EDITION 99 OCTOBER 2016 Distributed through selected stores Australia Wide FREE BI-MONTHLY
IN THIS ISSUE
* Cowboy Dressage World Champs * Dayboro’s Big October Ride * Equine Supplements Feature - Volcanic product supplements - Feeding tips for Dressage horses - Adverse affects of Pasture - Calm Healthy Horses - EMMETT
Cover Photo: Tanja Kraus and Journey (Photo by Blue Fountain Photography )
MONTHLY ONLINE EXTRA
MONTHLY MONTHLY ONLINE EXTRA EDITION 85 AUG - SEPT 2014 Distributed through selected stores Australia Wide FREE BI-MONTHLY
Have you missed a copy of the Horse Report Monthly E-magazine view back issues online at
www.thehorserepor t.com
EDITION 88 DEC 14 - JAN 2015 Distributed through selected stores Australia Wide FREE BI-MONTHLY
EDITION 11 MARCH 2014
IN THIS ISSUE * New show for Outback Spectacular * Pony Club Open Day * Equestrian TV channel on the way
In This Issue * Queensland International 3 Day Eventing * Queensland dressage Festival * Stud and Breeding Feature * Transport Feature
The Man from Coxs River - a new Australian Feature Documentary to World Premiere @ The Byron Bay International Film Festival, March 9. see story page 3 Fairbanks Catargo
MONTHLY MONTHLY ONLINE EXTRA
Photo by Franz Venhaus
MONTHLY MONTHLY ONLINE EXTRA
EDITION 11 MARCH 2014
The Man from Coxs River - a new Australian Feature Documentary to World Premiere @ The Byron Bay International Film Festival, March 9. see story page 3
MONTHLY MONTHLY ONLINE EXTRA Missed a copy of the Horse Report Monthly E-magazine view back issues online
www.thehorsereport.com
Have you missed a copy of the Horse Report Monthly E-magazine - view back issues online Did you read the feature on Swabbing and the use of Drugs and Herbs in competition in the July issue
www.thehorsereport.com
MONTHLY MONTHLY ONLINE EXTRA Have you missed a copy of the Horse Report Monthly E-magazine view back issues online at
MONTHLY MONTHLY ONLINE EXTRA EDITION 18 OCTOBER 2014
IN THIS ISSUE * Dalby ASH Show and Sale * Miniature Extravaganza * Stud and Breeding Feature * Equitana * Crackin Cancer Fundraiser * Power of Pink * Unbridled Festival
Fairbanks Elle and Mattea Davidson photo by Oz Shotz
MONTHLY MONTHLY ONLINE EXTRA Have you missed a copy of the Horse Report Monthly E-magazine view back issues online at
www.thehorser www.thehorser epor t.com
DAVIDSON EQUESTRIAN Open Day and Youngstock Showcase Saturday 18th October * see page 5 for details
www.thehorser epor t.com www.thehorserepor
Australian Outback Spectacular New Show HIGH COUNTRY MYTHS & LEGENDS. Opens 2 December.
MONTHLY MONTHLY ONLINE EXTRA Missed a copy of the Horse Report Monthly E-magazine view back issues online
www.thehorsereport.com
The Horse Report
exceed
your
expectations...
The Bates Dressage range will raise your expectations forever. Beneath the traditional lines and elegant appearance the Bates Dressage Range delivers modern innovations for horse comfort and performance.
Adjustable Ergonomic Stirrup Bar
The NEW Bates Dressage+ features luxurious and grippy double-lined leather and an Adjustable Ergonomic Stirrup Bar for effortless rider alignment and increased support of your optimal dressage position.
The CAIR® Cushion System and EASY-CHANGE® Fit Solution offer the greatest flexibility in achieving a customised fit and fluid cushioning ensuring your horse’s absolute comfort and your peace of mind. Harness the power of innovation and exceed your expectations.
For more information visit batessaddles.com
Page 2
Model shown: Bates Dressage+
@batessaddles
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report
The annual Big October Ride held by the Dayboro Trail Riding Club will this year take participants over new routes providing spectacular scenic views.
Trail ride takes in new territory It’s that time of year again and The Dayboro Trail Riding Club will be holding their 18th annual Big October Ride on Saturday and Sunday, October 22 and 23. This year the Saturday ride has changed from previous years where the club held a short and a long ride. This year on the Saturday, the club has combined the rides and will hold a six hour ride with a morning tea and lunch stop leaving the showgrounds at 8.30am. As per the last two years, there will also be a short Sunday ride of 2 ½ hours for those riders not wanting to do a long ride and will also leave from the showgrounds but at a later time of 9am. The Trail Riders will try to vary the rides so this year so that they will follow a different route to last year. Participants will get to ride on private property where people
are not usually able to access and this will provide for some beautiful scenic riding. It will be a spectacular sight when up to 200 riders ride down the main street of Dayboro to start off the ride. It has become a much loved highlight of the event for spectators and especially children to watch all the horses going through town. The club has organised for BBQ catering for Friday and Saturday nights and a bar with a campfire on both nights. Lunch is also available to purchase for the Saturday ride. It will be a meat and salad roll and a piece of cake at the cost of $9 and will be catered for by the Dayboro Bakery. This must be pre-ordered and paid for on the nomination form or by the morning of the ride. For contact details see the advert in this issue or log on to www.trailriders.com.au Even the watering holes on the Big October Ride provide a great photographic opportunity.
Kathryn Sullivan-Butt Internationally Trained & ASFA Qualified Saddle Fitter EA Level 1 Dressage Coach
Contact us:
info@thesaddlefitter.com.au Tel: 0413 371 802
(Formerly Tweed Equestrian Saddlery) www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 3
The Horse Report
NEW ! LeMieux Teknique Tendon Boots
SO Many COLOURS
$119.95
LeMieux Stealth Air Cross Country
LeMieux Fleece
$99.95 (front)
Lined Brushing Boots
$89.95
LeMieux ProSport
LeMieux L Mi Luxury Polo Bandages $59.95
LeMieux Mesh Fibre
Schooling Boots
Brushing Boots
$119.95
$89.95
Check out the all New
www.aitkenssaddlery.com
Get Out and Ride Shop 6, 1 Bryants Road, Loganholme
Page 4
(07) 3209 7506
info@aitkenssaddlery.com
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 5
The Horse Report
Nettle
is perhaps best known as a highly nutritious feed herb/fodder for animals, and has been used through the ages for this purpose, occasionally even cultivated en masse and mown to provide ‘hay’ for milk cows. It is considered a spring tonic and detoxifier for human and animal alike. It is rich in chlorophyll, and is an excellent source of calcium, chromium, magnesium, zinc, cobalt, manganese, phosphorous, potassium, protein, riboflavin, selenium, silicon, thiamine, vitamin A, vitamin C and vitamin K. No wonder then that nettle is such an appetiser, and conditioning restorative tonic for horses. It is reputed to enhance coat shine and dappling.
Clivers
has antiseptic qualities and is a general detoxifier. High in Silica, it assists in the management and treatment of skin disorders. It is a herb used for treating the urinary system, but as many herbs can be used to treat urinary tract infections, professional herbal advice is recommended to get the most appropriate herb for the specific problem area. Also used to ease swollen legs and joints, support the lymphatic and endocrine systems and encourage the elimination of toxins, Clivers is also helpful if your horse experiences muscle tightening during or after exercise.
Nettle Leaf $20. per kg Clivers Herb Cut $23. per kg
countr ypark.com.au Page 6
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report The secret behind our horses’ success
Proudly Sponsored By
WILSON SISTERS
Design by The Stable - www.the establemagazine.com
K9 Joint Support, Collagen + Ligaments, Muscles, Tendons
Naturally Healthy GI & Skin
K9 Coat & Eyes Show Body & Condition
K9 Energised Mud Exfoliator & Poultice
TuffRockK9 focuses on a new holistic Joint Support powder called K9JF F which has a plant based vitamin/mineral/anti-oxidant/micronised Omega ga synergy supporting natural freedom of movement at affordable prices. “TuffRock is different because we specialise in supporting the natural health of K9
Gastro-Intestinal Systems and making ancient volcanic minerals bio-available so animalss
- Steve Hurley
can generate their own collagen”.
TuffRock Founder & Managing Director
WWW.TUFFROCKK9.NET
H www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 7
Equine Supplements feature
The Horse Report
Feeding tips for dressage horses Written by ANTOINETTE FOSTER Equine Nutritional Therapist, Medical Herbalist and Product Formulator ©2016 You would all know the basics of feeding horses but moving on from there and considering that you are in the field of dressage which requires a fit healthy horse, it is necessary to have the right tools to ensure correct nutrition. Don't panic because equine nutrition is not that complicated Relax - certainly there are longwinded calculations that can be made to reach the correct level of nutrients. But that important word observation is the key in many ways. You can always tell if your horse is healthy, shiny coat, good mental attitude, bright eye and the ability to perform the level of work required If you are feeding a diet that is of good quality and one that is high in roughage then you are certainly on the right path, however for performance horses there may well be some things missing in this type of diet such as supplements. A horse's daily diet should include about 40 different nutrients in all: the proper amounts of energy and protein; 15 different minerals, plus chlorine; 14 different vitamins, plus beta-carotene; fat; water; and at least four amino acids (lysine, methionine, tryptophan, and threonine). Most equine diets may well supply the majority of these nutrients. Some nutrients such as protein, digestible energy (DE), calcium, phosphorus, and selenium could be supplied in excess or insufficient amounts. For growing horses and this means young dressage horses that are in work, zinc and copper should be added. Levels of vitamins A and E also can be a concern for growing horses and those in full work, so these vitamins need to be taken into consideration when formulating a feed regime. Before you begin formulating your feed ration, you need to know a few essential things: Is your dressage horse a young horse? A young horse will require a different diet?
Proper dietary nutrition is crucial for ensuring performance horses, such as those in dressage remain in peak condition. Is your horse in light work, or perhaps not in work currently due to injury for example? If your horse is performing a medium level of work then his energy requirements will be different to a horse in full work? Are you planning on increasing your horse's workload? Will your horse's workload remain constant, so do you have a work program for your horse? Is your horse's body condition appropriate? When considering which feed to give horse there are a few factors to consider, is the feed you have chosen easy to access, what about cost? Knowing your horse’s' body weight is quite helpful but not absolutely essential, estimations will normally suffice. However for a more accurate body weight you can use this calculation: The amount of feed being fed each day
should be between 1.5% and 3.0% of your horse's body weight. Remember that every horse is biochemically unique and factors such as temperament, age, location, previous conditions etc will have an impact on what you should be feeding your horse. I always recommend weighing feed - this allows accuracy, just guessing can create problems. This includes your hay and hard feeds. Hay weights can vary substantially too so weighing hay is a great idea; also Lucerne Hay will be different weights to grass or oaten hays. Feeding a diet high in roughage will almost guarantee a healthy digestive system too. The chart below is an excellent guide to the level of roughage required; always remember that every horse is different. Those horses that carry their weight too well will obviously need less feed to prevent the risk of conditions such as laminitis. Continued page 9
weight (kg) = G2(cm) x L(cm) divided by 12000 Page 8
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Equine Supplements feature
The Horse Report
A natural diet has multiple benefits From page 8 What to feed I like to see the average horse's diet consisting of approximately 50% roughage. So of the 1.5% to 3% total feed an adult horse consumes daily, he should receive a minimum of 0.75% pasture, hay, or other roughage sources. Formulating feed rations I always recommend a very natural diet; this is not only cost effective and controllable, but much healthier for your horse. So you can be accurate I have included our free diet analysis Important Points to remember * When you are changing your horse's diet do it slowly over a minimum of 5-10 days * If the diet is not working for some reason seek help, you have my contact now so don't go on without professional advice * Don't forget to weigh your feed and if you change from legume hay (lucerne,etc) to pasture of oaten make sure you remember to weigh them again. * Occasionally horses can be picky but normally healthy horses have an excellent appetite. So if your horse is difficult to feed consider that there may be some digestive health issues going on. * Should your horse finish his feed and is still looking for more increase the hay component? However the best option is to have
* Accessing good quality hay is essential * Most grains have an inverted calcium:phosphorus ratio-that is, they contain more phosphorus than calcium. Balance with hay, which has more calcium than phosphorus (especially in the case of legumes). * Look at providing your horse with assistance by way of a daily formula and joint support. * To reduce the risk of colic and other digestive health issues make sure you feed your horse often but in smaller feeds, horses are herbivores and are perpetual grazing animals, they need to eat constantly. * Finally ensure your horse has his teeth checked every six months by a professional dentist and make sure you have a well organised worming program To discuss your horse’s feed requirements please contact me on 03 97756422 or email antoinette@hiform.com.au Ideally, the average horse’s diet should consist of at least 50% roughage.
your horse out on pasture not only to provide constant roughage but also for his mental and physical health. * Soil testing also an excellent way to discover any deficiencies which can be corrected by simply supplementing. * Provide fresh water at all times.
