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Australian team wins 2022 Oceania Championships By EQUESTRIAN AUSTRALIA The Australian Senior Green Team have ridden to victory at the 2022 Oceania Championships, hosted by Zeep Melbourne International 3 Day Event. The competition culminated with the showjumping phase, seeing the Australian Green Team maintain their lead to win the overall Senior Championships on a score of 107.3. The Australian Senior Gold Team finished second on 111.9, followed by New Zealand with 125.6. Australian Green Team members, Shane Rose on Easy Turn and Jessica Rae on Fifth Avenue, both jumped clear rounds in the final phase. Lauren Browne, riding Sky's da Limit, knocked one rail, while Sam Jeffree and Woodmount Lolita decided not to start in the showjumping following yesterday's cross-country effort. Shenae Lowings and Bold Venture, members of the Australian Senior Gold Team, won the overall Pryde's Easifeed CCI4*-L competition, marking the biggest win of the combination's career to date. The pair finished with a score of 25.3, adding no jumping penalties to their dressage score for the duration of the event, and just 0.4 time in the showjumping. When asked how the win felt, Shenae said the moment seemed surreal and now her focus is now firmly on selection for the upcoming FEI World Championships, set to take place in Italy later this year. “I am extremely excited, I feel like there is still so much hard work to come and that this was the easy bit,” Shenae said. “I have got my World Championship qualification and I am just really looking forward to what the future holds and what we have planned over the next few months.” Following a very influential showjumping
The Australian Senior Green Team have won the 2022 Oceania Championships.
phase, the Australian Young Rider Team finished in second place on 157.5 points, behind Team New Zealand on 139.0, in the Oceania Championship competition. Australia started the showjumping phase with a team of three after Edward Darby and Dawn of the Day elected not to present to the Ground Jury this morning. The David Sheppard designed track proved tough in the Furphy Media CCI3*-L, with some unexpected difficulties for the Australian Young Rider Team. The highest placed Australian Young Rider was Riley Lyall, riding his off the track Thoroughbred GI War Machine, finishing in 10th position. Australian Young Rider Team Chef d'Equipe, Andrew Barnett, said all members of the Team represented Australia admirably and that the future of Australian Eventing is bright. “It has been a fantastic experience for all of them,” Andrew said. “They have all worked extremely hard, and really well as a team. We have experienced the highs and lows of being a team.
“It all got very close in the end, but it didn’t go our way. “I think the experience these guys have had is fantastic and they are going to improve on their riding and come back stronger”.
AUSTRALIAN GREEN TEAM – Score 107.3 2nd Shane Rose and Easy Turn – 29.1 6th Jess Rae and Fifth Avenue – 38.8 7th Lauren Browne and Sky's Da Limit - 39.4 Sam Jeffree and Woodmount Lolita - WD AUSTRALIAN GOLD TEAM – Score 111.9 1st Shenae Lowings and Bold Venture - 25.3 11th Sam Lyle and BF Valour – 43.0 13th Emma Mason and Warrego Marco Polo – 43.6 19th Annabel Cargill and Quaprice – 55.7 AUSTRALIAN YOUNG RIDER TEAM (CCI3*-L) Australian Green Team - Score 157.5 10th Riley Lyall and GI War Machine – 42.3 14th Oliver Barrett and Sandhills Special – 44.9 20th Georgia Tivendale and Star Allure – 71.5 Edward Darby and Dawn of the Day - WD
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Feeding for a fertile and healthy stallion By Dr NERIDA RICHARDS Come winter, breeding stallions are ramping up for the season that lies ahead. While maintenance of fertility is of utmost importance in the care of breeding stallions, they must also be kept looking their best sound, energetic and disease free. As with many aspects of horse care, a holistic approach is required to achieve these goals. MAINTAINING FERTILITY A stallion’s level of fertility is affected both by his genetics and his past and present environment. Good nutrition will never be able to make an infertile stallion fertile. However poor nutrition may limit an otherwise fertile stallion’s effectiveness in the breeding barn. To maintain maximum fertility in your stallions, a balanced diet that meets his energy, protein, vitamin and mineral requirements must be fed. Using a well-formulated concentrate feed or a quality vitamin and mineral balancer pellet or supplement, together with high quality forage, is generally all that is needed to meet requirements. Ensuring the diet is well-fortified with antioxidants is essential for maintaining maximum fertility. A study by Contri et al (2011) found that stallions supplemented with 1500 mg of vitamin E, 2.5 mg of organic selenium and 360 mg of zinc per day had improved sperm characteristics including increased average path velocity, straightness, improved membrane integrity, progressive motility and reduced numbers of sperm with abnormal morphology. The Omega 3 to Omega 6 ratio in the diet may also have some bearing on the fertility of stallions, particularly those that will be used for the collection of cooled and frozen semen for shipping. Sperm with a higher Omega 3 to 6 ratio (or more specifically a higher docosahexaenoic acid or DHA to docosapentaenoic acid, or DPA ratio) appear to handle the stress of cooling or freezing with less damage, giving them a greater capacity to fertilise an egg. High forage, low concentrate diets that contain more Omega 3 than Omega 6 give stallions the best natural chance of having sperm with more
Good nutrition helps keep your stallion at his peek. Omega 3 fatty acids. HOW DO I LOOK? Stallions need to look their best to attract the mare owner’s eye. By the time a stallion reaches breeding age nothing can be done to change overall conformation, but muscling and topline, coat shine and a fit but well-conditioned appearance can all be manipulated through nutrition. Feeding a well-balanced diet that contains high quality protein for maintaining muscle mass, oils with both Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids for coat and skin health and a full array of vitamins and minerals will keep stallions looking their best. STAYING SOUND Breeding, like most physical activities, promotes a degree of wear and tear on a stallion’s musculoskeletal system. Diet has a huge impact on the health of a stallion’s joints and bones. Trace mineral and vitamin deficiencies as well as low quality protein in the diet can contribute to joint and bone degeneration. While many stallions are supplemented with equine joint formula’s as a preventative strategy, using joint supplements can only be effective if they are fed in conjunction with a wellbalanced diet that meets requirements for protein, vitamins and minerals. The ratio of Omega 3 to Omega 6 fatty acids in the diet may also play a role in joint health, with high Omega 6 diets tending to aggravate
joint inflammation. High grain diets that are high in Omega 6 fatty acids should be avoided in preference to forage dominant diets higher in Omega 3. STAYING HEALTHY All too often good stallions are lost to colic or laminitis. While there are many causes of both these diseases, some are easily avoided through good nutrition. The risk of both colic and laminitis can be lowered by feeding a high forage, low grain diet, where an absolute minimum of 1.5% of bodyweight (1.5 kg/100 kg of bodyweight, 1.5 lb/ 100 lb bodyweight) is fed per day of forage. A preferable minimum forage intake is closer to 2% of bodyweight which will ensure a well filled and hydrated gut environment. In addition, where grains are fed, only cooked and very digestible grains should be fed to stallions to lower the risk of undigested grains entering the hindgut where they will be rapidly fermented, causing acidosis. Hindgut acidosis is known to cause both colic and laminitis. Any stallions prone to laminitis should not be fed any grain or grain/grain byproduct-based feed. Use FeedXL to steer clear of dangerous ingredients. To keep stallions healthy they should not be allowed to become sedentary and overweight or obese as this also increases the risk of insulin resistance and laminitis. Continued page 5
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Know what your stallion’s feed requirements are From page 4 And it increases joint wear and tear. The maintenance of a regular exercise program and a moderate to good body condition will keep insulin sensitivity high and the risk of insulin induced laminitis low and reduce the stress placed on their joints. Regular exercise will also help to keep stallions fit and better able to cope with a rigorous breeding schedule. HOW MUCH TO FEED How much feed a stallion needs on a daily basis to maintain the desired body condition is going to depend on the individual stallion, whether he is exercised, how much voluntary exercise he does, how many mares he covers in a season and what his maintenance energy requirement is. Some stallions are constantly on a diet while others are almost impossible to keep enough weight on. As such, the amount you feed each day depends on the stallion. For stallions that maintain their weight easily, a forage-based diet (pasture and/or hay) supplemented with a high-quality forage balancer pellet fed at less than 1 kg/day with a small amount of oil to assist with coat shine may be all he needs. For stallions that need a higher energy diet to hold their weight, well-formulated and fully fortified complete feeds or high energy ingredients mixed with your own supplement can be used to increase their energy intake. Stallions should be fed enough to maintain them at a condition score of 5 to 6 (on the Henneke 1 to 9 scale) where their ribs cannot be seen while stationary, but are easily felt with light to moderate pressure. When formulating stallion diets, it is always a good idea to maintain flexibility by having at least one component of the diet that you can increase or decrease according to the stallions energy needs on a day to day basis without messing up the balance of the diet. For example if you have a base diet that consists of 2 kg of concentrate feed that contains all of the high quality protein, vitamins and minerals, including anti-oxidants the stallion needs,
How much feed a stallion needs on a daily basis to maintain the desired body condition is going to depend on the individual stallion work load. you can then have a high energy ingredient like could exacerbate fertility and joint issues. cooked corn, barley, oats or a high energy fibre The more pasture and hay your stallion gets, like beet pulp that can be increased or reduced the better. in the diet according to how a stallion is lookUsing FeedXL to put together stallion rations ing or feeling each day. makes the process of getting all of this right. FEED WITH CARE As stallion owners are well aware, stallions are valuable animals and as such they need to be fed with utmost care. Weigh feed ingredients to ensure they are fed accurately and know how to adjust the diet safely to cater to an individual stallions needs without unbalancing the overall nutrient profile.. Make sure nutrients important for fertility, including antioxidants are fed at optimum levels and perhaps most importantly of all, don’t forget the forage. Failure to accurately feed enough forage may put your stallion at a higher risk of colic and
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Breeding your broodmare is a big decision mare not coming into season such as an unexpected pregnancy. Furthermore, not all mares are obvious when displaying signs of being in season or “oestrous behaviour”. Your veterinarian should be able to determine the stage of her cycle by an ultrasound.
