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25.01.2022 Thank you NMGW
23.01.2022 Thank you Splendacrest
21.01.2022 Thanks Gympie & District Community Bendigo Bank
17.01.2022 The midnight start of 2019 Tom Quilty Gold Cup
17.01.2022 Thank you OSO Endurance Arabians
17.01.2022 Oh my. One lucky lady rider. Thank you Ute & Ralph Jordan
16.01.2022 Thank you everyone. Much appreciated
16.01.2022 Thank you Liversage
15.01.2022 Thank you CEN we appreciate all our Sponsors
15.01.2022 People starting to mill around in the Vetting area......
15.01.2022 Thank you Pro-Dosa Boost
14.01.2022 Thanks heaps everyone
14.01.2022 Thank you Dixon Smith Equestrian. Always supporting Australian endurance riders and
14.01.2022 This year, 2019, the Tom Quilty Gold Cup will be held in Imbil, Queensland at Stirlings Crossing Endurance Club. 12/13/14 July. https://www.tomquilty2019.com.au/
13.01.2022 Thank you Castlebar Endurance
12.01.2022 Thank you Jojubi Saddlery
12.01.2022 Thank you Blue Pegasos
11.01.2022 Thank you Newmarket Grandwest
10.01.2022 Thank you again to Pip (& Jillian) for another year of TQ Sponsorship
10.01.2022 Kicking TQ19 goals thank you Zilco
07.01.2022 Thank you Prydes
04.01.2022 Press Release from Australian Endurance Riders Association Incorporated (AERA) Endurance ride delivers, despite wet weather Over 150 riders took to the Imbil St...ate Forest at Stirlings Crossing Equestrian Complex this weekend participating in multiple rides, including the 160km ride which was the last opportunity in Queensland to qualify for the prestigious 2019 Tom Quilty Gold Cup. Matthew Sample, owner of the equestrian complex, said the event was a great success and provided a good opportunity for the team to test their plans for the Tom Quilty which will be held at the complex in July this year. Riders aged from 11 to 73 years of age entered the four events offered and an overall completion rate of 71 per cent was a great achievement given the weather conditions and a track made more challenging due to the weather, Mr Sample said. The 160km event resulted in 15 additional riders qualifying to enter the 2019 Tom Quilty Gold Cup which is expected to attract over 350 riders to the complex. Stirlings Crossing Endurance Club President Kim Moir said the feedback had been very positive from riders who took to the tracks. The rain that fell in the area over the two weeks prior to this event, caused us to review the course offered this weekend, Ms Moir said. The first two legs of the 160km and 120km, and the total course for the 80km ride were close to what will be offered at the 2019 Tom Quilty Gold Cup which is a 160km ride. We were very happy with the number of entries and the completion rates. From 186 nominations, 137 horses and riders completed their events, giving an overall completions rate of 71 per cent. That is great given the conditions. 16 riders completed the 160 km ride and for 15 of those, this meant qualification for the 2019 Tom Quilty Gold Cup. This included five junior riders who have now qualified to enter the 160km ride which will set off at midnight on 12 July with 24 hours to complete. We think this Tom Quilty may well be the biggest ride hosted in the 54-year history of the event. This will be the first time the Tom Quilty is hosted in Imbil and we expect to have riders travelling from all corners of Australia, and overseas, to compete. For full results from the weekend rides please visit www.aeraspace.com.au. End Photo1: Matthew Sample, Fiona Fenech with Sweet Honesty Molleeh Photo 2: Stirlings Classic winner Fiona Fenech on Sweet Honesty Molleeh Both photos credit Denise Keelan Photography
03.01.2022 Stance Equitec supporting our sport once again.
03.01.2022 Thank you Pandora Saddles & Splendacrest Endurance. Someone will be very happy
01.01.2022 Thank you to our Stirlings Crossing TQ19 GOLD, SILVER & BRONZE Sponsors...we showcased your support at The Stirlings Classic this weekend!
01.01.2022 Looking forward to TQ19. Thanks to every one of our Sponsors for joining us on the journey
