Megan Jones
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Megan Jones (b. November 16, 1976) owns Kirby Park Stud, in Hahndorf in the Adelaide hills. She is one of Australia's top event riders. She began riding at the age of 5, continued through her early years in Pony Club before hitting the international scene in 2003 at the World Cup Final. In 2005 she won Melbourne International Three Day Event riding three star on Kirby Park Irish Jester, then later in the same year won the four star at the 2005 Adelaide Horse Trials on the same mount and a second in the two star competition on a different mount. Chosen to compete in the 2006 World Equestrian Games, she was on the bronze medal winning Australian Event Team, and finished 16th individually.
Her top horses have included Kirby Park Irish Jester and Kirby Park Irish Hallmark (who died of a spider bite in October 2005).
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