There are so many things to consider when thinking of sending your mare to stud… stallion choices, reproductive options, veterinary costs and so much more. The ultimate goal is to have a healthy foal, that suits your needs or meets the markets needs, so how do you achieve this? 1. Good health and nutrition is is vital. Before starting on any breeding journey, it is important to make sure your mare is in good health she is up to date with vaccinations, has had a dental check-up and has been wormed. Remember a healthy mare is your best bet for a healthy foal. 2. In the lead up to the breeding season, assess your mare’s body weight. It is important that your mare is in good body condition for breeding. Mares who carry excess weight may have trouble cycling and falling pregnant. 3. Breeding earlier in the breeding season usually gives the best results. Some mares will benefit from being rugged, put under
Pre-planning and monitoring during pregnancy will help to ensure a healthy foal. lum or manual examination of lights, or the use of an Equilume the vagina and cervix and swabs mask to assist them to start taken from the uterus and clicycling. If planning to breed toris for culture. early in the season, speak with This allows abnormalities to be your veterinarian for the best identified at the beginning of the course of action for your mare. breeding season and addressed before the first breeding of the 4. Prior to the breeding season, mare. If you have not noticed or when your mare starts that your mare is cycling before cycling, it is recommended that the end of September, it is your mare is checked by your important that the mare has an veterinarian. This would include examination to ensure there are an ultrasound examination of not any obvious reasons for the the reproductive tract, a specu-
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The drum on calcium and phosphorus ratios By ANTOINETTE FOSTER BSc Nutrition, Equine Nutritional Therapist and Medical Herbalist ©Hi Form Australia PL 2022 Calcium and phosphorus Calcium and phosphorus are extremely important for the horse’s health and wellbeing. The horse’s bones and teeth contain approximately 99% of the calcium in the horse’s body. The horse’s health is very reliant on calcium and phosphorus. Calcium supports brain and neuromuscular function, blood clotting and the activity of enzymes. The attributes of phosphorus are as follows, the regulation of muscle contraction, integrity optimization of glucose for energy conversion. About 35% of the average bone is made up of calcium where is phosphorus is approximately 14 -17%. This ratio is roughly 2:1. Based on this ratio, I suggest that it is ideal to maintain this in the horse’s diet. What suits each individual horse? We understand that the calcium and phosphorus ratio is especially important but the amounts of each mineral in the horse’s diet is also important. Calcium and phosphorus are macro-minerals which means that horses must receive a
Life Stage/Activity Level Calcium (grams/day) Phosphorus (grams/day) Adult at maintenance 20 14 Adult in light work 30 18 Adult in moderate work 35 21 Adult in heavy work 40 29 Pregnant mare (first 6 months of gestation) 20 14 Pregnant mare (last trimester of gestation) 36 26 Lactating mare (first 40 days of lactation) 59 38 Weanling (215 kg) 39 21 Yearling (320 kg) 38 21 2-year-old (430 kg) 37 20 Table 1. Average daily values of calcium and phosphorus needed for horses at different life stages with different activity levels. (Supplied table from various sources)
number of grams per day per body weight. Whereas milligrams per kilo are called micro minerals. What you will supply your horse depends entirely on individual needs. For example, there are different requirements for pregnant and lactating mares and young growing horses. It makes sense that these horses require a higher level of these minerals. Calcium should be at least 0.6% and the phosphorus 0.4% of the total ration to ensure that the joints, muscles etc are supported for these types of horses. Mature horses require the lowest amounts
for maintenance. These types of horses are those that are in work and only require adequate levels to support physical function. Horses undergoing intense exercise require higher levels of calcium. The higher the work level, the higher the requirement for calcium, this is necessary due to bone and tissue repair but a high level is lost through sweat. By increasing the intake 1.5-2 times the maintenance requirements should support the horse efficiently.
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The risk of orthopaedic disorders From page 13 Make sure you calculate the total feed ration. The ratio of Ca and P is always important when looking at horse rations. A ratio of two parts Ca: one part P is ideal, with a range of 1:1 to 6:1 being acceptable. Because phosphorous competes with Ca for absorption in the gut, total diets that are less than 1:1 or contain more P than Ca should be avoided. If only one part of the diet has an inverted ratio, the total feed ration may be perfectly adequate. in some cases, you may have the correct ratio, but still be deficient in these minerals if there are inadequate quantities within the feed. It is rare to have excessive amounts of calcium in the feed ration however if this does occur it can interfere with absorption of some trace minerals. These can include iron, zinc and copper and can have an impact on kidney function. What can happen if the ratios are inverted? I am sure everyone has heard from time to time about the importance of feeding a correct calcium to phosphorus ratio! There is a reason for this because if the ratio is inverted and there is a calcium deficiency it can cause serious issues which include muscle trembling and neurological conditions. If your horse’s diet is deficient in calcium or there is too much phosphorus this can impair the
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calcium's absorption. overtime the skeleton will weaken and this can cause many orthopaedic diseases. One of the most common all these diseases is big head. Young horses have a higher risk with developmental orthopaedic disorders, especially those younger than the age of two. Developmental orthopaedic disease can consist of osteochondrosis lesions, physitis, angular limb deformities and even wobbler syndrome. Symptoms of these conditions include pain, stiffness, joint swelling, lameness and unevenness. other conditions associated with an inverted calcium to phosphorus ratio can be hyperparathyroidism. It is essential to ensure that your horses are fed a well-balanced diet according to its age and work requirements. By managing your horse’s diet efficiently, you will ensure that
your calcium to phosphorus ratio is correct. Most horse feed manufacturers provide sufficient calcium and phosphorus within their feeds; however, the form of minerals is also a topic of discussion. I personally prefer the use of mineral tissue salts if you are supplementing with at vitamin and mineral formula as they are more readily absorbed and used by the horse. Mineral Tissue Salts: broadening the horse owner’s view about mineral and trace element use. Understanding the unrecognised therapeutic action and the importance of effective absorption and utilization using mineral salts is important. Some salts have a much wider action and use in the human and animal body than is recognized by most veterinary and medical authorities.
