FROM riders to ponies, everyone at the Myrtleford Pony Club put on something pink to celebrate the club's annual fundraising event, the Pink May Rally, held on Saturday, 24 May this year.

The day consisted of dressage, showjumping, theory and mounted activities followed by the 'Pink' afternoon tea.

Local businesses and even the club's own members donated items for the raffle, with the children selling tickets on the day.

All of the profits were donated to Australia's Breast Cancer Network, with this year's total reaching $511.05 to put towards cancer research.

The rally's 'Best Dressed' award went to Harper Kuczko on her grey pony, who was transformed into a unicorn for the day, with love hearts and pink ribbons carefully applied to their coat.

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The second-place 'Best Dressed' award was granted to a trio of equestrians: Ella Hamilton, Quinn Haley and Rikkie Barnes.

The 'Best Dressed' accolade in the 'Unmounted' division was awarded to Oakley Deveson.

"My son has been a rider at the Myrtleford Pony Club for two years now and I was a member as a child myself," Ashlee Hutchinson said.

"The kids looked amazing as they dressed up in pink and the ponies as well."