www.hiform.com.au
Supa-blend Gold Supa-blend Gold is a new nutritional supplement just launched onto the market which combines the well-known benefits of turmeric, apple cider vinegar, coconut oil and honey. This carefully formulated blend of ingredients makes supa-blend Gold an ideal supplement for horses and dogs that may assist with common conditions such as allergic skin irritations, stomach ulcers, Queensland itch, arthritis and other inflammatory ailments. Turmeric contains the active ingredient, curcumin which is reputed to be an anti-inflammatory reducing the impact of overloaded inflammatory pathways in the body. It may assist with different diseases including allergies, arthritis and inflammatory skin conditions, insulin resistance and blood flow in the body. Coconut oil's nutritional and antimicrobial benefits, being a saturated fat, are known to increase muscle glycogen storage. Coconut oil is easier to digest absorb and convert to muscle energy than other vegetable oils. By improving gut health, the body is assisted with its own anti-viral and anti-bacterial protection mechanisms. Apple cider vinegar may act as a natural antibiotic, increase joint function and balance pH levels and is also widely known for its benefits in preventing arthritis and improving joint movement. Honey consists of enzymes that may enhance the digestion of foods particularly carbohydrates. Honey is known a a natural prebiotic and the consumption of honey may help gut health through increasing bifodobacteria populations. So combining these ingredients into one product and feeding at the suggested feeding rate of 30ml daily for a 450kg animal, Supa-blend Gold may greatly improve your horse's wellbeing and help alleviate inflammations, stomach ulcers , arthritis and skin allergies. For further information email: supalicious.products@gmail.com
For more information visit
www.supaliciousproducts.com.au
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 9
Equine Supplements feature
The Horse Report
Supplement for a calm healthy horse Supplements supplier "Calm Healthy Horses" provides an invaluable perspective on how grass affects horses and in doing so, has solved the vast majority of mild to serious health and behaviour issues experienced by the modern horse owner. There are two categories of Calm Healthy Horses supplements: FOR OVERALL HEALTH: 1.Supreme Vit & Min - is the highest spec multi-vitamin and mineral supplement available in Australia. It compensates for the fact domestic horses cannot roam and forage from a wide variety of plants, shrubs and trees as can their wild relatives 2. XtraCal - a high quality blend when additional calcium is required. For breeding, lactating, or growing horses and those grazing oxalate grasses 3. ShipShape - fortified bio-available amino acids. A potassium free source of quality protein for horses who have had a nutritional setback, who lack top-line or who have increased protein requirement from breeding or working demands FOR ADDRESSING ISSUES (caused by Aspects of Pasture that are adversely affecting the horse's health and behaviour): 1. GrazeEzy - along with the addition of salt helps rectify the mineral imbalances in vegetative grass. Indicated for horses exhibiting signs of 'increased excitability' (twitchy, spooky, over-reactive, cresty, 'footy'). Useful to help horses deal with problem grass long term.
Page 10
Calm Healthy Horses supplements are formulated to correct mineral imbalances inherent in our domestic horse's forage (we know this from the many analyses of grass and hay we have conducted). Horses today are being kept on ever decreasing blocks of land on a 'green carpet' of grass which is far from ideal. Therefore we help you to ensure the total diet is suitable by including helpful recommendations regarding what you can and can't feed, which hay will be most suitable and we also assist with pasture management strategies when necessary.
Serious 'Separation Anxiety' can be avoided by addressing mineral imbalances. Horses in this state are a danger to themselves and anybody trying to handle them 2. SOS - for seriously 'grass-affected' horses. Designed to be fed high dose, SOS has literally saved horses’ lives by addressing issues usually destined for the 'too hard basket'! 3. Alleviate - for times of stress, Alleviate can be fed daily and doubled the night before and the morning of events, stressful occasions like competitions or race-day, dentist, farrier, being started, travelling 4. ToxDefy - for mycotoxins especially in times and regions of high humidity.
Aspects of Pasture that can adversely affect your horse For 'Grass-Affected' horses there is no one supplement that fixes all because there are multiple aspects of pasture that can adversely affect them. And which one affects them can depend on the time of the year, what the weather is doing and what species of grass and its stage of growth. zMineral imbalances (worst in short green or lush green fertilized pastures) zNFC (sugar & starch content, especially in high production grasses/clovers) zMycotoxins (especially in perennial ryegrass and regions/times of humidity) zFluorescing Pigments (especially in dark green plants like clover) zHormonally active compounds (Mainly in legumes like Lucerne & clover)
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report
Achieving a horse’s full potential requires health management The EMMETT Technique is an amazingly gentle, safe and simple to apply muscle release therapy developed by Australian Ross Emmett. It is used to address pain and discomfort, improve body movement, restore a positive emotional state and improve the quality of life. Taught in more than 26 countries worldwide, it is equally effective on both people and animals and can play a key role in releasing performance of a horse according to leading EMMETT Therapist Gary Wells from the Gary Wells Practitioner Group. Gary (pictured) has performed over 25,000 treatments of Equine Performance Management across all disciplines. He is The Master of EMMETT4Horses Therapy in Australia. “Whenever I treat a horse as an Emmett therapist; the first thing I do is conduct an assessment,” he said. “I take into account the horse’s physical appearance and visual condition which includes confirmation and focus on the feet, teeth, diet and muscles. “All of these elements have a significant impact not only on the health, well-being and performance of the horse but also on my ability to provide an effective and sustainable treatment. “No matter how effective I am as a muscle therapist, there is no denying that unless the feet, teeth and diet aspects are also adequately addressed and maintained you will not achieve your horse’s full potential.”. For this reason the Gary Wells Practitioner Group is proud to endorse the Calm Healthy Horse range of supplements. These supplements have a proven result platform when used in conjunction with a very simple feeding regime which feeds the whole horse, eliminating the need for targeted (hoof, coat, digestive, and often joint) products. Calm Healthy Horses have a simple but profound formula and philosophy backed up by many, many success stories, that optimum health and performance can be achieved when we change our focus from “getting the horse right’ to “getting it right for the horse”. “We are proud to introduce our GWPG Performance Packs, specially formulated to help you achieve your horse’s optimum health, wellbeing and performance,” he said. The performance packs are on sale now through the website at www.garywellspractitionergroup.com
3(5)250$1&( 3$&. 1
3$&. ,1&/8'(6
(00(77 +RUVHV 7UHDWPHQW +RUVH HGXFDWLRQDO DSS 7DQMD 0LWWRQ (TXHVWULDQ 6XFFHVV 0LQGVHW PRQWK RQOLQH FRDFKLQJ &DOP +HDOWK\ +RUVHV 6XSUHPH 9LW 0LQ NJ 'U 6KRZ &RQGLWLRQLQJ 6KDPSRR / 'U 6KRZ 'HWDQJOHU
LISA McCANN HERBS 1KG ITCH BLEND $40.00 - 1KG SUMMER EQUINE BLEND $22.00
5(/($6( <285 +256(6 3(5)250$1&( 72'$<
www.lisamcannherbs.com.au - Ph: 07 5447 7644
www.garywellspractitionergroup.com
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 11
Equine Supplements feature
The Horse Report
The keys to balancing minerals By LARISSA BILSTON, Nutritionist, Equine Vit&Min Ensuring that your horses are getting their recommended daily allowances of vitamins and minerals is a science in itself. But simply giving them enough minerals isn't quite enough to ensure adequate nutrition. Some minerals interfere with the absorption of others, so that too much of one can cause a deficiency in another even if you supply 100% of the horse's daily needs. Australian horse owners are well aware of the importance of balancing calcium to phosphorous and calcium to oxalate ratios to maintain calcium availability. (Note that oxalates are not minerals, but this ratio has an important impact on calcium availability). Having these ratios correct is necessary to prevent the risks of Nutritional Secondary Hyperparathyroidism, also known as “Big Head” or “Bran Disease” to horses grazing high oxalate subtropical coastal pastures or those on very high bran/millrun/cereal diets. Guidelines to aim for regarding calcium balance include: - The calcium to oxalate ratio must be greater than 0.5 parts calcium for every one part oxalate especially for growing horses or those kept for long periods of time on these pastures. - The calcium to phosphorous ratio needs to be between 1-3 parts calcium for every one part phosphorous for growing horses and
Page 12
Balancing the correct amount of minerals and vitamins is crucial to ensuring optimum health in your horse. between 1-6 parts calcium for every one part phosphorous for a mature horse, leaning towards the high end for a horse grazing moderate/high oxalate pastures. (Hint: feeding additional limestone can be a cheap solution to boost the calcium content of a diet). - Keep the total calcium intake below five times dietary requirement.
Other mineral ratios of importance include: - Some nutritionists recommend that calcium to magnesium should lie in the range of 1-2 parts of calcium for every part of magnesium (Hint: Magnesium oxide is an affordable and effective ingredient to boost magnesium levels in the diet).
Continued page 9
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Equine Supplements feature
The Horse Report
Pasture testing determine needs  From page 8
- Zinc to copper should be between 2-3 parts zinc for every part copper. - Iron to copper should be between 5-7 parts iron for every part copper - Manganese and copper should be between 3-5 parts manganese for every part copper. Anecdotal evidence shows that horses under stress or behaving with anxiety may benefit from a calcium to magnesium ratio down the low end of the spectrum. Correct levels of copper, zinc well balanced with iron and manganese are necessary to allow the body to make the pigments that colour hair. When these ratios have been out of balance and a correction is made, a sun bleached horse can very quickly turn into one with enhanced coat colour intensity and a rich glow. Toxicity and out-of-balance mineral ratios are of particular concern for performance horses when fed high levels of grain or when multiple fortified energy sources (pellets or mixed grains) are fed. How can I check the mineral balance of my horseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diet? The first step is to calculate or estimate (by weight) the amounts of each type of feed including hard feeds, additives, pasture and hay your horse eats each day. The label or
packaging of many bagged feeds contains details of the vitamin and mineral profile of the feed. Most manufacturers will happily provide this information on request or via a website also. To be absolutely sure about the mineral balance of a diet, you will need to send a sample of your pasture and/or hay away to be analysed for mineral content. The cost of conducting such a test can often be offset by the savings to be made in providing only the minerals needed for balance. Where a horse is grazing the same pasture for years or many months supply of hay is purchased and stored, sending a sample is well advised. However, many horse owners keep horses on agistment and have little control over grazing and pasture management, or buy hay from different sources week to week meaning that plant tissue testing of mineral content is not a viable option. In this case, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;averageâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; values for mineral content of pastures and hay are available from databases to use as estimates. Once you have the numbers, the next step is to enter them into a spreadsheet or computerised horse diet analysis tool. Add up the amounts of each mineral provided by all food sources and compare these with the minimum daily requirements for your horse based on age, weight, reproductive status and work load. The National
Research Councilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2007 Nutrient Requirements of Horses is a widely respected publication containing detailed recommendations on dietary needs of different classes of horses. It is available free online at http://www.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_i d=11653. You may need to add a supplement or individual mineral sources to meet recommended minimum daily requirements. Remember that the NRC figures are the MINIMUM level required to avoid a deficiency and that the OPTIMUM level may be much higher, and may vary amongst individuals. The NRC also publishes accepted levels of toxicity of each mineral where known, and it pays to check that the levels in your horseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diet fall well short of toxic levels. Iodine and selenium are the two minerals with the smallest window of safety. Finally calculate the mineral ratios and check that they fall within the recommended ranges. Professional Help is Available If all this seems too daunting, you can consult with an Equine Nutritionist who will also help you with a diet plan to optimize your horseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s feeds and correctly balance the mineral ratios. Many feed and supplement companies offer this service to customers free of charge, or you can contract an independent nutritionist to perform the analysis.
,_WLYPLUJL [OL 7LYMVYTH_ +PMMLYLUJL *OL]YVSL[ :PS]LYHKV -VYK - ;Y\JR 9(4 ;V`V[H ;\UKYH .4* +LUHSP
: KDYH WKH :H K WK
<2 <28 28
$PHULFDQ 7UXFNV $XVWUDOLDQ &RQYHUVLRQV ZZZ SHUIRUPD[ FRP DX
%XUNH &UHVFHQW 1RUWK /DNHV 4/'
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 13
The Horse Report
Ethmoid haematomas pose challenge By DAVID LOVELL BVSC
Progressive Ethmoid Haematoma can be identified by bleeding from the nostril.
problem, usually associated with a tooth, or ethmoid haematoma, and we regard it as such until proven otherwise. Obviously with everything in nature, self resolution of nasal
REDLANDS VET CLINIC 433 Boundary Rd THORNLANDS
FULL SERVICE EQUINE CLINIC “The Horse Hospital at Redlands”
YOUR ONE STOP
FULL SERVICE EQUINE FACILITY WE DO IT ALL
CONSULTATIONS SURGERY INTENSIVE CARE DENTISTRY REPRODUCTION OPTHALMOLOGY LAMENESS
PODIATRY PRE PURCHASE EXAMS DIAGNOSTICS Xrays Ultrasounds Endoscopy Cardiology
discharge occurs. However, as soon as a second episode in the same horse presents, intensive investigation is warranted. In particular, the early stages can be very difficult to diagnose. Ethmoid haematomas are not regarded as a cancer. They are haemorrhage of the vessels in the ethmoid turbinates, that is contained within an extremely thick fibrous capsule. The ethmoid turbinates are primarily associated with sensory perceptions, particularly smell, and are a very sensitive structure. For some reason, the vessels in the area start to bleed and seem unable to clot and self heal. Slow insidious bleeding occurs over months and years, and the enclosed mass slowly increases in size.