Knowledge of these wider uses means that these minerals can be used more selectively in the case of a need or symptoms. Much of the known yet overlooked therapeutic information regarding common natural mineral salts... such as silica, calcium fluoride, calcium sulphate, sodium sulphate, sodium chloride, iron phosphate, calcium phosphate, potassium phosphate, potassium chloride, magnesium phosphate, and zinc sulphate, comes from discoveries made in the 1800’s by German doctors, particularly by Dr. W. H.Schuessler in 1873. He obtained his data from homoeopathic clinical trials or ‘provings’ involving thousands of human volunteers, mostly university students, who imbibed both large and small doses of a variety of triturated (finely ground) mineral salts to establish optimal therapeutic effect. He found that the above minerals in small doses, often in combination with others, have repeatable therapeutic effects beyond the standard, widely known uses of these simple mineral salts. These minerals represent the core of the so-called ‘12 Tissue Salts’, originally described and utilized by Dr. Schuessler. Of utmost importance is the form of the salt in which the mineral is delivered to the animal. Nott all calciums are the same, not all irons are the same, etc. Continued page 15
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Finding the right balance with your feed From page 14 Different salts of one mineral can have significantly different effects both in terms of absorption/ utilization of the actual mineral, and in terms of a specific therapeutic action. Let us take calcium as an example, it being the mineral needed in the largest quantities in animals. We note that calcium does not occur naturally as the metal calcium but occurs in nature as various salts. The main natural-occurring calcium salts are calcium carbonate, the most generic form, (chalk, limestone, marble, and dolomite); calcium sulphate (gypsum); calcium fluoride (fluorspar); and calcium phosphate (complexed as apatite and organic bonemeal). Calcium carbonate is the cheapest and one of the most common forms used in feeds and supplements but is poorly absorbed in many cases, compared to calcium phosphate (hydroxyapatite complex), which is well absorbed and utilized, perhaps because its animal source gives it the
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Feed % Calcium % Phosphorus Alfalfa hay (legume) 1.27 0.24 Clover hay (legume) 1.38 0.24 Barley 0.06 0.39 Cracked corn (not recommended) 0.04 0.30 Oats 0.11 0.40 Rice bran (by-product) 0.07 1.78 Wheat bran (by-product) 0.13 1.18 Calcium and phosphorus % in feeds. inherent balance most suited to animal absorption. Calcium sulphate, also is not well tolerated or absorbed as a bulk source of calcium. But, it also has therapeutic value in small-dispersed doses, particularly helpful in suppurative conditions such as chronic thick, yellow and lumpy mucus discharges, recurrent abscesses and poor healing after injury. Several laboratory prepared salts of calcium are also in wide use and some of these also show good absorption compared to calcium carbonate. Most useful of these are the chelated calcium’s,
combined to amino acids and other organic nutrients such as calcium orotate and calcium gluconate. However, these do not provide the inherent needed phosphate balance found in the organic calcium phosphate complex. Finding the right feed balance Make sure when you are looking for a supplement for your horse no matter what age, that you have read the label and the levels of calcium and phosphorus, but also the form of mineral that is being used. It is also important to remember that if you have a young growing horse you will need
to be making changes prior to maturity. Feeding hays such as alfalfa can be beneficial for young growing horses. Alfalfa contains an excellent level of calcium and the ratios of calcium to phosphorus are also excellent. Grains tend to be higher in phosphorus then calcium, so make sure that you are formulating the correct balance between the two. Aim for a diet suited to the species, one that is packed full of natural nutrients. Horses have evolved to consume a high roughage diet this means, pasture, hays some grain and possibly some oils, plus the correct added vitamins and minerals. Always contact a qualified nutritionist to assist with balancing your feed ration. Nutrition is essential for ongoing health and wellbeing, supporting skin, hoof growth, muscle, and joint health and gut microbiome. For more information email enq@hiform.com.au or phone 03 97756422
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What makes Rose-Hip Vital Equine stand out in a cluttered market? There are in fact many reasons. It all starts
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Radiographic proof in clinical results By Dr ANDREW WATTS BVSc Equine Veterinarian BONE Gold nutritional bone joint and collegen supplement was formulated to provide some of the essential amino acid requirements of collagen type I, II and III (found in bone and connective tissue) in addition to supporting the nitric oxide pathway which has been found to assist in the formation of bone callous postinjury. Veterinary surgeons have recommended that Bone Gold may assist with sore shins, tendon injuries, ligament injuries, osteoarthritis and post-surgery in horses and polyarthritis, geriatric osteoarthritis, and post-surgery in dogs. Here is a veterinary radiographic report on a horse with a fracture evident on the medial toe and after treatment and feeding Bone Gold during this period. More information on these products can be found at www.vetgold.com.au
VETERINARY RADIOGRAPHIC REPORT HORSE: "XXXXXXXX" VETERINARY RADIOGRAPHIC REPORT DATES OF EXAMINATION: 26TH AUG, 21ST OCT 21 & 17TH NOV '21 HORSE: “XXXXXXXX” PLACE: XXXXXXXXXX FARM TH ST TH DATES OF EXAMINATION: 26
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PLACE: XXXXXXXXXX FARM XXXXXXX's left and right front feet were radiographed on 26th Aug, 21st Oct (8 weeks) and again on the 17th Nov '21(12 weeks). XXXXXXX’s left and right front feet were radiographed on 26th Aug, 21st Oct (8 weeks) and again on the
17th Nov ‘21(12 weeks). RADIOGRAPHS:
Radiographs: 26.08.21: Right Front: Large P3 solar margin fracture evident on medial toe 32.6mm x 4.1mm with approximately 1.4mm separation from parent bone as 26.08.21: Right Front: Large P3 solar margin fracture evident on medial toe 32.6mm x 4.1mm with below left image. approximately 1.4mm separation from parent bone as below left image. 21.10.21: Right Front: Fine residual 4.2mm fracture stillfracture evident, approximately 90%approximately resolution 21.10.21: Right Front: Fine residual 4.2mm still evident, 90% resolution 17.11.21: Right Front: Fracture fully resolved
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RECOMMENDATIONS: Radiographic results as of the 17th Nov '21 show total resolution of the original fracture. XXXXXXX was reshod today utilising off an alloy shoe with a toe clip - inner circumference seated out to avoid any sole pressure. The horse can return to training. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further queries COMMENTS: Solar margin Type IV fractures of this magnitude have well-documented internationally published healing rates of 7 - 12 months. Full resolution of these fractures is rare as most often the fracture fragments are resorbed. Full resolution in a 3 month period was not anticipated. The horse was on Bone Gold 3 x scoops fed once per day for this period.
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WHY SUPPLEMENT
OMEGA-3? ? Fresh grass. Horses love it! Nothing can beat it as the basis of most horse diets. It provides essential fibre, energy, protein, vitamins, some minerals and healthy fats that shine through in a healthy-looking coat. Unfortunately we can’t always give our horses green grass because cold weather, paddock size, laminitis risk, mud or drought often limit pasture availability.
Omega-3 is a fragile molecule easily destroyed if exposed to heat, oxygen or light. The resilient omega-6 molecules survive the hay making process unlike their fragile omega-3 cousins. Therefore we need to give horses a concentrated source of omega-3 fatty acids to modulate the immune system and prevent an excess of proinflammatory omega-6 in the diet.
