Nothing excites like the thrill of the joust! Knights go head to head at 30kph and clash at the centre of the list!
Australia’s top jousters face off in a round robin format each day of the Festival. There are three sessions on both Saturday and Sunday. Points are accumulated to the scoring criteria, then the three highest scoring jousters will battle in the grand final on Sunday at 3pm to crown our new 2022 Moreton Bay Medieval Joust Championship champion!
There will be limited seating for this high demand spectacle!
Seats must be pre-purchased before the event at an additional fee of $5.00.
Please select your Abbey Medieval Festival entry ticket and scroll down to Add-Ons to choose your Joust session.
Who will be battling for the Abbey joust title this year?
Luke Binks (Marshall)
Hailing from: Queensland
Heraldry: Quarterly in Sable and Or with a lion rampant gardant in the dexter chief quarter
Mount: “Sincero” – gey Spanish Andalusian stallion & “Conquest” – bay Percheron cross Stock horse gelding
Motto: Factis non verbis – “Deeds not Words”
Amanda Challen
Hailing from: Queensland
Heraldry: Pe fess quartered dancetty azure and argent
Mount: “Nyx” – 11-year-old Percheron/Clydesdale cross
Motto: “Magnum vel domum ite” – Go Big or Go Home
Rodney Deaman
Hailing from: New South Wales
Heraldry: Per pale sable and gules a dragon passant
Mount: “Harry” – Shire x Clydesdale bay gelding
Motto: “Cedere Nescio” – I know not how to yield
Liz Hodges
Hailing from: Queensland
Heraldry: Three Poppies on a field of white and red with a black dog rampant
Mount: “Cashmere” – Friesian Cross
Motto: “Saliremus, alas in via faciamus” – Jump and Build Your Wings on the Way Down
Andrew McKinnon
Hailing from: New South Wales
Heraldry: Azure, a wolf rampant argent
Mount: “Jotenheim Navarre” – 11-year-old Percheron gelding
Motto: “Omnia perpetiar usque in finem” – I Will Endure until the End
