Equimillion Fields and Timetable Out Now - Find Your Favourites

Tara Madgwick - Friday Sep 27

Have you sponsored a horse and rider for Equimillion? or are you planning on a visit to the Sydney International Equestrian Centre next week to support our off the track thoroughbreds in their showcase event? If so read on to see all the draws and timetables for this exciting event – Friday October 4 – 7.

All roads lead to Equimillion next weekend!

Click here for all the timetable and draws.

Here are the draws by discipline if you are looking for a particular horse and rider in a particular event.

Showjumping Draws – these events will take place on Monday October 7 starting at 8am with three rings.

Ring 1 – 90cm junior, plus 1m up to 1.20

Ring 2- 90cm amateur and open, plus the New Stars 80cm with 43 entries highlighted by sprinting superstars Nature Strip and Lost and Running.

Ring 3 – 65cm to 80 cm

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Show horse draws – these classes will take place on Saturday October 5 and include Champion Hong Kong Sprinter Hot King Prawn and four time Group I winner Hartnell.

Show horse draws for ridden and led.

Eventing draws – these classes take place on Saturday 5^th and Sunday 6^th and include multiple Group I winner and $11million earner Zaaki (GB) in the new stars division.

Eventing draws.

Dressage draws – these classes will taken place on Friday October 7 and include Hot King Prawn and Zaaki (GB).

Dressage draws.

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