Over winter, if we are to provide horses with food as good as grass, we need to feed quality grass hay and add vitamins, balancing minerals and essential omega-3 oils. When fresh grass is not available, the next best thing is dry grass or grass hay. Hay contains most of the minerals, protein and calories that were present in the pasture from which it was made. But the process of drying grass to make hay means that it loses much of the original vitamin and healthy omega-3 fatty acid content. Fresh grass contains around four times as much omega-3 oil as omega-6.
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Until now, the best options for achieving omega 3:6 balance were: 1. Whole linseeds – but these are not always well digested; 2. Freshly ground linseeds – often not possible if agisting; 3. Fish oil – can be smelly and have palatability issues; 4. Algal DHA and EPA omega-3s; or 5. Cold-pressed and stabilised linseed oil – must be refrigerated and kept in a dark bottle.
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BARREL RACING www.abha.com.au JULY 2 Carrieton, SA 9 - 10 Gracemere Triple Crown Series 16 Quirindi 17 Moonbi, NSW
AUGUST 7 Rawsonville Arena, Dubbo 20-21 Moonbi, NSW 20-21 Tarcutta, NSW 26-27 Nebo QLD 27-28 Goulburn, NSW
BREEDS JULY 9 APSB QLD - All Breeds Pony Hack Challenge @ Gatton 10 The NSW - ALL BREEDS Foal/Youngstock Show/Winter Hack/Hunter/Newcomer Show @ Hawkesbury Showground 16-17 SQHA Winter Spectacular K Ranch 16 UEA Winter Showcase @ Burpengary 17 Qld Riding Pony Sow @ Burpengary 17 Standardbed Assoc Track to Hack Final @ Gatton SEPTEMMBER 10 Pacific Coast Arabian Show @ Maryborough
CAMPDRAFTING/CUTTING /TEAM PENNING JULY 6-7 Cubbaroo Junior 8-18 Einasleigh 9-10 Condamine Encouragement 13-16 Territory Cup Katherine Show 16 Boar Swamp draft Campdraft Clinic 16-17 Upper Horton 21-24 Eureka Creek 21-24 Saxby Roundup 22-24 Flinders Classic 23 Narrabri campdraft 26-29 Harts Range 28-31 Kununurra 29-31 ASH Championships 30-31 Graymont Calliope & Dists 30 Dungog draft AUGUST 4-6 Hunter Valley Challenge & Campdraft 19 Dorrigo SIlver Spurs Draft 19 Walgett Charity Bushmans Carnival
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16-17 Townsville Dressage 16-17 Narrabri Equitation 24 Hunter Valley 24Tweed Valley Eq Group 30- 31 Gladstone Regional Champs 31 Cooloola 31 Samford 30-31 Willinga Park AUGUST 6-7 Far North Eq Group 6-7 Summerland 7 Caboolture AAOR Champs 12-14 QLD State Youth & Pony Dressage Championships @QSEC 13-14 Atherton Tablelands 13 Nambour 13-14 Clarendon 0409 243 273 13 Eurobodalla 0429 436 165 14 Dungog 0428 686 652 14 Sutherland Shire 0417 103 626 20-21 Alexander Park 0419 873 321 20-21 Wagga Wagga 0428 632 494 20 Toowoomba 20-21 Townsville 21Tweed Valley Eq Group
DISTANCE RIDING www.tadra.asn.au AUGUST 27-28 Nanango, Qld 0428 840 176 SEPTEMBER 24-25 Wanderers, Yarraman, 0428 840 176
DRIVING
www.australiancarriagedrivingsociety.org\ JULY 17 Orienteering Day Belanglo Forest 23-24 Pleasure Drive Bunya Hall 24 Small Arena Events Rossmore Reserve AUGUST 21 Graded Dressage Championships @ QSEC 21 Gymkhana Hawkesbury Showground 27-28 Unofficial Three Phase event @ Temora 28 Come & Try Day @ Stroud
ENDURANCE www.aera.asn.au www.tadra.asn.au JULY 8-9 Tom Quilty Gold Cup 8-10 Kilkivan Great Horse Ride 23- 24 Kiwarrak Ride 0403015722 23-24 Greg Willoughby Ride 0429 495 416 30- 31 Eldorado 0438 401 766 AUGUST 6-7 Currowan 6-7 New Italy 0421 990 215 6-7 Charleville 0427 299 662 6-7 Whitsundays Harvest Competition 13-14 Murrumba 07 5499 4101
INTER SCHOOL JULY 15-17Interschool Queensland State Championships CT & Eventing 30-31 Dressage @Mount Larcom AUGST Show Jumping@ Jimboomba SEPTEMBER 26-30 Australian Interschool Championships @ SIEC
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OF EVENTS PONY CLUB www.pcansw.org.au www.ponyclubqld.com.au www.ponyclubvic.org.au www.ponyclub.asn.au JULY 9-10 NSW State Showjumping @ Bingara AUGUST 13-14 NSW State Dressage champs @ Bendick Murrell, Zone 11 14 Tallebudgera PC Formal Gymkhana SEPTEMBER 24-25 NSW State Sporting & Mounted Games Champs Bungendore, Zone 16 OCTOBER 22-23 NSW State Show Riding Champs @ Glen Innes
REINING www.reiningaustralia.com.au JULY 8-9 Tamworth Reining Major Show 23 WARHA Club Day 29 - 6 Queensland State Show @ QSEC
RODEO www.nationalrodeoassociation.com.au www.prorodeo.com.au www.pbraustralia.com.au JULY 2 Walloon Hotel - Bull Ride 9 Duaringa - Bull Ride 9 Canungra - Super All Round 10 Murgon 23 Torbanlea 30 Pine Rivers 30 Theodore's Xtreme 30 Texas AUGUST 5 Cloncurry Xtreme bulls 11-14 Mount Isa Rodeo 17- Gunnedah Xtreme Broncs 18 -20 Townsville 20 - Widgee Rodeo 27 Capella Rodeo
SHOWJUMPING /EVENTING www.qld.equestrian.org.au www.nsw.equestrian.org.au www.vic.equestrian.org.au www.sa.equestrian.org.au www.wa.equestrian.org.au www.nt.equestrian.org.au www.tas.equestrian.org.au
JULY 2-3 AQUIS Champs Tour Elysian Fields 22 Sunshine Coast Showjumping 28-31 Eventing Qld 3DE & State Champs @ Tamborine AUGUST 6 Waterford Equestrian & Pony Club Showjumping Spectacular 6-7 Samford Equestrian Group Jumping 27-28 Warwick Horse Trials
SHOWHORSE www.agsshowsnsw.org.au www.qcas.net.au www.vicagshows.com.au www.sacountryshows.com JULY 1-3 Laidley Show 2-3 Dayboro Show 7-8 Innisfail Show 9-10 Mareeba Show 9-10 Samford Show
13-15 Cairns Show 14-16 Gatton Show 16 UEA Winter Showcase @ Burpengary 17 Qld Riding Pony Sow @ Burpengary 17-18 Mossman Show 21-23 Royal Darwin Show 22-23 Tully Show 23-24 Mt Gravatt Show 24-26 Charters Towers 24 EQ Winter Hack Show @ Park Ridge 29-31 Pine Rivers Show 30-31 Sarina Show AUGUST 5-14 EKKA 6 Mt Morgan Show 6-7 Mungindi Show 12-13 Tullamore Show 13 Wowan Show 19-20 Moura Coal and Country Festival 20 Canungra Show 20 Mary Valley Show 23-24 Peak Hill Show 26-27 Condobolin Show 26-28 Wee Waa Show 26-27 Wondai Show 26-28 Gold Coast Show 26-29 SHCQ Classic @ QSEC 27 Barellan Show 27-28 Penrith Show
TRAIL RIDING & CTR
Australian Trail Horse Riders Association 0418 438 807 www.athra.com.au Alligator Creek 0407 117 998 Beaudesert Shire 0429 443 237 Beechmont & District 0419 737 253 Bouldercombe 0418 715 837 Breakaway 0408 712 851 Brisbane Valley 0428 750 145 Border Country Trail Riders 0409 224 605 Cairns Trail Horse Club 0408 727 616 Calen Trail & Sports Club 0412 804 974 Cooloola Trail riders Ph 07 5482 8436 CTHC-Caboolture ph 07 5498 6068 Curtis & District 0438 111 091 Dayboro Trail Riders to 0432 186 200 Email - dayboro.trailriders@gmail.com Ipswich & District 0457 881 012 Logan River Redlands 0418 715 786 Mudgeeraba & Hinterland 0407 902 754 Nth West Qld Trail Riders 0429 309 280 Rathdowney Trail Riding 07 5544 1177 Richmond River Trail Horse Riders Club 0447 668 953 / rrthrc@gmail.com Saturday Horse Activities 0408 361 215 SCATER www.scater.com.au Ph: 07 5478 8676 or 0417 612 061 Somerset Trail Riding Club - 0418 438 807 Sunny Coast Trail Club - 0428 176 557 Tweed-Byron Trail Riders 0418 400 047 Toowoomba Trail Riders 0419 614 426 Toowoomba's Cumburrie 0429 663 397 Trail Riding Australia 0458 342 067 Wide Bay Trail Riders 07 4126 3456
WESTERN www.aqha.com.au JULY 9-10 Marybourough Western Club Show 16-17 SQHA Winter Spectacular K Ranch 17 Hastings Performance & Quarter Horse Club 'A' Show @ Wauchope
