There was more to the 2018 Wellington Boot than just horses on April 8, it was all about the fashions too and so we made it our mission to find who the people considered to be the best dressed on the day.
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We scouted the stylish, the sophistificated, and the downright funky, compiled them into a gallery and pitched it to you to vote for the winners in the Wellington Times’ Best Dressed competitions.
It was a racegoer from Dubbo who took out the Best Dressed Female Competition and ultimately land her a $50 voucher to spend at N J Jewellers in Wellington.
Irina Musat racked up 20 per cent of the 387 votes, those 80 votes enough to earn her the title of the Wellington Times’ Best Dressed Female for 2018.
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Another Wellington fashionista landed within the top three best dressed with a total of 53 votes. Leanne Darney just edged out third placed Mudgee woman, Lavenia Whippy with 50 votes.
Bindi Robbo of Mudgee and Deb Milgate of Wellington were only separated by three votes with 34 and 31 respectively.
In the Best Dressed Male Competition it was Wellington’s immaculately-dressed Bradley Rodgers who – not surprisingly – managed to do all the right things to take the title and looked fabulous while doing so.
Fifty-three of the 179 votes agreed Bradley deserved to win the Notts Rural & Domestic sponsored competition. In taking the title Bradley also won a $50 voucher to Notts Rural & Domestic.
Coming in second was Daniel McKay with 26 votes, ahead of Jake Lynch in third with 15.
Jaydan Tierney wasn’t far behind with 11 votes, and inseparable with nine votes each were Casey Woods, Jordan Stanley and Michael James.
Winners can claim their vouchers by attending the Wellington Times office at 96 Lee Street between the hours of 8.30am and 5pm.