Full Service Equine Clinic It’s all about your horse
A not uncommon diagnosis in horses over the years has been the syndrome known as Progressive Ethmoid Haematoma. This is a very serious growth that occurs in the sinus’ of the skull, at the back of the nasal cavity, and just in front of the brain. It is more common in older horses, but we have seen it in horses as young as four-years-old. The usual sign that prompts the owner to consult the vet is an episode of bleeding, usually from one nostril, but in almost all cases, there has been a history of a prolonged, seemingly minor, one sided muco-purulent nasal discharge that preceded the bleed. The horse is usually clinically normal and seemingly unaffected, there is rarely any cough. There are no visible external signs that may alert owners to an issue. In our practice, any report of nasal discharge, particularly one sided, is regarded as potentially very serious and usually indicative of either a primary sinus
Experience IS the Difference
Radiology is one of the key methods used to detect haematomas by even then, it may be difficult to detect small lesions, especially those growing deep within the frontal sinus of the horse’s skull.
Dr DAVID LOVELL Equine Veterinarian for over 40 years You have to know what is wrong with your horse!
At REDLANDS we guarantee you a DIAGNOSIS
3207 7325 Full Service -m Page 14
Email: info@redlandsvetclinic.com.au Equine www.redlandsvetclinic.com.au Clinic It’s all about your horse
“It’s all About Your Horse”
-m www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
ur horse
ur horse
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS There are many other possible causes of nose bleeds that have to be considered. Obviously haematomas are one, but other possibilities include: Sinus trauma/fracture, Guttural pouch mycosis, Sinus cyst, Sinusitis – (usually associated with a tooth), Exercise Induced Pulmonary Haemorrhage, Foreign body, Ulcerative or fungal rhinitis, Pulmonary abscess/neoplasia, or very rarely haemorrhage due to some blood clotting disorder. DIAGNOSIS Obviously a very full and detailed clinical examination including history and specific examination of all the structures in the head is essential, but with haematomas, endoscopy and radiology are the keys. Everyone immediately jumps to endoscope examination as the modality of choice, but in a very large number of cases, particularly early on, many of the growths will not be seen. It must be remembered that the actual growth is occurring deep within the frontal sinus. There is a small portal in the back of the nasal cavity that gives a view of the outer edges of the ethmoid turbinate which must be examined specifically, and a small scope can be passed deep into this structure but it is not easy. Radiology is far more definitive, but again small lesions can be difficult to identify and it requires very refined technique. One point to bear in mind is that Hendra vaccination prior to these detailed examinations of the head is essential as these investigations expose personnel to a very high risk of exposure to body fluids. Continued Page 15
The Horse Report
Treatment is complex and expensive From page 14
The earlier the diagnosis is made, the better the chance of a successful treatment can be anticipated. TREATMENT Once the haematoma has established and has started to grow, doing nothing is not an option. The lesion can be present many years, as they take a very long time to grow, but eventually they are going to reach a stage where the horse has to be put down. Many factors have to be considered, particularly the age and use of the horse, but eventually they become an issue, so if preservation of the horse is important, (and in all cases this is not implying that all horses are not important and very much loved), all the circumstances have to be assessed particularly financial constraints. Treatment of ethmoid haematomas, in our hands, offers a very reasonable prognosis for success, but it is very expensive and ongoing and involves a lot of aftercare and management. Saying that, we believe that initial surgical removal is the only definitive approach to treatment.
There are many who feel that conservative management, usually in the form of intralesional injection of formalin, is a valid approach. This technique involves passage of a catheter up the nose, under endoscopic direction, insertion of a needle into the haematoma, and injection of formalin. The theory is that the formalin coagulates and “kills” the haematoma and eventually leads to its regression. Certainly in theory this is correct, but bear in mind that I have said that most of the lesion is not visible from the nose as it is deep within the sinus, and the only part that can be injected is that which can be seen. It is very difficult to inject enough chemical into the visible part to obliterate the whole structure. At best, it can slow the onset and progression, but almost inevitably, complete correction will only occur with surgery. The required surgery is not for the faint hearted. The horse is operated on under general anaesthesia. A large bone flap is created into the frontal sinus, the haematoma exposed, and then removed by
Three Waters ‘High Country’ Holidays and Horsetel is FOR SALE. Property and Business.
Treatment of ethmoid haematomas offers a reasonable degree of success but is expensive and requires a lot of aftercare.
curettage. The bleeding is copious, and cannot be controlled by ligation. Time and efficiency at surgery is critical and experience with the operator is very important. The key is to very quickly remove the tissue, and then control the haemorrhage by compression packing, “stuffing the sinus cavity with gauze material, and closing the bone flap. A portal is created from the sinus into the nasal passage, and the end of the gauze strip is passed down to the nostril and sutured in place. The horse is
‘Don’t miss this once in a lifetime Opportunity’.
allowed to recover. As bad as this all sounds, we have had good success over the years. Obviously blood pressure management and precise anaesthesia is critical. The packing is removed after three to four days and most horses do very well. Aftercare now becomes very important. Obviously we have removed a lot of tissue from the nasal cavity sinus, and it is now possible to visualise deep into the sinus with the endoscope. Also, I have said the haemorrhage originates from the sensitive turbinate bones, and there are often remnants of these structures left. Re-growths are very common, but we can now see them much more easily and get to them when they are very small. These respond well to formalin injection and so the protocol is to schedule frequent revisits and examinations, and deal with recurrences as they occur, and are still very small. We have had very good success with many horses over the years, and our expectation is that horses have a very reasonable prospect of returning to full athletic activity after the surgery.
Offers over $750,000 will be considered.
‘Three Waters is situated in the high ranges of the beautiful New England region, at an elevation of 1,000 metres on the lower undulating grassed and forested flanks of the beautiful rugged Bullock Mountain, perfect riding country. This environment is tick and bat free country and very healthy for running your horses. Three Waters is named for its bountiful waterways with 2 creeks and 1 river with swimming waterholes and dams throughout the property. This 560 acre property has a comfortable, newly renovated three bedrooms, open living plan Homestead with office for the business, a large communal facility for campers, powered and unpowered camping areas, 3 cabins and well fenced yards for horses on agistment or travelling with their owners. For more information please use this link: http://www.threewatersholidays.com.au/property_information.html
Only genuinely interested buyer should contact Steve Langley on 02 6732 4863 or 0417 452 649. www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 15
The Horse Report
Wholesalers 2016
& COMBO RANGE SUMMER RIPSTOP COMBO
4’3 to 6’9 $72.00 SUMMER RIPSTOP SU S O RUG UG
4’3 to 6’9 $55.00 Summer Ripstop Neckrugs & Hoods: Pony, Cob C & Full: $35.00 $46..95 Miniature Summer Ripstop Rugs: 3’0 to 4’0: $46.95 0: $52.00 $5 52.00 Miniature Summer Ripstop Combo: 3’0 to 4’0:
MINIATURE 600D SUMMER R SYNTHETIC RUGS
3’0 TO 4’0 $56.00
MINIATURE 600D SUMMER R SYNTHETIC COMBOS
3’0 TO 4’0 $64.00 1200 D SYNTHETIC SUMMER RUGS
4’3 TO 6’9 $89.95 1200 D SYNTHETIC SUMMER COMBOS
4’3 TO 6’9 $114.95
600 D SUMMER SYNTHETIC RUGS UGS
5’0 to 6’9 $75.95
600 D SUMMER SYNTHETIC COMBOS
5’0 to 6’9 $94.00
BUY ONLINE: WWW.NATEQUEST.COM.AU NATEQUEST COM AU ORDERS $150+ TO YOUR CLOSEST STORE
Page 16
FREE SHIPPING
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report
National Equestrian
SUMMER RUG &
DIAMOND MESH INSERT COMBOS
4’3 to 6’9 $74.95
SUMMER RIPSTOP RUG UG
5’0 to 6’9 $44.00 SUMMER RIPSTOP SU S O CO COMBO BO O
5’0 to 6’9 $55.95
MESH COMBOS
4’3 to 6’9 $64.95
GOLD RUGS
4’3 to 6’9 $69.95 GOLD NECKRUGS/HOODS
PONY, COB & FULL $24.95 3,500+ EQUESTRIAN PRODUCTS IN STOCK NOW AND READY TO GO: WWW.NATEQUEST.COM.AU
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 17
The Horse Report
Page 18
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report
Breeders of quality Paints, Pintos and Quarter Ponies. At Stud Paint Stallion Double K Ultimate Grand Producer with quality foals over any breed of mare. 0450 370 404 Greenbank QLD 4124
Quality broodmares & youngstockk available for purch hase Lauren & Daniel Sharpe, Qld Ph 07 4934 0918 or 0419 380 966
www.laudanarabians.com.au RIBBLETON WARMBLOODS
Farleigh Stud Armidale - breeding Champions Trellech Enigma (IMP UK) Bay 14.2hh Riding Pony Stallion By Cusop Fingerprint (UK) (SOS Cusop Disciplin) out of Trellech Spirit of Spring (UK) (SOD Trellech Royal Ensign). 0412 594 895
Producing the Finest Quality Warmbloods Ribbleton Warmbloods Stud not only offer a range of the finest young stock for sale but also give buyers the chance to breed their own foal from a Ribbleton Mare and Stallion. 0410 440 259 Dural NSW
www.replayclassifieds.com. www.replayclassifieds.com.au contact@ replayclassifieds.com.au contact@replayclassifieds.com.au https://www.facebook.com/pages/ReplayClassifieds-HorsesEquestrian/153127951367243
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 19
The Horse Report
Australian Homestead and Horse Resort
6
4
10
3
2
DUAL OCCUPANCY 'dunggaru' presents 2 houses set on a 40 acre (16ha) parcel of rural coastal land on the Mid North Coast of NSW. An ideal lifestyle property for the Sea or Tree change family it offers enormous potential with a 3 bedroom home + 2 bedroom home. Inspired by Australian Colonial architecture with verandahs all round and 2.7m high ceilings, both homes promise an idyllic country lifestyle. Affording an income opportunity 'dunggaru' operates as a pet friendly Bed and Breakfast as well as hosting horse events. New Guinea Rosewood doors and windows and polished concrete floors throughout show off solid Blue Gum kitchen bench tops a butler's pantry with quality stainless steel appliances. Both homes enjoy a passive solar design affording an abundance of natural light with warm and inviting open plan living areas. Two slow combustion fireplaces and bathrooms with under tile heating make for comfortable winters. Additional features include back packer or staff accommodation, a heated swimming pool and summer house, solar power, stabling and exercise yards for horses, a dressage arena, sheds and garaging facilities plus established native gardens, a vegetable garden and orchard. Pacific Highway upgrades are continuing offering easy access to the regional centres of Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour for shopping and airports.
"
Barraganyatti, Mid North Coast, NSW 2441- $1,650,000 Underground power and water to all buildings Multiple dams, horse stables, dressage arena and exercise yards 90,000 litre in ground water tank, and bore licence Garaging for 10 + vehicles 3 1/4 kilowatt solar system Privately located at the end of a cul-de-sac Adjoining a National Park and Travelling Stock Route for trail riding 20 minute drive to beaches at South West Rocks and Scott's Head
McGrath Page 20
Martin Wells - Principal McGrath Estate Agents Coffs Harbour | Sawtell Phone: 0418 611 790 Email: martinwells@mcgrath.com.au
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report
*$55$5'6 +256( $1' +281' 352'8&76 72 68,7 (9(5< 2&&$6,21
7ROO )UHH
*DUUDUGV (TXLQH 9HWHULQDU\ 3UDFWLFH
,&(6 9 5 ( 6 1$5< 1< -2% , 5 ( 7 ( 9 $ 02%,/( 5( $1<7,0( ( $1<:+
'LJLWDO 5DGLRJUDSK\ 8OWUDVRXQG 3UH 3XUFKDVH ([SRUW ([DPV (QGRVFRS\ (TXLQH 'HQWLVWU\ 0XFK 0RUH
9HWHULQDULDQV 'U (PPD %LVKRS 'U 5HEHFFD &OHM 'U 6DUDK 7RZQVHQG 'U 9LUJLQLD %URVQDQ 'U 5XWK 0HOERXUQH
*$55$5'6
(48,1( 9(7(5,1$5< 35$&7,&(
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 21
CALENDAR BARREL RACING www.abha.com.au OCTOBER 1-3 Murrurundi 8-9 Bollon 9 Alton Downs 9 Branxton 13 Alton Downs 15 Camden 15-16 Moonbi Magic 15 Blackall 15 Tarcutta 22 Burra Picnic Races Barrel Race 22 Cooranbong 22 - 23 Bollon 23 Bartlett Park 29 - 30 Cooma Rodeo 30 Moonbi Magic NOVEMBER 4 - 5 Jundah 5 - 6 Murrurundi 5 Bollon 6 Tarcutta Ultimate Barrel Series 12 K Ranch Arena 12 Cooranbong 13 Bacchus Marsh - $500 Jackpot 13 Alton Downs 13 Geurie Racecourse 17 - 20 ABHA - EQUITANA MELBOURNE 19 Gunning Need For Speed 19 - 20 Barcaldine Showgrounds 20 Branxton Rodeo Grounds 26 - 27 Cooranbong 26 Moonbi Magic
BREEDS
Bounce Back Horse Fence
OCTOBER 3 Riding Pony Champion of Champions show @ QSEC 15-16 ANSA National Champs @ QSEC NOVEMBER 6 Tocal ASH Sale DECEMBER 2-4 Dalby ASH Sale
®
CAMPDRAFTING/CUTTING /TEAM PENNING
100% Australian Owned and Manufactured servicing the Australian market since the 1980’s Think of Bounce Back® Horse Fence as a safety belt for your horse • Bounce Back® Horse • Reduce potential injuries to livestock. )HQFH ZLOO ȵH[ DQG return against low • 1R H[SRVHG ZLUH 1R to medium level rust! Reduced risk of collision; stretch entanglement. & cushion against impact, where severe • Unpalatable to collision occurs. livestock. • Made from quality • No wind sucking. Polyethylene. Beware No cribbing. cheaper materials.
