Riders competed in one of four divisions, depending on their level of riding experience and riding ability, rather than their medical condition.

Amy Harrison and Amber Jepson competed in their first show and rode in division one along with Morgan Liddle-Webb.

Gabrielle Kaye and Emily Hunt had both competed previously and rode in division two. Rideability veterans Lainey Shellew and David Rak rode in division three.

Boomerang Ranch's Tipperary Springs Ruby was ridden by Amy Harrison in division one, Emily Hunt in division two and Lainey Shelled in division three.

Ruby's performance led to her being awarded the Libby Webb Trophy for the best horse or pony used in an RDA Centre.

Lainey Shellew, who has been riding with RDA for many years and who has recently applied to train as an assistant coach, was awarded the Rebecca Greaves Memorial Trophy for the most deserving rider on the day of competition.

Thanks to Brendan Cook from Boomerang Ranch and Gabi Francis, Glenlyon for providing horses, Tipperary Springs, Ruby and Tammy.

Daylesford Rideability resultsDivision one: Smartest on Parade _ Morgan Liddle Webb and Molly, Ist; Amber Jepson and Tammy, 2nd; Amy Harrison and Ruby, 3rd. Best Mount _ Amy Harrison and Ruby, Ist; Morgan Liddle Webb and Molly, 2nd; Amber Jepson and Tammy, 3rd. Best Rider _ Amy Harrison and Ruby, Ist; Morgan Liddle Webb and Molly, 2nd; Amber Jepson

and Tammy, 3rd. Division two: Smartest on Parade _ Gabrielle Kaye and Tammy, 1st; Emily Hunt and Ruby, 2nd. Best Mount _ Emily Hunt on Ruby; Gabrielle Kaye on Tammy, 3rd. Best Rider _ Emily Hunt on Ruby 1st, Gabrielle Kaye and Tammy, 3rd. Division three: Smartest on Parade _ Lainey Shellew and Ruby, 2nd; David Rak and Toby, 4th. Best Mount

_ Lainey Shellew and Ruby, 2nd, David Rak and Toby, 3rd. Best Rider _ David Rak and Toby, 2nd; Lainey Shellew and Ruby, 4th.