirsten Mackie KINGS JOKER St Aidans Anglican Girls School 6491 18 10.33 Sabrina Hitch DICAVALLI DANDY Kings Christine College - Reedy Creek 6737 19 10.41 Ella Mcbain FREETIME Ipswich Girls Grammar School 7280 20 10.49 Freya Domrow CHANCE OF A LIFETIME West Moreton Anglican College 6129 21 10.57 Bridget Hegerty FAIRBANKS IPOD The Scots PGC College - Warwick 6562 22 11.05 11.13 Class ends Ring 5 Class D3 Secondary Intermediate Preliminary 1.3 Judges: Kay Paulsen and Yvette Vlies 1 8.00 Jazmine McmUllan INSTRUMENTAL BLISS Ipswich Girls Grammar School 7700 2 8.08 Brooke Boland CHERENTON GALILEO St Johns Catholic School - Roma 7474 3 8.16 Emily Davis IMPERIAL GWYNETH West Moreton Anglican College 6968 4 8.24 Darcy Flanagan MITHRIL SURAD St Andrews Catholic College 7538 5 8.32 Zoe Watter BIMBADEEN REBEL Somerville HoUse 6506 6 8.40 Olivia Galetto RIVER DOWNS RHYTHM West Moreton Anglican College 7415 7 8.48 Emma Clinton MR RUFFLES RivermoUnt College - Yatala 7408 8 8.56 Teah Mayne DICAVALLI DECADANCE St Johns Catholic School - Roma 7739 9 9.04 Jayden Donald MONTAZZA BONFIRE BRANDY St Josephs NUdgee College 5245 10 9.12 India Cochrane COCHRANE FARMS BALOO Somerville HoUse 7649 9.20 BREAK 11 9.30 Sophie Brennan ANTRIM ROYALE The Scots PGC College - Warwick 7540 12 9.38 Torra Macdonald ELLESBY CHIEF INVADER Fairholme College - Toowoomba 7799 13 9.46 Sophie Kent WESTLAKE ETERNITY Longreach S 7852 14 9.54 Bronte Rigney WORKALOT ROCKIN ROYALTY Fairholme College 6612 15 10.02 Simone Sorensen BAYVIEW WISH LIST Fairholme College 7589 16 10.10 Keeleigh Wise ALCHERINGA COLWYN BAY The Glennie School 7735 17 10.18 Erin Johnston JANNIE West Moreton Anglican College 7275 10.26 BREAK 18 10.50 Madison Thomas AISLING PARK STELLALUNA St Johns Catholic School
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