• Bounce Back® Horse Fence is strong, UV & weather resistant. • Easy, fast installation. • No painting - ever! • Long life - Proven in the Australian environment.
Bounce Back® Horse Fence is the only fencing option if you are serious about protecting the well-being and value of your livestock 02 9756 6077 bounceback@acaciaproducts.com.au fencing4horses.com.au facebook.com/bouncebackfence
Bounce Back® is manufactured by Acacia Products Pty Ltd ABN: 45 070 921 569
OCTOBER 1 Boonah Campdraft 1 Dingo 1 Goondiwindi & District Campdraft 1 Wandoan Charity Draft 2 Alpha One Day Campdraft 7 Inverell Sapphire City Spurs 8 Hebel 8 Noccundra 14 Brymaroo 14 Condamine Bell Campdraft 14 Dirranbandi 14 Eneabba Campdraft 15 Pinnacle 20 Chinchilla Grandfather Clock 21 Gin Gin NOVEMBER 4 - 6 Darling Downs draft 4 - 6 Roma Golden Hobbles 19 - 20 Tenterfield DECEMBER 2 Dalby Stock Horse Sale
DRESSAGE. EFA Ph 07 3891 6611 www.efaq.com.au
OCTOBER 1-2 Alexander Park Champs 0419 873 321 1-2 Far North Coast Champs 0405 134 363 2 Gladstone 8-9 Tweed Valley Power of Pink 9 Caboolture 8-9 Armidale Champs 02 6775 3982 15-16 Albury Dressage 0428 632 494 15-16 Quirindi Dressage 0428 671 338 15-16 Toowoomba Pony Championships 15-16 Queensland Dressage Series 16 Bulahdelah Dressage 16 Somersby Equestrian 0403 581 114 20-23 National Championships & CDI-W OC Pr-GP @ SIEC 23 Camden 0487 860 671 23 Cedar Grove 30 Hawkesbury 0414 249307 NOVEMBER 4-7 Pan Pacific Masters @ Mudgeeraba 6 Caboolture 27 TLEC Twighlight Dressage Ph 0755909721 DECEMBER 3 Dressage Queensland Awards Night 11 Nerang and District Equestrian Club
DRIVING www.australiancarriagedrivingsociety.org OCTOBER 7-9 Tamworth CAI FEI1* & 2* 8-9 Pleasure Drive Bungendore 9 Gold Coast - Interclub Challenge 16 Samford - Dressage & Cones 22 Dressage Championships NOVEMBER 5-6 NSW CDE Champs 5-6 Cooloola Club - Social Drive 6 Gold Coast Fun Day
ENDURANCE www.aera.asn.au OCTOBER 7-9 Tom Quilty Gold Cup 0400677005 15-16 Brooklyn Ph: 0402 299 256 15-16 Long Mt Short Ride 22-23 Sparkler Ph: 07 5488 4425 22 Johnny Green Memorial Ride 29-30 Neville Endurance Ride 29-30 Dergholm Ph: 0458 889 286 NOVEMBER 5-6 Scenic City Ph: 0411058855 5-6 Nanango Ph: 0438 467 970 5 Oss Foley Memorial Ph: 0364911553 12- 13 Maxisoy Endurance Challenge @ Eldorado Ph: 0439 900 612 12 Margaret River 19 Gordon Williams Memorial Ride 25-27Tasmanian State Championships
POLO/ POLOCROSSE Ph 07 3289 2148 www.polocrosse.com.au OCTOBER 1-2 Gold Coast Polo Club League 1-9 Ellerston Spring Tournaments 1-9 Winten Cup 8-9 Gold Coast Polo Club League, 11-16 Sydney Polo Gold Cup 14-23 Garangula Tournament 15-16 Timor Polo Club Tournament 22-23 Windsor Spring Tournament 22-23 Gundalong Tournament 29-30 Killarney Summer Tournament
THE CALENDAR OF EVENTS IS A FREE SERVICE - PLAN AHEAD A
CONTACT PAULA 07 5590 9721 OR Page 22
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
AAURORA FENCING
OF EVENTS 3
NOVEMBER 1 Sydney Polo 4 goal exhibition match 5-6 Windsor Summer Tournament 5-6 Wine Country Polo NSW 12-13 Willo Polo Summer Tournament 19-20 Riverlands Ladies Tournament
PONYCLUB&INTERSCHOOL OCTOBER 22-23 Queensland Zone Teams Dressage Challenge @ Southport 28-20 Zone Teams Showjumping Challenge @ Nambour NOVEMBER 6 Ned Twohill Teams Eventing Challenge @ Southport APRIL 5-8 2017 State Jumping Equitation and Showjumping @ Maryborough JULY 1-5 2017 State Dressage, Combined Training and Horse Trials @ Beaudesert
RODEO
APRA 07 4661 8183 - NRA 07 5495 8668 OCTOBER 19 - Hobart Bulls & Barrels 22 Bartlett Park (Pr50) Cowgirl Up For Cancer 22 Muswellbrook Rodeo 27-30 WARWICK RODEO NATIONAL FINALS 29 Inverell Junior Rodeo NOVEMBER 5 - Keith Rodeo 5 Tarcutta Rodeo 19 - Xtreme Bulls Rouse Hill 19 Armidale Rodeo 19 Texas Junior Rodeo DECEMBER 3 - Xtreme Bulls Leppington 17 - Rosewood Rodeo NSW
REINING QRHA Secretary (07) 5429 8797 OCTOBER 1 Gippsland 1-2 SQRHA Spring Reining Show 8-9 VRHA You Too Can Slide Reining Show 17 Tamworth Reining Horse Ass Ribbon Show NOVEMBER 5 Gippsland Reining 5-6 SQRHA AGM Hi Point BBQ Open Pen 17 Equitana Melbourne 26-27 Collie Western Riding Club 26-27 VRHA Spring Rein Finals Reining Show 27 Tamworth Reining Horse Ass Training Day
SPECIAL EVENTS OCTOEBER 29 PRARG’s Saddlery Market NOVEMBER 17-20 Equintana Melbourne
SHOWJUMPING /EVENTING E.F.A. 07 3891 6611 www.efaq.com.au OCTOBER 1-2 North Queensland Show Jumping Club 1-3 Warwick Horse Trials 8 Toowoomba Jump Club 23-23 Tamborine Equestrian Group
30 Burpengary Hunter Trial NOVEMBER 4-7 Pan Pacific Masters @ Mudgeeraba 19-20 North Queensland Show Jumping
SHOWHORSE
www.agsshowsnsw.org.au www.qcas.net.au OCTOBER 1 Culcairn Show 2 Berrigan Show 2 Griffith Show 3 Morongla Show 3 Walbundrie Show 7-8 Kyogle Show 7-8 Leeton Show 7-9 Taree Show 8 Illabo Show 8-9 Picton Show 8 -9 Fraser Coast All Breeds Show 9 Alstonville Allbreeds 9 Corowa Show 14-15 Casino Show 14-15 Cootamundra Show 15-16 Camden Haven Show 15-16 ANSA National Champs @ QSEC 15 Pine Rivers Pony Club Hack show 20-22 Lismore Show 28-29 Alstonville Show 28-30 Albury Show 4-5 Murwillumbah Show 5-6 Frenchs Forest Show 11-12 Dungog Show 12-13 Mullumbimby Show 12-13 Queanbeyan Show 18-19 Bangalow Show
FOR ALL YOUR FENCING NEEDS SUPPLY ONLY OR SUPPLY & INSTALL
* hinged joint * plain and barbed wire * weld mesh / CHICKEN WIRE * COLOURBOND * galvanised pipe * pipe bending & cutting * downee fittings * electric fencing * pool and garden panels * ALL TYPES gates * rhs and merchant steel 07 5527 3266 9 JAY GEE COURT, NERANG aaurorfencing.com.au
QBCC LIC NO. 1014232
TRAIL RIDING & CTR Cooloola Trail riders Ph 07 5482 8436 CTHC-Caboolture ph 07 5498 6068 www.cthc.org.au Toowoomba's Cumburrie 0429 340 722 Athra - 0409 704 554 www.athra.com.au Alligator Creek 0427 619 725 Beaudesert Shire 07 5546 9225 Beechmont & District 07 5533 1113 Bouldercombe 0418 715 837 Breakaway 0417 195 989 Brisbane Valley 0428 750 145 Cobb & Co. Country Trail Riders, 07 4623 3344 to 0428 100 144. Curtis & District 0438 111 091 Dayboro Trail Riders to 0475383553 Four Rivers Trail Riders 0413 746 033 Gold Coast & Albert District 0409 704 554. www.goldcoasttrailriding.com.au Ipswich & District 07 3395 0758 Logan River Redlands 0413 239 668 Mudgeeraba & Hinterland 0498 682 018 www.horsetrailclub.com.au Rathdowney Trail Riding 07 5544 1177 Saturday Horse Activities 07 4934 2345 SCATER www.scater.com.au Ph: 07 5478 8676 or 0417 612 061 Seven Mile Lagoon 07 5424 6464 Tableland Trail Riders 07 4091 2070 Toowoomba Trail Riders 0438 933 032 Wide Bay Trail Riders 07 4126 3456
WESTERN www.aqha.com.au OCTOBER 9 Gunalda & District WP “B” Show 0427 833 620
D AND LIST YOUR EVENT HERE DON’T LET YOUR EVENT BE MISSED
OR Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 23
The Horse Report
Australian Horsemanship Trainers feature
P.O. Box 99, Esk Qld. 4312 Phone: 0427 732 394 www.australiannaturalhorsemanship.com
Instructor Ken Faulkner
Ken Faulkner â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Clinic Calendar .
- ,#*/)(
)-.
)(. . . #&-
@B." ; @C." *. ' , @>?D
). & +1#( -/2 & ))3))' ')(-., /)(-
E." .) ?>." .) , @>?D
B 4 224 % ( 8 ( #!)
!( - ),' %
>B>@ F>G DAG
?B." .) ?E." .) , @>?D
B 4 224 % ( 8 ,, ,, (
2 1-- &&
>BEE DCD >@F
@@( ; @F." .) , @>?D
E 4 ),- ' (-"#* &#(# 8 ",#-. "1, "
# (( 3.)(
HDB AA?@ D@??
C." .) ??." )2 ' , @>?D
E 4 1* , '* 8 -%
."4 . 3 ,.
>B@E EA@ AGB
@B." ; @C." )2 ' , @>?D
4( #(!,)- 7 ) )3 )4 , -- ! &#(# 8 -% 9 :
&#( , !-)(
>BFF GCF DDG
@D." ; @E." )2 ' , @>?D
)3 )4 , -- ! # & ")36 ." ,#(! 8 -%
&#( , !-)(
>BFF GCF DDG
@F." .) A>." )2 ' , @>?D
4( #(!,)- 7 ) )3 )4 , -- ! 1 ! - )). '* 8 -% 9 : &#( , !-)(
>BFF GCF DDG
@( .) C." ' , @>?D
B 4 224 % ( 8 ) - , )1,
>B?@ CG@ >AA
F." ; G." ' , @>?D
4( #(!,)- 7 ) )3 )4 , -- ! &#(# 8 ,, ,, (
&#( , !-)(
>BFF GCF DDG
?>." ; ??." ' , @>?D
)3 )4 , -- ! # & ")36 ." ,#(! 8 ,, ,, (
&#( , !-)(
>BFF GCF DDG
E." .) @>." (1 ,4 @>?E
)1(! ),- . ,/(! (. % 8 -%
."4 . 3 ,.
>B@E EA@ AGB
@?-. .) @B." (1 ,4 @>?E
B 4 224 % ( 8 -%
."4 . 3 ,.
>B@E EA@ AGB
?@." .) ?G." , " @>?E
F 4 ),- ' (-"#* )1,- 8 (. 1,4
4 ( . -
>@? E>G B@B
@@( .) @D." , " @>?E
C 4 ),- ' (-"#* )1,- 8 &-)(
1 )3& ,
??." .) ?E." *,#& @>?E
E 4 1* , '* 8 & )(
!( - ),' %
>B>@ F>G DAG
@@( .) @B." *,#& @>?E
A 4 )3 )4 , -- ! &#(# 8 #(
, ( ) 4
>B?F FCF ABD
D." .) ?G." 4 @>?E
?B 4 1* , '* 8 -%
."4 . 3 ,.