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New K9-GTS Integrating Timing System By SMW ELECTRONICS The K9-GTS product is a integrated timing System with multi IR beam sender/receiver wireless gates that was developed to accurately time sporting events such as Showjumping timed events, Barrel racing, Point to Point Events and any timing requiring a single timed individual or animal though a timing gate. The K9-GTS Controller Console and System This system can: * Support up to 6 active RF encrypted wireless gates on the system - Type 1 Gates are 1.3m high and have Multi IR Beams - Type 2 Gates are single/Dual IR Beam units for showjumping use * Support for 2 active RFwireless handswitches for manual start/ stop/clear time as an accurate stopwatch and for special event usage. * Calculate speed and split time speed information which is done when course distance is entered. * Provide a large database of run times details for events which
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The patience pole or tree of knowledge By TANJA KRAUS Let's talk about the 'patience pole'. The patience pole, or, the 'tree of knowledge' is an exercise in basically tying the horse up to a pole or a tree, where they will remain tied up for hours or days. Sometimes it's five hours, sometimes it's overnight, sometimes it's for days. It's a long-accepted practice and approach to teaching our horses to have patience, manners and the skill of standing tied. The result is a horse that is standing tied, appears to have 'respect' and 'manners'. But why does it work and what psychological and psychological impact is it having on horses ? The patience pole restricts our horse’s movement - both from a perspective of moving from one place to another, but also from the perspective of lowering his head, scratching, self-soothing, and having a full range of motion - for an extended period of time. Of course all horse owners
Teach your horse to safely tie up and you will have a better, well-balanced horse to enjoy.
restrict movement in this way when trailering, riding and tying - and our horses must have this skill but the patience pole is designed to extend this to the extreme. When we look at our horses survival mechanisms - a horse’s five steps to survival include: 1. Do the opposite of what a predator asks
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2. Flight 3. Fight 4. Push into pressure 5. Accept my own death The act of tying a horse to a 'patience pole' causes him to go through these processes - and eventually accept that they cannot escape, cannot fight, cannot push and are going to die here. The act of not behind able to scratch or comfort themselves, defend themselves, all cause a 'shut down' coping strategy to kick in. The more we learn about our horse’s physiology, the more we must reconsider these types of practices. A horse, when stressed, is in sympathetic nervous system fight or flight - and when we restrict that process from playing out, we prevent learning, and growth. For a horse to come back into parasympathetic nervous system
- rest and digest - he must move his feet, graze, and lower his head - all prevented by the 'patience pole'. When a horse is unable to process from sympathetic to parasympathetic as nature intended, he enters 'freeze' as a protective mechanism. This article isn't 'anti tying' - my horses will happily stand tied for hours and if they were in an emergency and had to they can all night or all day. But I don't want to take anything from them. I want to educate them, nurture them to become confident, mentally and emotionally balanced citizens. There are ways to teach your horse to safely and confidently tie without 'letting him figure it out for himself' and breaking him mentally and emotionally. It just takes a little bit more time, effort and skill than just tying him to a post and walking away.
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Encouraging people to learn & improve their skills By reataranch.com.au Anthony Desreaux grew up in the Corner Country of outback N.S.W on Mount Wood Station 27kms East of Tibooburra. Horses have always been his passion and he spent all of his youth with his horses. Working years in stock camps and riding many nervous and unconfident horses he grew to realise there must be a better way than what they were doing. Around this time Gordon McKinlay came to teach horsemanship and from there on Anthony had seen a small taste of what was possible with horses. Although he has a lifetime of horse experience, it’s been the past 20 years that Anthony has taken his skills and advanced his skills by riding more and more horses daily from young colts, older rank horses and horses that are just amazing to ride right from the get go. Having spent time in the USA riding under the tuition of Ray Hunt, Buck Brannaman, Craig Johnson, Pat Parelli and with
Anthony’s clinics give people a great learning opportunity
some amazing horsemen who are making their mark in the USA, Anthony is putting his skills and talent into helping other people who are starting on the same journey he once commenced. The journey of horsemanship never ends. Although, Anthony has competed successfully in rodeo, gymkanas & on occasion helped ride a racehorse or 2, his Horsemanship & his teachings are not about being a good competitor in any horse sport or a well-known horse breaker.
It is about being given a horse, any horse and getting that horse to trust you, accept you and all your gadgets of saddlery and still do what you want, when you want without fear, intimidation, anger or cruelty. Horses can make the greatest partner if you just give them a chance and show them a good road to follow. Anthony resigned from managing a large cattle station in far Western Queensland in May 2015. Here he used horses to muster cattle and teach his staff how to start young horses, deal
with a horse that may have problems and have horses enjoying doing a job. Teaching horsemanship was a part time job between his mustering schedule, but has become his full time career after students just kept asking for more clinics. Anthony’s clinics give people a great learning and equal opportunity environment. Encouraging people to learn & continually improve on their skills with horses. Anthony along with his wife and 3 children want to open the door to more people wanting to get a safer, calmer, friendly start with the horses in their lives. If you are looking to compete, Anthony can certainly give you the tools to get your horse to its optimal level. There is no competition, no rush through the schedule. It’s just taking the time that it takes to create the partnership you want with your equine friends. Once you have that then you’re unlimited to what you & your horse can achieve.
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“BYE BYE FLY” QUEENSLAND ITCH, SWEET ITCH, SUMMER ECZEMA and EQUINE ALLERGIC DERMATITIS are names for distressing skin conditions which affects horses in spring and summer months throughout Australia and around the world.
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he usual cause is a hypersensitivity to the bites of flies (in particular sand flies or midges).
While the bite of the flies are an irritation, some horses develop sensitivity to the bite and will rub themselves so much that they cause injury to their skin. Research shows the cause is an allergic reaction to the chemicals in the saliva of the midges (as with humans).
KURITCH has been specially formulated to help assist this problem effectively, in a number of ways: Firstly, it repels the biting insects using the combination of the natural repellent “Citronella Oil” and a highly effective repellent “DEET”. Secondly, it soothes the irritated areas thus relieving the horse from biting and rubbing, which in turn allows the normal healing process to begin. It achieves this by the inclusion of the natural antiseptic “Eucalyptus oil” and nd Camphor oil” which naturally relieves es itchy skin.
