Dryandra Show Jumping Championships 2026
Proudly sponsored by Off the Track WA, Dryandra Show Jumping Championships hosted two exclusive off-the-track classes: OTT 80cm and OTT 1.10m aligning with the OTT Show Jumping Leaderboard, hosted by Equestrian WA’s Jumping committee.
Split into two rings, the OTT 1.10m class took place in Arena One. With several competitors entered on their retired racehorses, success was ultimately clinched by Thoroughbred gelding, Our Congrats.
- Our Congrats – Kate Stoney
- Storm Cloud – Wendy Reid
- Order is Restored – Riley Lyall
- Freedom of the Press
- Two Chances – Natalie Hibbert
- De Lovely Lad – Ivy Parsons
Congratulations to the competitors who competed in this OTT class.
Silver Bo – Winner of the OTT 80cm class
Our OTT 80cm class was won by none other than Silver Bo, a fairly new entrant into the OTT scene after retired from racing in 2025.
- Silver Bo – Daneigh Renton
- Blacktastic – Jemma Harrison
- Dark Eyed Girl – Chloe Gee
- Circus Star – Takayla Pense
- The Last Breeze – Zara Officer
- Flanno – Rebecca Green
Additionally, Off the Track WA sponsored several Highest Placed OTT awards in the Open classes, awarding competitors with prize money for their highest placing.
- Order is Restored won the Highest Placed OTT in the 1.20m class following his third placing in the OTT 1.10m class.
- The Italian Job claimed the Highest Placed OTT award in the 1.10m Youth Series, and Freedom ofthePress in the 1m Open class.
Arena Two saw several retired racehorses win awards in Open classes; congratulations to the following retired racehorse’s owners on their results.
- Jango in the 50cm Open
- Eastern Kaleidoscope in the 60cm Open
- Flanno in the 70cm Open
- Watchdog in the 80cm Open
- Uzi Money in the 90cm Open 21A
- Jonina’s Empire in the 90cm Open 21B
- Uzi Money in the Arena Two 1m Open
- Comanche’s Honour in the 1m Foundation Series
Off the Track WA regularly support equestrian events through the calendar year to encourage the participation of retired racehorses in performance careers. With approximately 150 events sponsored, retired Thoroughbreds and Standardbreds are frequently excelling in their life after racing.