>B@E EA@ AGB
($ , 1-
Training DVDs Horse Mastery DVD Set (4 DVDs) incl. Rein Positions, Four Rein Lengths Volume 1 & 2, and Strengthening Exercises , Liberty, Foal Handling, The Way of the Horse 2012
Order online www.australiannaturalhorsemanship.com
proudly sponsored by ATHRA Australian Trail Horse Riders Assoc , Peter Brophy Saddlery, Barrack Saddlery, JSS Quarter Horses, Shahwan Park Arabians Page 24
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Trainers feature
The Horse Report
Tanja gains a lot from US ‘development tour’ By BOB ANTHONY Australian horse trainer Tanja Kraus once again ventured to the United States on what she called a ‘personal development tour’ but actually proved to be a lot of fun as well as being very educational. The tour was to visit the City Limits Ranch in Watsonville, California where Kerrin Hoban and Diane (Dink) Evans operate a non-profit organization that provides natural horsemanship opportunities to children, teenagers and at-risk youth. It was there that Tanja and partner Phil Monaghan both prepared for another assault on the Cowboy Dressage World finals and Top Hand for 2016. She also got the opportunity to hold a clinic at the ranch where each person was able to 'bring a topic' that they wanted to work on, and then everyone worked on the same thing. I managed to catch up with Tanja on her return and asked about the trip: Where the horses that were provided at City Limits Ranch different from those you rode last time? No. We were able to ride the same horses that we did last year - Triscuit, and Smoky. Triscuit was bred by the ranch and competes in working cow horse events, Smoky is a retired (from injury) roping horse that is used by the ranch in their programs to teach at risk youth about horsemanship. Did your experience from last trip help you
so the competition side didn't bother him, he was simply more knowledgeable about what to expect this year. (At the show, both Phil and Tanja competed in the Top Hand, with Phil placing in the top 5 in his division. They continued with the finals competition - five rings and over 1000 entries and both Aussies bringing home multiple placings in their divisions.)
Gaining valuable experience in the discipline of Cowboy Dressage was one of the aims of a recent trip to the US for Tanja Kraus and partner Phil Monaghan.
ease back in to a routine/training regime? It was great, because we felt that we had a pretty good idea about how to ride the horses once we had spent time with them last year. We actually were joking on the flight back home last year that we had finally reached a point of knowing how to ride them, once the show was over. Were you and Phil more relaxed at this year's show having experienced the event last year? Yes. Last year when we arrived I was quite nervous as I had not competed for around 10 years, this year I was more relaxed because I knew what to expect. Phil is quite a seasoned competitor in his martial arts training,
What was it like to give a clinic in the US? A lot of fun! I had 15 riders in the clinic and they were just a fantastic bunch! I was nervous to start with, as they were all pretty experienced riders who had done plenty of clinics before, but as soon as I started talking, I was in my element! Did the participants bring any 'topics' that you hadn't encountered before or was it a case of horse issues being universal regardless of where you are from? I ran the clinic as a 'bring your own topic' event, so I was able to help people in a lot of different areas. The topics weren't too different from what you run into here and the solutions were exactly what I would use here in Australia. The biggest difference I found was the participants - the USA has an abundance of horsemanship clinicians and horse trainers - there is pretty much one on every corner, so I found the participants very knowledgeable about horsemanship, and therefore the clinic started at a different place to where most 'first clinics' would start. Continued page 38
TANJA KRAUS HORSEMANSHIP CALENDAR DATES
MAR
12 & 13 19 & 20
Balance and Transitions Clinic Balance and Transitions Clinic
Glenreagh, NSW Gold Coast, QLD
Cowboy Dressage Clinic Liberty Clinic Cowboy Dressage Clinic Advancing Horsemanship Clinic Liberty Clinic
Glenreagh, NSW Gold Coast, QLD Sydney, NSW Glenreagh, NSW Glenreagh, Gold Coast,NSW QLD
Horsemanship for Perfomance 3 day Collection and Engagement
Wauchope, NSW Glenreagh, NSW
3-6
Horsemanship for Performance 4 day
Gold Coast, QLD
JULY AUG
Horse Starting
Glenreagh, NSW
Cowboy Dressage Collection and Engagement 10 Day Intensive
Sydney, NSW Gold Coast, QLD Glenreagh, NSW
Horsemanship for Performance Cowboy Dressage World Finals Collection & Engagement
Watsonville, CA, USA Rancho Murieta, CA, USA NSW
Advancing Horsemanship Clinic Foundation Horsemanship Clinic Strength & Suppling Cowboy Dressage Show
Glenreagh, NSW Glenreagh, NSW Wauchope, NSW
/VYZLTHUZOPW MVY 7LYMVYTHUJL ° /VYZLTHUZOPW KH` *V\YZL ,X\P[HUH
9H`TVUK ;LYYHJL 5:> ,JO\JH =0* 4LSIV\YUL =0*
APR
2&3 9 & 10 16 & 17 23-25 30 & 1 May
MAY
7-9 21 & 22
JUN
6&7 13 & 14 19-28
SEP
3&4 8-11 24 & 25
OCT
1-3 8&9 15 & 16 22 & 23
NOV
° ° °
Artwork by Horse Deals
tanjakraushorsemanship.com
Free E Book - sign up at tanjakraushorsemanship.com
For bookings or if you would like to host a clinic, contact us on 0412 592 033 or email tanjajkraus@gmail.com facebook.com/tanjakraushorsemanship
“As well as being an outstanding horsewoman, Tanja is an excellent communicator and teacher. So the take-home value of her clinics is huge. Her ability to read each rider and each horse enables her to tailor her advice and instruction in the most productive and effective way. Tanja’s guidance and support has transformed the way I ride and handle my horses and I cannot recommend her clinics highly enough.” Paula Todd, Bangalow, NSW.
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 25
Trainers feature
The Horse Report
! "# $ ! ""# $ %% & ' &(! )
' * & &
&+ ' & '
&(! ))
'' ** & && && + '
& * * ,
& * * ,
- + ' . . / - + ' . / & * " " / + &* " / + *
+ ' * + ' 0 & ' ++ */ +
& && +
& + 0
& ' +*/ +
& &+
& + 1
' + 1 ' + " & / * ' ' & & / " & / * ' ' & & / 2* / / / & / & 2* / / & / & *& &
*& &
1 3& ' / && +
2 * & + &
1 3& ' / &+ 2* &+ &
& & ' + && ' + 22 * 33 & 2* 3 &
+
++ '' & + 22 * +*/ / +
+ ' &+ 2* +*/
' , + + + / '
! &
/ & '
' , + + + / '' ! &&
/ / & ' & & & ! & &
& ! & ' &+ * & & / & & && & ! & && & ! && ' && + * & && / && & & &+ ) ' 4 &
& " + 5, & & & && + )) ' 44 & & ""
++ 5, & / & &
+
+ + & ' ' &+ / & &
++ + ++ & '
' && + ' & &+ +
& &&
*
& + &
' & & + ++
&& & &
*
&& + &
2*
& ' & &+ & *& &+ &
+ ,
2 *
&& '' & && + & * & && + & + , && + ++ * ! && & + + * ! &
* &+ &+ & * ' &+ ' , * &++ && + & * ' && +
' , 66 /
/ & !
+
' / & / /
/ & ! ++ ' / && & ' &
&+ , / & & +
&7 &
' & & + , / & & ++ &7
/ 7 ' &
8'/ , / / 7
' & 8 '/ , / / 7 9 : : / 7 9 : : Page 26
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Trainers feature
The Horse Report
Understanding the diversity of learning Are you always looking for ways to improve your coaching skills? Are you interested in how we learn, and the characteristics of different thinking styles? Would you like to quickly and easily identify the learning style of the student/s in your lesson? Would you like to better understand the human brain and how individual learners need tailored coaching techniques? Did you know there are four very distinct learning and behavioral characteristics of the equestrian athlete? The same goes for coaches and that shows through in our coaching styles. Are you a coach who is sequential, likes processes and steps to achieve a certain goal or are you a big picture thinker. Always looking for the end goal and loves taking risks and challenging yourself. Do you love the technical aspect, and logical and proven reasons behind why you use particular exercises or are you and emotional, sensory coach who likes to discuss skills with their rider in an expressive way. This is important to know, as your student needs you to be able to coach them in a way that they can associate with, this means adapting our coaching style to suit the client. So how do we know what category our student falls into?
Mary Brell, director of Keys To Success
Easy! We can show you how to quickly identify what your students learning styles are, through understanding particular visual, auditory and connective cues. The next step is to understand how to adapt your exercise/task/skill etc so the learning environment is such, that retention rates are
increased, conflict decreased and collaboration is encouraged. Isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t that something we all look towards? Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s really get together and make some positive changes to the lives of our students, and their families by spending two days developing ourselves as great teachers and better communicators! So who can teach us all this stuff? Mary Brell from â&#x20AC;&#x153;Keys to successâ&#x20AC;? is a qualified HBDI and Seven Habits of Highly Effective People facilitator, a professional educator, and learning and development specialist who resides in Orange. Mary is on the Westpac 100 most influential women of Australia list and has delivered talks and seminars on Personalised Learning at International Conferences all over the world including Beijing, Austria, Nepal, South Africa, USA and Canada for over 35 years . Mary is now available to help equestrian coaches in Australia become not only great coaches, but brilliant and inspiring teachers, motivational men and women who are ready and willing to make some positive change in equestrian sport. For more info on HBDI check out: www.herrmann.com.au/ For more info on Mary check out: www.keystosuccess.com.au/ For more information on course venue and dates please contact Annyka Overton. rangatera@gmail.com.
,_WLYPLUJL [OL 7LYMVYTH_ +PMMLYLUJL *OL]YVSL[ :PS]LYHKV -VYK - ;Y\JR 9(4 ;V`V[H ;\UKYH .4* +LUHSP
: KDYH WKH :H K WK
<2 <28 28
$PHULFDQ 7UXFNV $XVWUDOLDQ &RQYHUVLRQV ZZZ SHUIRUPD[ FRP DX
%XUNH &UHVFHQW 1RUWK /DNHV 4/'
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 27
The Horse Report
WINNING TONGUE PLATE BIT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
WINNING AND LOSING! EP
Extended Plate
Amazing for any breathing problems and the only bit in the world to stop displacement of the soft palate.
MEGAN JONES Olympic Champion Works great. You must try it.
Joint and arms do not hinge downward thereby preventing pain to the roof, tongue and bars.
PP ORZ SUR¿OH JHDU FDVLQJ SUHYHQWV URRI UXEELQJ 7KH ÀDW SODWH SUHYHQWV ELW pinching and reduces bit pressure by 85%.
The bit arms have limited travel to prevent outer ring pressure and pain to the cheek and lips.
1
Rated by riders and trainers as like having power steering! Riders say it’s the best bit in the world - the bit of the future!
DAVID ID HAYES H Champion Ch Trainer Major br M breakthrough. reakthrough I recommend it.
Prevents the tongue over the bit and soft palate displacement.
P ictu re s 1 & 2 sh ow a Sn af fl e bi t ro of ru bb in g an d bi t pi n ch in g.
Normal Plate
2
) Stops the bit pinching the tongue ) Stops the tongue getting over the bit ) Stops roof rubbing and lip pinching ) Stops the tongue hanging out of the mouth ) Stops the horse headshaking, pulling & bolting ) Stops the horse hanging, rearing & bucking
P ictu re 3 : T h e am az in g
3
WINNING TONGUE PLATE BIT
ven ts it ! prev ) Stops displacement of the soft palate ) Stops mouth opening and respiratory noise ) Better oxygen supply, therefore better speed ) Amazing soft and responsive bit contact ) Improves performance & stops leaning on one rein ) Riders comment it’s ‘like having power steering’
ORDER NOW! Contact your saddlery or phone 0413 898 128 www.iiwinners.com Page 28
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Ad design byy The Stable - www.thestablemagazine.com/design g / g
TROY PALMER Champion Drafter I highly recommend them
NP
The Horse Report
Heavy horses help Life Flight
Tom Quilty comes to gold rush country
Lovers of heavy horses will be in their element on Sunday, October 23 when MIck Bradford hosts the 16th annual RACQ Heavy Horse demonstration at Yangan. Held on his property at 122 Swanfels Road, about 15 minutes from Warwick and approximately two hours from Brisbane, the day serves as a fundraiser for the RACQ Life Flight service as well as showing what these gentle giants are capable of. This is a unique opportunity to see how things use to been - a true display of pure horsepower. Displays will include Mick working his famous horseworks or whim which pumps water, threshes corn and slices pumpkin. There will be heritage displays of an eight bullock team, haymaking , corn shelling, chaff making . a local blacksmith, wheelwrighting, whip cracking and exhibitions of axes, horse bits and harness making. "It's all about the heritage side of life," Mick said. "It's great for the kids to see what it's all about.”
The Victorian town of Lexton, located near Ballarat, will be the venue for the 2016 Tom Quilty Gold Cup on October 7-9. Lexton is in the heart of the gold rush region of Victoria and the area has been used for endurance riding in Victoria for over 15 years. Situated 40km north of Ballarat, Granite Hill Lexton was first described by Major Thomas Mitchell in 1836 – What he saw must have made a lasting impression, as his journal entry records ‘we descended into a valley of the finest description’. Today the pastoral industry remains the backbone of the region. For this year’s Quilty, course designer Sheryl Herbert, who has been competing in Endurance for more than 20 years and has been developing endurance courses for more than 15 years in the area, has sourced private land access to support the great riding in the Waterloo and Ben Major State Forests. For more information, visit the website at www.tomquilty2016.com.au
Mick Bradford will once again host the 16th annual RACQ Heavy Horse Day at his property at Yangan near Warwick on October 23.
The Killarney Lions will be selling food and drinks including damper, stew and billy tea and there will be an animal nursery and jumping castle for the kids
and market stalls as well. Activities commence from 9am and entry is $10 adults and kids up to 15 free. For more information, visit
PERFECT FOR SPRING
SPRING SALE!