Also rugging, hooding or stabling your horses between the hours of 4pm – 7am during spring and summer will limit the contact of the flies. Should your horse already be suffering from the effects of allergic skin dermatitis, ensure you use QUIT ITCH to treat and relieve the effects of insect bites. Since the 1970’s, QUIT ITCH has been an essential weapon in the fight against skin disorders in horses.
These significant benefits are also so enhanced by the “Rain Resistant” and nd “Low irritant” formula. As it doesn’t n’t contain alcohol (prevalent in most fly sprays) it won’t “sting” the horse. It can an also be applied to surface wounds, s, minor cuts and skin abrasions to help lp prevent irritation and possible infecction by nuisance insects. Registered by the APVMA in Australia for over 40 years, extennsive field experience has proven en KURITCH to be a most effective ve solution for both preventing and nd healing distressing skin conditions ns caused by biting insects.
Not only that, but once or twice a day, stable lies come to the horse, feed vigorously for a minute or two, and then return to the shade to digest their food. These bites can cause intense irritation in some horses. The bites appear as small raised lumps with a central scab.
As well as KURITCH as a repellent, nt, environmental management will also so assist in protecting your horse.
The effects on the horses can be dramatic. They suffer intense pruritus (itchiness) on the mane, tail, face, ears and back, resulting in biting, rubbing, hair loss, self-trauma and a change of temperament. They become miserable and irritable.
Midges breed near stagnant water. er. As they don’t fly more than a few w hundred metres from their breeding ng area, housing or paddocking your ur horses more than 500 metres from m those areas will reduce their exposure re to the flies.
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Watch Me Dance sets all time WA record By MAGIC MILLIONS Group winning racemare Watch Me Dance is heading to Victoria after smashing the all time Western Australian auction record price when selling at the Perth Winter Sale. Victorian trainer Lloyd Kennewell went to $600,000 to secure the outstanding fouryear-old who was presented by Western Breeders Alliance, as agent for Commercial Bloodstock. The price easily surpassed the previous state record of $420,000 for the broodmare prospect Ellicazoom at the corresponding sale four years ago. The daughter of I'm All the Talk, who was a $34,000 Perth Yearling Sale buy for Noel Carter's Commercial Bloodstock, earned a tick under $900,000 during her racing career with trainer Steve Wolfe. Such was the class of Watch Me Dance, she was crowned the Champion TwoYear-Old and Three-Year-Old of her year in Western Australia. She was raced during her career by an all female ownership group, being an early Magic Millions WA Racing Women aspirant. "She's got a great race pedigree and on the market she looked pretty good value," Kennewell said of Watch Me Dance. "In the east she could have made more.
Group winning racemare Watch Me Dance is heading to Victoria after smashing the all time Western Australian auction record price when selling at the Perth Winter Sale.
"She will race on. I will train her in Victoria." Kennewell said Watch Me Dance will be given a break before future race plans are drawn up. "The plan is to race her for 12 months before heading to stud,” he said. “I bought her for a good client and we're excited to get her. “"I liked her as a type as well - she's a nice, sweet filly. “She's had a bit of recent racing so she will have a break when over east."
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Earlier in the day local trainer Luke Fernie went to $200,000 to secure the day's top selling yearling - the Russian Revolution half brother to Kissonallforcheeks. The latest youngster from the stakes winning and good producer Rosie Rocket, the colt was offered as part of the Dawson Stud draft. All up across the day over $1.9 million was traded on a great mix of thoroughbreds - from weanlings to broodmares, yearlings and racehorses.
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The Horse Report 2022 MANUEL EQUINE TRANSPORT SHCQ RISING STAR
Champion Childs First Ridden Sandarah Evening Star exhibited by Willow Scotson
Champion Rising Star Galloway The Squire of Headley exhibited by Kym Stewart
Champion Childs Large Show Hunter Elite Rosendahl exhibited by Chelsea Taunton
Champion rider 15-17 yrs Taylah Hore riding Daisy Lane Huntsman
Reserve Champion Rising Star Galloway Tremayne Let it Go exhibited by Kaitlyn McNall
Champion Childs Galloway Rosedale Remembrance exhibited by Mackenzie Thompson
Champion Childs Hack Argyl Imprint ridden by Clare Fedrick
Primroses exhibited by Jazz Hardy Top 5 in the Preliminary Show Hack
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Champion Child's Large Show Hunter Hack CIP Quarterstern ridden by Georgia Cronin
Champion Child's Small Show Hunter Pony Woranora Jupiter ridden by Isla Grubisa
Champion Newcomer Hunter Pony Bordershow Tango exhibited by Anastasia Blanch
Champion Child's Large Show Hunter Galloway Ellabre Debonaire ridden by Clare Fedrick
Champion Newcomer Galloway Allambie Park Gospel exhibited by Martine Duncan
Champion Child's Hack Toushea exhibited by Taylor Humphreys
Sabastian Lucas and Mirinda Bold Bow
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Champion Child's Small Show Hunter Hack Heathmont Flirt ridden by Emily Barrow
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Matilda Purnell having a great day in the Beginer ring
Champion Led Galloway Granchester RM exhibited by Leanda Scott
Suprme Hunter Hack Oceans Levu exhibited by Aolani Ware
Dakota Phillips and Bronson
Grace Kirby with judge Kathryn Leary all smiles after a win in the Novice Pony
Reserve Champion Hunter Hack exhibited Sasha Berridge
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Supreme Hack exhibited by Liana Daley with judges Maughen Langher Kathryn Leary and Liana Wynne
Reserve Champion Led Galloway Tremayne Royal Opera exhibited by Paula Anthony
Dakota Phillips and Bronson
Champion Pony Blue exhibited by Tegan Maluta
Grace Kirby with judge Kathryn Leary all smiles after a win in the Novice Pony
Reserve Champion Hack exhibited Jahla Graham
Supreme led exhibit Daisy Lane Huntsman exhibited by Taylah Hore
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Champion Hunter Hack ring 1 exhibited by Nina Lucas
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The Horse Report DAYBORO SHOW The 65th Dayboro Show will be held on 2nd and 3rd July, 2022 at the Memorial Showgrounds, 3512 Mt Mee Road, Dayboro. Check Shows at online for schedule, events etc. Entries placed through Showday online would be preferred. Saturday - Hack classes, Rider classes, showjumping, championship dog show, poultry, fireworks Sunday - ASH Feature Show and showjumping. All weekend - pavilion displays, trade displays, trade exhibitors, sideshow alley, woodchopping and lots of family fun for all. We are excited to welcome Sam Handford Entertainment to our show this year. You can see Sam and his team performing both days and the spectacular Trial By Fire show will be on Saturday evening before the fireworks .All enquiries: ph 0477 766 841 or secretarydayboroshow@gmail.com
GLENARTHON STOCKMANS CHALLENGES The 2022 Genarthon Stockmans challenges will be held at Mallanganee Showgrounds August 6 & 7. There is a lot on offer this year not only for the Open rider but for everyone . There are Mini Junior and Youth Challenges, encouragement and Rookie Challenges and Challenges for 2, 3 and 4 year old horses. There will be a dinner and auction on saturday night at The West of The Range Pony Club Bar and the canteen will be open all weekend. Entries will open at the end of September. For further information contact the Event Co Ordinator: Colleen McQueen 0429 334 041 Email glenarthonstockhorses@hotmail.com
August 6th & 7th 2022