10% OFF ORDERS OVER $80! USE PROMO CODE HRSPRING16 AT THE CHECKOUT
UP TO 40% LESS HAY WASTAGE
* * * NEW 60ply hay nets available in the round bale sizes * * *
Available in small, medium, large and round bale sizes! 0418 282 097 gbhaynets@bigpond.com
www.allbarewithnaturalhoofcare.com.au www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 29
The Horse Report
Dalby prepares for annual Stock Horse sale Preparations are under way for the 2016 Dalby Australian Stock Horse Sale, held every year on the first weekend in December. The sale has now grown to become the premier Australian Stock Horse sale in the country. Back in 2009 the sale was about to fold so the local committee of Darling Downs branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society, who were the owners of the sale, approached GDL to take over the sale management and marketing. The first GDL sale, in 2010 sold 98 out of 120 Stock Horses to average $8,000 and gross $790,250. Last year GDL sold 196 out of 231 entries to gross $1.7 million. An incentive competition was formed for past sale horses so as each year has progressed more and more Dalby graduates have become eligible to compete. These incentive campdrafts ran along side the traditional Open Campdraft competition. This year the competitions are only available to past sale horses and, for the first time, the horses catalogued this year are eligible, although in a restricted manner. There will be no "outside" horses on the showground, only those
The Dalby Australia Stock Horse Sale allows potential buyers see horses put through their paces by accomplished riders at the Dalby Showgrounds from December 2-4.
past and present Dalby sale horses. A new Stockman Challenge competition has been included for younger horses, four years and under. Considering the drought conditions in Queensland for the last three to four years, the sale agents GDL have done extremely well to be able to double the sale volume in dollars and entries.
GDL are expecting that the improved rural economy due to the recent rains will lead to great demand from the station buyers. Last year mares increased their average from $8,000 to $10,000 11 mares sold for $20,000 or more to a top of $43,000. The geldings have increased in value from $5,600 in 2013 to $6,000 in 2014 and $6,600 last year. In the previous year 13 geldings sold for $10,000 or over
to a top of $15,000. Stallions have always been in small supply with offerings over the last six years from one to eighteen. Last year five stallions sold to a top of $20,000 to average $14,000. Younger horses sell well at Dalby and last year 48 geldings from two to four years sold from $2,500 to $12,000 to average $5,844. The Twilight Sale, on Saturday night last year, was a new and successful venture, so this will be taking place again this year, with approximately 50 high quality entries. GDL Stud Manager Harvey Weyman - Jones said there would be a few less entries this year, but quality would be up. “We are pleased that the local committee have approved most of our recommendations this year, after first proposing them three years ago,” he said. “We are totally focussed on improving the sale and to exclude 'outside' horses from the weekend, will be a great benefit to all sellers and buyers." The Dalby Australian Stock Horse Sale is one from December 2-4 at the Dalby Showgrounds.
DARLING DOWNS BRANCH OF THE AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE SOCIETY
DALBY AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE SALE ESTABLISHED 1974
250 HORSES
42ND ANNUAL SALE WEEKEND FRIDAY 2ND TO SUNDAY 4TH DECEMBER 2016
2016 DALBY SALE INCENTIVE CAMPDRAFTS & CHALLENGE 5 Classes with $60,000 Prize Pool Restricted eligibility to Stock Horses purchased at Dalby Sale 2010 - 2015 + 2016 Catalogued Sale Horses only eligible in open incentive and challenge. For more information visit www.darlingdownsashs.com.au or via secretary@darlingdownsashs.com.au **No Outside Horses Eligible**
APPLY FOR YOUR CATALOGUE NOW $10 PER CATALOGUE + $5 FOR POSTAGE GDL Dalby (07) 4669 6955 KIRKBYS STUD DREAMS CHARITY Sold by PW Kirkby for $43,000 to The Dennien/Harrison Families. Image by Margaretta Traver
Page 30
Harvey Weyman-Jones Jenny Chard
M: 0414 941 788 M: 0421 987 501
www.gdlrural.com.au
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report
2016 Mullumbimby Show
Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s happening
proudly sponsored by Mullumbimby Rural Co-Op - Mullumbimby Chamber of Commerce - The Professionals - Garrards Horse & Hound.
MULLUMBIMBY SHOW The 2016 Mullumbimby Show will be held over the weekend of November 12th and 13th. Due to competitor requests, Novice Showhunter classes have been added to this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s program for all heights plus a Supreme Hunter Exhibit of Show. There is also Youngstock (under 2yo) classes across a large range of breeds with all winners eligible for Best Youngstock Exhibit of Show. Best Novice Exhibit of Show award for all champion novice exhibits plus Supreme Hack of Show Award will be judged prior to the ever popular Fancy Dress class. Get your creative ideas ready for this fun, anything goes class for horse and rider/handler. The Far North Coast Branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society have sponsored the Australian Stock Horse Feature ring which has handler, hack and working classes for junior and senior registered Stock Horses. Official showjumping program will be run on Saturday with unofficial showjumping on Sunday. The ever popular trotting program will again offer a RIO gig as major prize at the finals on Sunday. Heats commence on Saturday morning with entry on the day. To avoid delays on competition day please pre-enter at www.showdayonline.com Yards and camping can also be booked online. Programs and further information about all sections of the 2016 Mullumbimby Agricultural show can be found on the Facebook page and website.
PRARG'S SADDLERY MARKET PRARGS new and used saddlery market will be held on Saturday, October 29th at their club grounds, cnr. Olson & Teviot Roads, North Maclean. Clubs and individuals are invited to gather gear, riding apparel and other 'horsey' items to sell or swap in a market type atmosphere. Trade displays welcome. Vendors to be in position by 7am and to stay until 11.30am or unless sold out. The booking fee is $15 per site. Only one vehicle per site on grounds - sorry, only photographs of horses for sale. As per lease agreement with Logan City Council, this event is classed as a fundraiser - all dogs must be on a leash. Enquiries - Lorraine 0408 715 758 A/H/or Chris - 0456 597 967 or prarginc81@bigpond.com
Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th November 2016 Full Breed, Hack and Hunter ring on Saturday. Trotting & Showjumping Saturday and Sunday. All champions receive bag of feed from Ridley Agriproducts / Mullumbimby Rural Co-Op.
To avoid delays on the day pre-entries can be made at
www.showdayonline.com
program also available on our website
www.mullumbimbyshow.or g.au
All enquiries secretary@mullumbimbyshow.org.au
PRARG'S NEW & USED SADDLERY MARKET
BANGALOW SHOW The Bangalow Show is on November 18th & 19th. There will be a full ring program for all breeds of horses including a 'Supreme Led Exhibit', 'Supreme Champion Hack of the Show' and 'Supreme Champion Hunter Hack of the Show'. This year classes for Paints and Baroque horses have been included into the program and the Australian Stock Horse Feature breed will have extra prizes, classes and a supreme led ASH exhibit. There is a Full Ring Program including 'Three Ring Circus' for the ponies, Galloways and Hacks. Extra Ring events - Belt Buckle & Boot Cup, Musical Chairs, Stockman Ironman Event, Barrel Races etc. For further info Show Secretary Karen Ryan 6687 1033 or Chief Ring Steward Sharon O'Meara 6687 1819 email - bangalowshow@bigpond.com
SATURDAY - 29th October Cnr. Olson & Teviot Roads, North Maclean BOOKING FEE - $15 PER SITE
Enquiries - Lorraine 0408 715 758 A/H/or Chris - 0456 597 967 or prarginc81@bigpond.com
Bangalow Show 18th & 19th November
Friday Saturday
- Breed Classes, now including Paints & Baroques - Feature Breed - Australian Stock Horse Danny Thomas Stock Horse Challenge including a Junior event, Show Jumping & Campdraft - 'Three Ring Circus' hack show, Show Jumping - Open Campdraft Show Secretary Karen Ryan 02 6687 1033 (show office) 02 6687 1393 (work) Chief Ring Steward Sharon O'Meara 02 6687 1819 Email - bangalowshow@bigpond.com.au
www.bangalowshow.com.au Bangalow Show Society
Camping available - contact caretaker 02 6687 1035
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 31
The Horse Report
TOCAL
Tocal Looney Tunes
Photo: Shannon Ellem
APPROVED
AUSTRALIAN STOCK HORSE SALE
Tocal Kiss Me Chic
Photo: Stephen Mowbray
Sunday 6 November 2016
Parade: 10am Sale: 1pm by Binnia Impressive Destiny, PLUS PProgeny Bykool Mirror Image and Tocal Sires Peelvale Maestro and Boree Below Zero
For more information call: Warwick: 0488 201 456
Tocal College sale horses can be ridden and inspected from the the 1st of November, 2016. Videos, pictures and catalogue of sale horses can be viewed on the Tocal College website before the sale at www.tocal.nsw.edu.au
Tocal Kascade leads the parade
Tocal Jinx
Photo: Stephanie Donohoe
Bowe & Lidbury Pty Ltd
Photo: Melissa Atwell
Page 32
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report
18TH ANNUAL
BIG OCTOBER RIDE Saturday 22 & Sunday 23 October, 2016 Enquiries: Chris 0402 104 865 or Julie 0410 655 694 www.dayborotrailriders.com.au
All rides start and finish at Dayboro Showgrounds, Mt Mee Road, Dayboro. $30 visitors $15 TRA Members Includes rides both days Free camping, insurance and morning tea Licensed bar Friday and Saturday nights
Take-away meals Friday & Saturday nights No breakfast catering but a coffee van will be on site over the weekend and will be selling muffins, cakes and pancakes which can be purchased at breaky. Saturday lunch available on ride but must pre-order on nomination form or morning of ride.
Be part of the parade in the main street.
Saturday
1 x 6 hour ride Leave at 8.30am sharp
Sunday
1 x 2½ hour ride Leave at 9am sharp Strictly no stallions, rigs or dogs. All fees based on insurance obligations. Power, hot showers 50 plus yards or bring your own electric fence. Registrations taken on-line or from 5pm Friday till 8am Saturday.
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 33
The Horse Report
NIMBIN SHOW 2016
Photos by Paula Anthony
Astbury Aristocat exhibited by Tyler Harris
Winner of the Novice Hack Icy Couture and Brittany Crosthwaite
Champion Adult Rider Amie Want
Champion led Derivative gelding Hunting Shire the Scout exhibited by Adam Oliver
Champion Hack - Balmain exhibited by Phil Bobic
Valentino owned by Cherie Jenings and ridden by Patrick Everingham reserve Champion Hunter Hack
Champion Junior rider Ivy Pointen Wales
Champion Led Saddlepony - Hollydale Loretta
Hannah Barker working out to place in the adult rider
Supreme led exhibit Glen Lee Rivoli Lipstick shown by Sophie Coe
King William exhibited by Kristy Hill
Page 34
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report
SHQ HORSE OF THE YEAR 2016
"Karanga Myriah" in Preliminary Show Hunter Pony Ne 12.2hh Owned by Vanessa Ellaby
Photos by Danni Milligan
"Miss Universe" in Large Show Pony over 12.2hh Ne 14hh Owned by Janice Elliott
"Equest Liberate" Winning Large Show Hunter Hack over 16hh Owned by Paul Austin
"EBL Romeo" Ridden and Owned by Kate Irwin
"Royal Oak Foreign Affairs" in Small Show Hack Over 15hh NE 16hh Owned by Emma Barkla
"Barn Hill Piccalo" Ridden by Isabella Andersen
"Dicavalli Royal Rory" Winning Small Show Hunter Hack over 15hh Ne 16hh Ridden by Paul Austin
"Coxley Silence" in Large Shnow Hack over 16hh Owned by Kirsty Mason
"DP Secret" Winning the Leading Rein Show Hunter Pony NE 12hh www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 35
The Horse Report
THE QLD STATE RIDING PONY CHAMPIONSHIPS
SUPREME CHAMPION LED HUNTER YOUNGSTOCK Cedar Lakes Jack in the Box
SUPREME CHAMPION LED SENIOR SHOW PONY EXHIBIT Miss Universe
CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW PONY N.E. 12.2HH Whitmere Royal Consort exhibited by the Teys Family
SUPREME RIDDEN SHOW HUNTER PONY Farleigh Hollyhocky & Bianca Van Kampen
SUPREME RIDDEN CHILDS PONY Bamborough Mickey J
SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN SHOW HACK / HUNTER HACK Tremayne Royal Opera exhbited by Charlee Anthony
Mackenzie Thompson winner of the rider 8-10yrs
Rossettes and Garlands for the show
Email: Jazna@picmypony.com
RESERVE CHAMPION RIDDEN NEWCOMER PONY Tremayne True Moment exhibited by Charlee Anthony
Because you care... ! e r e weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be th
T erranora L akes E questrian Club
TWIGHLIGHT
DRESSAGE DAY Sunday November 27
Beric & Sue Lees
at Bilambil Sports Grounds, Bilambil Rd, Bilambil
Toowoomba & Ipswich
Prep to Elementary Beginner - Junior - Senior Open Junior - Senior - Masters Champions in each level Enquiries Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com Page 36
ATIONS - FUNERALS - MEMORIALS CREM
PETS R.I.P
www.petsrip.com.au email: info@petsrip.com.au A proud Queensland owned & operated family business.