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Show Horse Queensland July 24 Winter Hack Show - Park Ridge September 17-18 EQ HOTY - Toowoomba October 8 Youth Clinic - Park Ridge October 9 Champions of Champions Hack Show - Park Ridge For measuring enquiries Ph Gail Iskra 0407 748 763 email gailiskra@bigpond.com
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65TH ANNUAL Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd July 2022 Check Shows at online for schedule, events etc. Entries via Showday online preferred. Saturday -Hack & Rider classes, showjumping. Sunday - ASH Feature Show, showjumping All enquiries Email: secretarydayboroshow@gmail.com or phone 0477 766 841
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The Horse Report PONY CLUB SCHOOL HOLIDAY CAMP The Murwillumbah Pony Club will be holding July School Holiday Mini Camp on 7 and 7 July, 2022. Instruction will be provided in show jumping, sporting, showriding, dressage, games and scary obstacles. This camp will be BYO food but the Thursday night there will be a pizza night. The program offers something for riders of all ages and interests from the lead line under eight riders up to adults so long as they are members of Pony Club. The club operates out of the Murwillumbah Showgrounds and offers great facilities, stables, camping, canteen, new dressage arenas, jumping and sporting equipment, qualified instructors and friendly helpful members. New members are welcome to join the club and join in the fun but riders from any club are welcome to come along. Nominations are essential to attend the camp. For further information or to received a Mini Camp nomination form contact Paula on 0413 733 294 or email cobakibob@bigpond.com
Murwillumbah Pony Club JULY HOLIDAY CAMP. They offer great facilities, stables, camping, canteen, new dressage arenas, jumping and sporting equipment, qualified instructors, friendly helpful members. Murwillumbah Showgrounds, Queensland Rd, Murwillumbah
Show Riding, Dressage, Jumping, Sporting, Games, lots of fun
*** 2 DAY MINI CAMP *** Thursday 7th & Friday 8th Followed by 2 Gymkhanas 9th & 10 July
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The Horse Report SE QLD REGIONAL OPEN & HUNTER SHOW The Australian Show Hunter and Show Horse Association will be running a SE QLD regional open show at Coloundra equestrian centre on Saturday August 20 They are offering a great program that includes 5 rings of Breed classes Leds and Ridden, Open Show Hack, Show Hunter, Hunter, AHSHA Member’s Classes, Rider Classes, Working Hunter, OTT classes Thoroughbred / Standardbred, Yearling , 2yo and 3yo futurity classes as well as Supreme Led All breeds exhibit, Supreme Open Show Horse, Supreme Show Hunter and Supreme Hunter. There is over $3500 in vouchers and prizes and 6 Garlands to win Pre - entry only $45 per horse for unlimited classes. Pre nominate via www.nominate.com.au Day Membership for non-members of AHSHA available for $15. For more information, contact Suellen on. 0427 072 186. Membership/ horse registration/ other AHSHA Enquiries: Email: australianhunterhorse@gmail.com
Keep cattle ticks out of NSW Horses and other grazing livestock entering NSW from the cattle tick infested zone of Qld MUST comply with the Mandatory Measures of the Biosecurity Order (Permitted Activities) 2017 regarding examination and treatment of livestock prior to entry into NSW.
Enquiries: NSW DPI Biosecurity - www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/managing-biosecurity/forms * Select Factsheets link at the bottom of page for Information on NSW cattle tick entry requirements * Select blue button [Record of Movement form] to complete the required ROM
Ph. 07 5536 4714 - For on-duty Compliance Officer contact details, or to leave a message www.daf.qld.gov.au - For accredited certifiers QLD DAF call centre 07 3404 6999
SE QLD REGIONAL OPEN SHOW Saturday 20 August Coloundra Equestrian Centre Proudly hosted by the Australian Show Hunter and Show Horse Association
* Breed classes Leds and Ridden * Open Show Hack, Show Hunter, Hunter * Working Hunter * AHSHA Member’s Classes * Rider Classes * OTT - Thoroughbred / Standardbred * Over $3,500 in vouchers and prizes to be won Entry Fee - $45/horse for the day Entries via nominate.com.au Show Contact: Suellen Brook 0427 072 186 Email: brookvale03@gmail.com
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The Horse Report QUEENSLAND RPSBS Ltd 2022 STATE SHOW The RPSBS Qld Committee will run the annual State Show on 17th July 2022 at Burpengary Equestrian Centre 350 Rowley Rd., Burpengary starting at 8:00am. The Riding Pony breed classes in Rings 1 and 2 feature RPSBS registered led youngstock, senior ponies and overheight horses, ridden Show and Show Hunter Ponies and Show/ Show Hunter Hacks exc. 14.2hh, Newcomer and Home Produced Riding Ponies and Overheights and Double Registered classes. The Newcomer Sweepstakes finals will be held for Show, Show Hunter and Overheights that hold 2020/21 Newcomer Cards plus finals for those that hold 2021/2022 Newcomer Cards at this event along with newcommer classes for ponies that hold 2022/23 Newcomer Cards. The program is now is available at https://www.rpsbs.com.au/qld/qldevents/ and entries will be via www.rpsbs.com.au - login Online Entry Procedure for Qld State Riding Pony Show Click on <STUDBOOK> in Menu bar Click on <Login> on right hand side of black menu bar. In the login box type your RPSBS membership number. If you have used the login previously enter your password. If you have not used the login option previously click on <New Password>. Enter email as requested and click <New Password>. The Administrator of the online studbook system will email you a password. To access the show schedule click on <Home> in the black menu bar after logging on. In left hand box click <Shows>. Click <Enter> on right side of <2022 Qld State Show> record. Complete your entry details and send. Click <Logout>. If you encounter a problem entering the show contact: RPSBSQ Secretary - Emily Hyland Email: rpsbsqld@outlook.com Show Secretary - Lorraine Currie Ph 0407 585 332 email: annandalestud@gmail.com
2022 Queensland State RIDING PONY SHOW Sunday July 17th 8:00 am start
Burpengary Equestrian Centre - 350 Rowley Rd., Burpengary All owners and competitors must be finiancal members for 2022-2023
Enquiries to Qld RPSBS Secretary Emily Hyland - 0421 776 908 rpsbsqld@outlook.com or Show Secretary Lorraine Currie - 0407 585 332 annandalestud@gmail.com Entries via
FULL RIDING PONYSHOW PROGRAMME Featuring RPSBS Youngstock and Including Riding Pony Show and Show Hunter Overheight Show and Show Hunter Youth Classes & Handler Classes Double Registered Riding Pony classes Leading Rein & First Ridden Ridden Home Produced classes Rider Classes SUPREME CHAMPION RIDDEN SUPREME CHAMPION LED SUPREME RIDDEN CHILD’S 2020/2021 NEWCOMER FINAL 2021/2022 NEWCOMER FINAL 2022 MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR AWARD 2022 MOST SUCCESSFUL BREEDER AWARD 2022 SUPREME CHILD’S RIDDEN PONY
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SHOW SCHEDULE AVAILABLE SOON https://www.rpsbs.com.au/qld/qld-events/ Entries via www.rpsbs.com.au - login
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Now Or Never (Henrys Affair)
Price: $ POA 16.1 ½ hh Bay Gelding Reg: EA | ASB | ANSA Sire: Henrythenavigator Dam: Admiral's Affair
Henry completed newcomer year in 2019 and is going into his second season of showing (due to missing 2020 because of COVID). Recently been started as a hunter and has a “look at me presence” with lovely length of rein. He is the ideal rider class mount and with further experience he is going to be the ultimate child’s mount. A true Gentleman. Can ride bareback and stand up on him. Has been over a few small jumps and believe he would also suit interschool’s or dressage. Henry has been back to the track as a lead pony, leading race horses around the track and taken out to the lake to swim bareback. Ridden out along roads alone and in company, he is just happy to do whatever is asked of him.Easy to handle and loves attention, he is up to date with farrier, dentist and worming. Great to float, shoe, clip etc. Recent Results: · Finalist Led OTT, and Runner Up Ridden OTT -Vic Saddlehorse champs 2022 · Supreme Ridden Hunter and supreme rider -Mildura Horse complex 2021 - Barastoc 5th Led Hunter OTT 2021 · Top 10 Large Show Hunter Hack SHCV HOTY 2021 · 3rd in both led and ridden Hunter OTTB SHCV HOTY Genuine enquires only please. Video available upon request. Currently with David Warde. Ph 0439 918 341 or Ph: 0439 918 341