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
2014
6156168aa
1300 233 007 or 1800 PETS RIP
The Horse Report
Australian Homestead and Horse Resort
6
4
10
3
2
Set on a 16 ha (40acre) parcel of rural coastal land on the Mid North Coast of NSW, 'dunggaru' is an incredible property offering enormous potential for the Sea and Tree Changer. Inspired by Australian Colonial architecture with verandas all round, the three bedroom home, adjoining two bedroom guest cottage and carport promise an idyllic country lifestyle. The home reveals a gourmet kitchen with butler's pantry as well as an open plan lounge dining area enhanced by polished concrete floors and rosewood doors and windows. Additional features include back packer or staff accommodation, a heated swimming pool and summer house, stabling and yards for horses, a dressage arena and garaging facilities. Pacific Highway upgrades are continuing, offering easy access to Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour shopping and airports. Affording an income opportunity 'dunggaru' operates as a pet friendly Bed and Breakfast as well as hosting horse events.
Barraganyatti, Mid North Coast, NSW 2441- $1,650,000 * Idyllic rural life close to the ocean with income opportunity * Wonderfully spacious layout with open plan living * Warm and inviting lounge enhanced by combustion fireplace * Sleek gourmet kitchen and butler's pantry, quality stainless steel appliances * Sparkling heated swimming pool and sun drenched beach style summer house * Separate 2 bedroom guest cottage * 4 Bay Machinery Shed, 3 Bay tandem garage and Carpentry Workshop * Multiple dams, horse stables, professional arena and exercise yards * 90,000 litre in ground watertank, raised vegetable garden beds and shed, established gardens * Privately located at the end of a cul-de-sac and adjoining a national park * 20 minute drive to beaches at South West Rocks and Scotts Head
McGrath
Martin Wells - Principal McGrath Estate Agents Coffs Harbour | Sawtell Phone: 0418 611 790 Email: martinwells@mcgrath.com.au
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 37
The Horse Report
Bootcamp offers an insight into Cowboy Dressage From page 25
him. The self carriage and lightness were impressive to say the least. I was also able to study Lesley as she taught her regular students, and we had many conversations about methods while I was there. I have added a heap to my toolbox which will be shared with my students!
Did the participants find your approach different to what they have been taught (and did they have a chuckle at your accent)? They told me that they really loved the way I deliver content, giving not only a solution to an issue but the reason why we are doing that particular thing at that particular time. My accent had them giggling a few times, but luckily by the end of the day I had learnt to round off my pronunciation of the letter R, that way when I said 'its beer o'clock' they understood, as the first time I said it I was asked what ‘bee o'clock’ was! Tanja was also fortunate enough to visit and stay at Blue Fountain Farm in California owned by renown equestrian competitor and trainer Lesley Deutsch for a few days and a Cowboy Dressage bootcamp as part of the trip. What was some of the key things which you drew from your time at Blue Fountain Farm which you can teach to your Australian 'students'? I think the biggest thing I am bringing home is that what we are doing is universal - I rode dressage horses, a reining horse, cow working horses, roping horses - and all of them I was able to ride well within a matter of minutes, and that was a pretty cool. I was also able to ride Lesley's personal horse
Tanja Kraus works on developing skills at the Cowboy Dressage bootcamp at Blue Fountain Farm in California.
Prado, and he was so highly trained and sensitive, any unintentional shift of weight would have him doing something. His lateral work was absolutely to die for. As an unexpected treat Lesley organised a visit to Eitan and Debbie Beth - Halachmy (the creators of Cowboy Dressage) and when we arrived Eitan was riding his horse 'Cheyenne Gold', to my surprise he offered me to ride
What were some of the points which you learned from the cowboy dressage bootcamp? The judges bootcamp was a whole lot of work, and a whole lot of fun packed into three days. Judging causes you to pay close attention to detail, to what is happening within each manoeuvre, and then picking a score that is fair for what you have just seen. I have judged dressage before, so I was comfortable with the timing of the tests, and working with a scribe, I really enjoyed that in Cowboy Dressage we are looking to be constructive and encouraging in the remarks and the focus is the partnership between the horse and rider. The biggest tip I can offer to riders - don't allow a mistake in one manoeuvre to ruin your entire test, learn how to move on from it. Finally, do you think there could be a possibility of taking a group of eager equestrians over the States to experience the shows as you have? I would love to! The Cowboy Dressage Worlds truly is like a big family reunion. Tons of fun, lots of horses and educational days - it doesn't get much better than that.
TRADES & SERVICES LINE LISTINGS Horse Report Line Listings Ph. 0755909721($44 for 6 months or $77 for 12 months) Horse Transport www.manuelequinetransport.com.au Ph 0408 537 904 The Horse Report .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ph 07 5590 9721 Neds Bed . . Horse & Dog O’Tel . . . .Clybucca . . . . . Ph 02 65650085
the
The Saddlefitter - Kathryn Sullivan - Butt . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ph 0413 371 802 Country Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ph 07 5596 4387 Aitkins Saddlery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ph 07 3209 7506
Horse report WEB SITE DIRECTORY
($44 for 6 months or $77 for 12 months) or receive a free listing with display adverts booked for 12 months Animal Itch & Skin Remedies - www.animalitch.com.au Country Scene Saddlery - www.countryscenesaddlery.net Country Park Animal Herbs...www.countrypark.com.au DeMeulenkamp (QLD) Itch Rugs..www.premiumequine.com.au EFA Queensland... www.qld.equestrian.org.au Embroidered saddlecloths - www.clubcoloursdirect.com.au Eq Land Developments .....www.equestrianlanddevelopments.com Equine on the web ... www.equineontheweb.com Equilibrium Mineral Mix... www.equiaustralia.com.au Equestrian On line ... www.equestrianonline.com.au Feed XL... www.FeedXL.com Fordsdale Farm Stay ……. www.fordsdalefarmstay.com Gallagher Electric fencing ... www.gallagher.com.au Gold Coast Horse.... www.goldcoasthorse.com.au Greystone Manure Vacuums ... www.greystonevacuums.com Hasdun Horse Supplies … www.hasdun.com.au Have Horse … Will Travel www.havehorsewilltravel.com.au Healing for Horses ...www.healingforhorses.com.au Horse Transport … www.manuelequinetransport.com.au Horse Transport … www.goldcoasthorsetransport.com.au Horse Floats … www.mcneilltrailers.com Horseland..... www.horseland.com.au Page 38
Ken Faulkner... www.australiannaturalhorsemanship.com Kentucky Equine Research...www.ker.com Kulavale Equestrian... www.jennykunde.com Lisa McCann Herbs ....... www.lisamccannherbs.com.au Mitavite ... www.mitavite.com.au Magic Breed Foaling Alarm...www.magicbreed.com.au Nathan Trailers at Nerang... www.nathantrailers.com National Equestrian Wholesalers .... www.natequest.com.au Natural Hoof care ..... www.hoofworksaustralia.com Natural equipment ...www.naturalequipment.com.au Neds Bed Horse & Dog O’Tel..... www.nedsbed.com.au New England Girls School . www.negs.nsw.edu.au Norco..... www.norcorural.com.au Omega Feeds .....www.omegafeeds.com.au Pharmachem ... www.pharmachem.com.au Redlands Vet Clinic ... www.redlandsvetclinic.com.au Replay Classifieds... www.replayclassifieds.com.au Riding for the Disabled............ www.sunshinecoastrda.com Stance Equine Feeds.......... www.stanceglobal.com StockGuard Electric Fencing.....www.stockguard.com.au Southwood Saddlery... www.southwoodsaddlery.com.au The Horse Report ... www.thehorsereport.com
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
TRADES & SERVICES GIFTS
ITCH REMEDY
NATURAL ITCH REMEDY P h K a t e l i n 0431 277 467
RHONDAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S REFITS
GIFTS
TM
Qld itch, bacterial and fungal problems.
GREAT GIFTS Montana Jewellery & Statues www.rhondasrefits.com Aussie books from www.outbackbooks.info Blue Dog - Brigalow - Akubra Outback - Pocket Knives - Ariat Ph/Fax 07 46 3 789 33
Shampoo & ointment. Flat rate postage australia wide
100 Taylor Street, Toowoomba. 4350
BUILDING & RENOVATIONS
THE STABLE GUY
Qualified Carpenter - Northern Rivers - Gold Coast areas
* Stables * Sheds * Renovations * Maintenance
Email: closeandmoller@bigpond.com PRODUCE/STOCKFEED
TRAIL RIDING
MUDGEERABA HORSE TRAIL CLUB www.horsetrailclub.com.au
Ph 07 5520 6662 Fax 07 5522 6092 Mob 0400 712 759
Bring your horse on a ride for only $20, or become a member. phone 0498 682 018 or find us on Facebook.
Justin Wain Unit 1/9 Kortum Dr West Burleigh 4219 Email: burleighpetandstockfeed@gmail.com
Ph Tim 0432 381 771
Email: thestableguy@hotmail.com ACUPUNCTURE
ADVERTISING
VET
ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE NOW
$250 for 12 months
Ph 07 55909721
Tamara Shead
Cert.dip. Canine and Equine Therapeutic Acupuncture * Acupuncture therapy * Acupressure * Moxibuston * Reiki * Gua Sha * Herbal Medicine
0434 814 076 - tam@ridestrong.com.au www.ridestrong.com.au f/ridestrong.com.au
AGISTMENT
Horse Clipping Heather Crack
BE SEEN BE SAFE HORSE RUGS MAKES YOUR HORSE GLOW IN THE DARK
0429 372 383
www.lovemyhorse.com.au HORSE TRANSPORT * A I R BAG S U S P E N S I O N * ANGLE LOAD * Q UA L I T Y OV E R N I G H T S TA B L I N G
HORSE CLIPPING Julie 0402 714 802
Ph 5546 3276 - 0408 193 131
LOVE MY HORSE
Ph: 02 6672 3898 E: admin@baldwinequinevet.com.au AGISTMENT/HORSE CLIPPING
HORSE CLIPPING
RUGS
DR GREG BALDWIN BSc BVSc MPh DR GEORGINA JOHNSTON BVetMed
Full Body Clipping Trimming Mane & Tail Pulling Plaiting Show Preparation Presentation Advice Agistment
PRODUCE/STOCKFEED 8am-5pm Mon-Fri 8am-12noon Sat
williams WILLIAMS GROUP AUSTRALIA
PTY LTD
SADDLEFITTER Town & Country Supplies
One Step Ahead Farm & Animal Supplies FREE Local Feed Deliveries Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Hay/Chaff, Grain & Produce, Petfood, Fertilizer, Saddlery, General Fencing & Electric Fencing, Irrigation (Davey Master Dealer), Rover & Cub Cadet Mowers, Stihl Outdoor Power Equipment, Honda Outdoor Power Equipment, Generators, Push Mowers
178 Tweed Valley Way, Murwillumbah 2484 Ph: (02) 6672 1313 Fax: (02) 6672 6808 www.jhwilliams.com.au brent.saddler@jhwilliams.com.au
HORSE TRANSPORT
* C R E D I T C A R D A N D E F T P O S FAC I L I T Y * FA M I LY O W N E D B U S I N E S S * SAFE AND RELIABLE SERVICE
Tel: 0413 371 802 RIDING INSTRUCTOR
RIDING INSTRUCTOR Paula Anthony PCANSW Level 2
Personal, friendly service. Competitive prices. Servicing local & intrastate. Servicing the Gold Coast, Mid North Coast, Northern Rivers and regularly to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne
Contact:- Greg 0448 233 009
Dressage Show Horse Pony Club Rider Class Clinics Show Prep
Ph 0413 733 294
Gold Coast -Tweed -Murwillumbah
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 39
BUSINESS CARD LISTINGS
Kev’s Quality Hay & Chaff Weekly Deliveries from Gatton - Pottsville
Ph Andrew 0422 824 923 Free Delivery - conditions apply
Rose’s Deals on Wheels Protect your best friend. Have your float checked annually by fully qualified tradesmen. Horse Float restorations and Repairs Annual float servicing = Rust & Structural repairs New floors & tailgates = New rubber = Paint Float spares = Rego inspections Brakes, wheel bearings, Electrical, suspensions New tyres = New Lite Haul horse floats
607 Summerland Way, Grafton NSW Ph: (02) 6643 1972 Mob: 0427 431 973 MVRL10015 Colin Jeffery Rose www.rosesdealsonwheels.com
LISA McCANN HERBS 1KG ITCH BLEND $40.00 - 1KG SUMMER EQUINE BLEND $22.00
Personal, friendly service. Competitive prices. Servicing local & interstate. www.lisamcannherbs.com.au - Ph: 07 5447 7644
Contact:- Greg 0448 233 009 www.goldcoasthorsetransport.com.au Purnell Equine Farrier & Nutrition Ella Purnell - servicing Northern Rivers NSW Striving for happy healthy sound horses
Qualified Animal Naturopath Your one-stop shop for all things natural for animals www.greenpet.com.au Tel:07 5449 1453 - Email: info@greenpet.com.au
Pet Acupuncture
* Paradise nutrients distributer * Barefoot trimming * Sole packing * Discount Bandages Ph 0488 753 164 - Email: gunnawannabe@gmail.com www.paradisenutrients.com.au/gunnawannabe * A I R BAG S U S P E N S I O N * ANGLE LOAD * Q UA L I T Y OV E R N I G H T S TA B L I N G
* * *
C R E D I T C A R D A N D E F T P O S FAC I L I T Y FA M I LY O W N E D B U S I N E S S SAFE AND RELIABLE SERVICE
Gold Coast "specialising in increasing performance through acupuncture".
Karen Shield Ph: 0412 774 129 BSci,BPsySci,(Hons) Cert 4 ExPhysiology Dip Equine & Canine Acupuncture Therapies
www.petacupuncturegoldcoast.com.au
BUSINESS CARD LISTING $34 per month
(when booked for 12 months) one off advert $100 per issue Ph Paula 07 5590 9721 - 0413 733 294 *** Now reaching over 50,000 readers ***
Servicing the Gold Coast, Mid North Coast, Northern Rivers and regularly to Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne
my horse SUPPLIES DIRECT
Phone: 1300 MYHORSE
Email: customerservice@myhorsesuppliesdirect.com.au
www.horsesuppliesdirect.com.au Page 40 www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
BUSINESS CARD LISTINGS Ph 07 5520 6662 Fax 07 5522 6092 Mob 0400 712 759 DR GREG BALDWIN BSc BVSc MPhil DR GEORGINA JOHNSTON BVetMed Justin Wain Unit 1/9 Kortum Dr West Burleigh 4219 Email: burleighpetandstockfeed@gmail.com
Ph: 02 6672 3898 E: admin@baldwinequinevet.com.au P: PO BOX 355 MURWILLUMBAH 2484 8am-5pm Mon-Fri 8am-12noon Sat
williams WILLIAMS GROUP AUSTRALIA
PTY LTD
Town & Country Supplies
One Step Ahead Farm & Animal Supplies FREE Local Feed Deliveries Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Mel Waller
Hay/Chaff, Grain & Produce, Petfood, Fertilizer, Saddlery, General Fencing & Electric Fencing, Irrigation (Davey Master Dealer), Rover & Cub Cadet Mowers, Stihl Outdoor Power Equipment, Honda Outdoor Power Equipment, Generators, Push Mowers
Ph 0417 711 445 Email mel.waller@countysaddlery.com www.countysaddlery.com
178 Tweed Valley Way, Murwillumbah 2484 Ph: (02) 6672 1313 Fax: (02) 6672 6808 www.jhwilliams.com.au brent.saddler@jhwilliams.com.au
Treat΅ΣΖΒΥ͑ΊΠΦΣ͑ Your Equine Friend! ͶΦΚΟΖ͑ͷΣΚΖΟΕ͒͑
If you are passionate about Quarter Horses and enjoy leisure riding, competing, breeding or training, let us support your equine dreams.
www.aqha.com.au Ph 02 6762 6444 E qhorse@aqha.com.au
Handmade horse treats made from the finest quality ingredients. Yummy!
Mob: 0428 645 432 Visit us on: www.supaliciousequinetreats.com.au Email: supalicious.products@gmail.com
Keep cattle ticks out of NSW
Tamara Shead Cert.dip. Canine and Equine Therapeutic Acupuncture * Acupuncture therapy * Acupressure * Moxibuston * Reiki * Gua Sha * Herbal Medicine
0434 814 076 - tam@ridestrong.com.au www.ridestrong.com.au f/ridestrong.com.au
Horses and other grazing livestock/animals leaving tick-infested coastal Queensland MUST UNDERGO inspection and treatment at the Qld tick line or NSW border east of Killarney Contact: * NSW DPI at Kirra Ph 07 55364714 fax 07 55361290 * Queensland DPI call centre 07 3404 6999 * Qld DPI at Aratula 07 5463 8368 or 0427 133 388 or * Heildon 132 523
΅ΣΖΒΥ͑ΊΠΦΣ͑
Cattle Cattle ticks ticks ar e a notifia notifia b le disease in NSW
ͶΦΚΟΖ͑ͷΣΚΖΟΕ͒͑
Royal Quality, made to order Browbands and accessories.
Holly Stewart Ph 0410 320 205
SHOWRING CLASSIFIEDS Contact: Suzie Bloxsidge-Kennedy Ph: 0400 558 218 Email - info@showringclassifieds.com.au
www.showringclassifieds.com.au
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 41
The Horse Report
Contact: Suzie Bloxsidge-Kennedy Email - info@showringclassifieds.com.au Ph: 0400 558 218 www.showringclassifieds.com.au
Immortal Image Price: $18,500. 16.2 hh Chestnut Gelding Reg: SHC | EA | ANSA | Thoroughbred This stunning chestnut gelding is half-brother to the highly successful multi Royal winning hack, Mikimoto. Oscar is sadly offered for sale due to his young rider travelling overseas next year. He is a pleasure to own and handle and has been professionally trained by GC Equestrian. Oscar has enjoyed a very successful start to his showing career and his list of performances with his 16/17 year old rider and others include: - 2015 EQ Newcomer Champion Large Hack - 2015 Nth Qld Hack Chps, Champion Child's Hack (GNQ) - 2015 SHCQ HOTY, Top 10 Large Hack, Champion Senior Rider (GNQ) - 2016 Grand Nationals, carried 2 riders to Top 10 - 2016 Toowoomba Royal, 1st Ladies Novice Hack, Champion Senior Rider - 2016 EQ Anzac Day Show, Supreme Child's Horse of the Show - 2016 Interschool QLD State Chps, Champion Secondary Show horse - 2016 QLD Country Hack Chps, Champion Senior Rider (GNQ) Oscar is consistently borrowed as a Rider Class horse and he has already qualified 3 separate riders for Grand Nationals 2017.
LA Debonaire Price: $15,500. 15.1 7/8 hh Reg: SHC | ANSA | Thoroughbred Bay Gelding Andy is a quality young show hunter hack with maturity and education well beyond his years. In his short but successful career, Andy has never put a foot wrong and would be an exceptional mount for an up and coming competent junior, lady rider or someone wanting to enjoy the show ring and the success that comes with a genuine and no fuss horse. Andy is consistent, easy to handle and requires no long work downs. He has lovely movement and would be a fantastic rider class horse or inter school horse and would also excel in the dressage arena. Andy has been to Royal and Ag shows with no issue and is fine with harness, side shows, cows etc. Loves his food, easy to prepare, clip, shoe and travel. He is 5 years old, 15.1 7/8 hh and registered SHC, TB and ANSA. Full of personality, and a genuinely kind and nice natured horse, this is a sad sale of a horse that has a huge future ahead of him. Well educated and produces reliable polished workouts, Andy would be an asset to any show team. Genuine and serious enquiries only. Contact: Abbey Lovell Mob: 0411 794 124 Email: abbey.lovell90@gmail.com
Contact: Kylie Senter Mob: 0403 160 709 Email: ksenter06@gmail.com
Alpine Park Oceans Price: $ POA - Price Reduction Height: 14.3 ž hh Registered/Breeds: RP | SHC | EV Brown Gelding Sire: Willowcroft Regal Tribute Dam: Vibrant Waters
R
SILENCE
Price: $ 15,000. 16.2 hh Reg. Thoroughbred | ANSA | SHC | EFA Black/Brown Gelding
Current runner up large galloway at the Show Horse and Rider Nationals for the past 2 years and Qualified for the open large galloway and child's galloway for the 2016 Grand Nationals. Ivaarne's impeccable record speaks for its self with royal show champions, numerous HOTY and now 2 x child's Galloway of the year.
Harley finished racing completely sound His results so far speak for themselves, entered for Brisbane royal this year he is also well and truly qualified for Sydney & Canberra Royals next year as well as being qualified for the Qld state finals of the OTT series so with the hard work all done you can just concentrate on becoming a amazing team together without the stress of having to qualify him as well.
Ivaarne is a pleasure to own with a loving personality, extravagant movement that always catches attention wherever he goes. He has been prepped and produced by a 16 year old making this a very hard decision.
His also proven to be a beautiful child rider class mount giving a smooth uncomplicated ride. At only 5yo he has his whole future ahead of him and is now ready to continue on his way with a new owner.
Genuine inquiries only as this is a very hard sale of a loved family member due to no fault of his own. Inspection will not disappoint as he is an amazing ride! Only offered to a knowledgeable home and experienced rider.
Located at Toowoomba QLD (5min from airport with direct flights from Sydney Melbourne and Cairns)
Contact: Tara Kirk Ph: 0418 861 511 Email: tara.kirk@hotmail.com
Video Footage Link - https://youtu.be/5BOb-szGpKQ Contact: Kirsty Ph: 0410 894 349
www.showringclassifieds.com.au Page 42
www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
The Horse Report
Contact: Suzie Bloxsidge-Kennedy Email - info@showringclassifieds.com.au Ph: 0400 558 218 www.showringclassifieds.com.au Bamborough Chanel
Bordershow Moonlight
It's with a heavy heart that I offer Daisy for sale to the very best of homes only. Daisy has the most adorable temperament with 3 lovely paces. She is totally uncomplicated and easy to take anywhere or do anything with. Daisy has achieved Multi Supremes throughout her led career and I'm sure she will continue this under saddle also. At her first show QCHC under saddle Daisy went RU Large Pony and Top Ten in the Large Open Pony. Cedar Grove Hack Show (2nd show) 1st & Champ Open Pony then taking out supreme of the show. Daisy is a genuine pony who will love and look after her new little rider. Only for sale as I don't have a child rider. Loves going to the beach and jumping in the paddock. Please only genuine enquiries as Daisy will only go to an approved home where she can continue to flourish. Entered for EA & SHCQ HOTY's.
Price: $ POA Height: 12.2 hh Registered/Breeds: APSB, ASPA, Riding Pony, Welsh B, SHC, Palomino (Dilutes) Palomino Mare Sire: Laithehill Mozart (IMP) Dam: Radnor Magnolia Genuine Childs Pony with Stunning Looks and a temperament to match. Pippa is a saint and looks after her little jockey on the ground and in the saddle no work down required straight from stable to ring this gorgeous pony is only for sale as my daughter prefers a more forward moving pony and we have 2 ponies in the same height class. Pippa does it all from showing to dressage jumping and games, trail riding & beach swimming. Always handled by my 6 year old daughter Countless wins in hand and under saddle some major wins included; 2016 Lismore SHC Hack Champs - Runner Up Ammeter Small Hunter Pony, Top 5 Small Open Hunter Pony, Top 10 Childs small Hunter Pony 2nd Riding Pony Hunter Type 2015 Toowoomba Royal - Reserve Champion Open Hunter Pony Sydney Royal- 1st Place Working Hunter Pony Grand Nationals SHC - Finalist in both Open & Childs Pony Lismore SHC Hack Champs - Runner Up Childs Small Hunter Ponyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Runner Up First Ridden Hunter Pony
Contact: Julie Mob: 0402 714 802 Email: julie-pearson@bigpond.com
Genuine enquiries only please Show Home Preferred Contact: Lynda Blanch Ph: 0408 411 191
Price: $ POA Height: 13.hh Registered/Breeds: SHC EA RP PW SP Chestnut Mare Sire: Rathowen Paragon Dam: Bamborough Country Charm
Quality Hack Price: $ 22,000. Neg 15.3 hh Reg. ANSA | EA | TB | SHC Grey Gelding YOB: 2006 Sire: Forest Glow Dam: Desert Dancer Paddy is offered for sale to the best of show homes. He would be an absolute asset to any show, dressage home or anyone wanting a wonderful interschool mount. Paddy has a mile of performances under his belt too many to list. Paddy has been shown by my teenage daughter for the last 2 ½ years taking her to win many champions and rider classes. He has a very soft snaffle mouth and 3 rhythmic paces making him a very comfortable and easy rider class mount, taking his mount earlier this year to Grand National qualify. Paddy loves to jump and is confidentially jumping 80cms with ability to go higher not fussed by big shows or side shows, easy to prepare and takes little to no work down in full work and show condition comes with DQ double bridle , work bridle, 2 false tails and show rug set. Contact: Allyson Harris Ph: 0439655403 or 0418269242
Kelladee Park Classic Price: $ 7,000. Height: 12. 2hh Registered/Breeds: RPSBS, EA, SHC Black Gelding Lewis is officially measured 12.2hh and rising 5yrs. He is by our resident sire Rosedale Eton out of Kelladeepark Dark Selections. Lewis is currently competing in his newcomer year he is Reg RP,SHC & EA he qualified easily with some recent results including: - EA intermediate small pony OTY - Top 5 EA Newcomer - Res champ open small pony winter gala - Res champ open small pony riverside hack show - Res champ open small pony Gosnells - Top 5 SHC foundation small pony OTY Having only competed at handful of shows we feel Lewis is best suited to a knowledgeable show home. He also loves to jump. Any more info please contact Kellie on the below details. Contact: Kellie Patterson Ph: 08 9531 4003 Mob: 0407 442 825 Email: kelladeepark@bigpond.com
www.showringclassifieds.com.au www.thehorsereport.com www.thehorsereport.com - Ph 07 55909721 - mob 0413 733 294 - Email: cobakibob@bigpond.com
Page 43
SHIELD POUR-ON FLY REPELLENT
The only POUR-ON ï¬&#x201A;y repellent for horses available SAME PROVEN FORMULA LASTS 7 TIMES LONGER THAN SPRAYS
Quick & Easy to apply Cheaper per application than spray & wipes 250mL treats 1875 kilos of body weight (approx 6 horses) 1 Litre treats 7500 kilos of body weight (approx 24 horses)
AVAILABLE IN
250mL and 1 Litre packs
6/70 Fison Ave West, Eagle Farm QLD 4009
www.pharmachem.com.au