DP Cobolt Price: $ 8,000. 15.3 7/8 hh Reg: TB, SHC, EV Bay Gelding YOB: 2007 Sire: Taimazon Dam: Boxwood Sam is an experienced show hunter hack who is suited to an experienced rider. Sam has competed at Melbourne Royal and many Ag shows. He always comes home with a broad ribbon. Recently he began competing HRCAV level 3 dressage where he placed 1st and 2nd scoring in the low 70%. Good to float and shoe. For sale due to my daughter giving up riding. Currently in work. Contact: Helen Ph: 0418 774 468
Poppy Price: $ 25,000. neg 16.1 hh Reg: Warmblood x TB Bay Mare Sire: Fun and Sun Dam: Barely Anytime It is with a very heavy heart that I offer my 2yo Warmblood x TB for sale. She was to be my next all-rounder but due to time commitments with my veterinary studies I need to move her on. Poppy has been well handled and is a very sensible young horse with a kind nature that will suit the show, dressage and jumping rings. She has great confirmation and lots of presence in her movement. She has dressage and jumping bloodlines as well as her dam being a runner up crane trophy horse as well as competing at EA National and Grand National level. Poppy has been lunged over polls and small jumps showing good scope and a willing attitude. Poppy ties up, walks calmly to and from her paddock, is paddock by herself and with others, lunges, has had a bridle on, a roller on, picks up all feet and been exposed to children, dogs, tractors and motorbikes. Contact: Vienna Smith Ph: 0438 121 438
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Price: $ 26,000. 15.1 7/8 hh Reg: TB | SHC | EA Chestnut Gelding YOB: 2011 Sire: Sebring Dam: Pride of Africa Straight forward fuss free requires very little work down Time has come and now ready for his next home for someone to enjoy him and love him as much as I do. Some of Prides performances; - SYDNEY ROYAL EASTER SHOW 2021- 1st Novice hack 15-15.2 - SYDNEY ROYAL EASTER SHOW 2021- 1st Gents hack - SYDNEY ROYAL EASTER SHOW 2021 - 2nd Led TB GELDING 1516 - BATHURST ROYAL 2021 - RESERVE CHAMP HACK BATHURST ROYAL - 2021 RUNNER UP CHILDS - ENSW HOY 2020 - RUNNER UP SMALL HACK PRIDE IS ENTERED AND QUALIFIED FOR 2022 SHC GRAND NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, 2020/21 EA NATIONALS 2022 CANBERRA ROYAL 2022 SYDNEY ROYAL EASTER SHOW Contact: Tim Hadlow Ph: 0406 449 245
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Sanlirra Talk Of The Town Price: $ POA 14.1 ½ hh Reg: RPSB, EA, SHC, Part Welsh Bay Gelding YOB: 2005 Sire: Vale Park Spotlight Dam: Willowcroft Mahogany Rosscoe needs no Introduction to the show world having previously been champion at Royal shows, SHC and EV events throughout Australia. Runner up national champion child’s galloway with his previous owners. Beautiful moving galloway who is in full work and show condition. He still looks amazing and likely has many years left in him. A pleasure to prepare and have in the stables but needs a confident rider and experienced home. Will not be sold sight unseen. Price sensible and negotiable to the right home. Offered for sale on behalf of current owners.
Winbrook Forever Wicked GRP Price: $ POA 14.1 hh Reg: GRP Chestnut Gelding Age: 4 yrs Sire: Golden Rock (GRP) Dam: Winbrook Distinction Stunning young GRP By Golden Rock. Started end of last year, and then spelled, now in work with professional trainer. Make National quality show hunter and will stay under height for pony dressage. All enquiries to Siri Spranz at Stella Equestrian Contact: Siri Spranz Ph: 0413 032 614
Contact: Cherie Forehan Ph: 0409 385 857
Glo-Brook Glory Be Price: $ 30,000. 14.2 hh (life measure) Reg: SHC, EA, Riding Pony, Arabian Riding Pony, Part Welsh Bay Mare YOB: 2011 Sire: Royalwood Boy Soprano Dam: Glo-Brook Alicia Trained and campaigned by Samantha Kennedy. Performances include: - 3rd Small Galloway 2019 Australasian Show Horse and Rider Championships - Top 5 Small Galloway 2022 Show Horse Council Australasia Grand National Championships - Consistent high placings at Adelaide, Canberra and Sydney Royals Qualified for 2022 Adelaide Royal, 2023 Southern Cross Show Horse Spectacular in open and child’s, and 2023 Grand Nationals in open. Contact: Samantha Kennedy Ph: 0417 837 082
Radford Lodge Monarch Price: $ 8,000. 14.0 hh Reg: RPSB Brown Gelding YOB: 2017 Sire: Rising Sovereign of Beckworth Dam: Salisbury Satine 'Reggie' unofficially measured approx. 14 hh small show galloway. Professionally started under saddle with three soft, uphill paces. Reggie is a dream to handle and manage in every way, with a beautiful way of going and eye catching trot. Reggie is green but safe, and will excel in the open show ring or as a pony dressage/interschool prospect. Shown once under saddle, Reggie is super fun to take out. Easy to show prep, float and handled a very busy warm up ring like a seasoned competitor. Reggie would suit a competent young rider, teen or competitive adult as he is recently started under saddle and will need a rider capable of furthering his education. Great basics established, soft snaffle mouth and loves being fussed over. Can leave for several weeks and hop right on, requiring no work down or lunging. Currently in light work and ready to go on with. Contact: Erin Krahnen Ph: 0427 628 526
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Price: $ 7,500. - Price Reduced 13.3 ¾ hh Reg: SHC | eligible RP Brown Bay Mare Sire: Sanlirra Revelation Dam: Kinsbrook Dressed to Kill Josie has been part of our family since she was 3 months old. She was broken in and taken along slowly and correctly. Due to my pregnancy, she commenced her showing career at the end of last year with a showing family in Adelaide. Her first show (2020 SHC of SA HOTY) she won champion preliminary show hunter pony, came reserve champion in her newcomer show hunter pony, and 6th in the child’s show hunter pony (did not start in her open). Since then, she has had numerous placings in the child’s show hunter pony grand national qualifying classes - Including a 3rd at the rising star show and qualified for Adelaide Royal Show 2021. Although she has been ridden by many different child riders and is quiet to ride, she is still green. She has a butter soft mouth and requires soft hands when ridden. She can be marey on the ground. She is good to catch, trim, clip, plait, float. With an experienced home, she will be an extremely competitive hunter of the future. She is only offered to the best of homes. Video Footage Link - https://youtu.be/8CJPLJTzI28 Contact: Dianne Leahy Ph: 0407 189 614
Rosedale Secret Service Price: $ 18,000. neg 13.3 hh Reg: EA | SHC | Riding Pony Bay Gelding YOB: 2014 Sire: Whitmere Secret Agent Dam: Rothwell Make Me Famous Fully qualified for all royals . He has done everything from pony club to dressage, shows, interschools, jumping, and loves going for a swim in the dam. He is well schooled and is completely handled by children. Austin is a true childs pony that requires no work or ear plugs. He is easy to wash, clip, float, shoe. Contact: Cherie Baines Ph: 0481 292 774
Price: $ 25,000. 14.0 hh Reg: Arab X Welsh X Riding Pony Bay Gelding Sire: Joemoor Splendor Dam: Bramasky Golder Mist Mother's Dream Pony - National Quality Unfortunately I can’t find a supplement that will make Boudie grow with my daughter ? He has been an absolute blessing to our family. The confidence and amazing experiences that he has provided my daughter are unable to be measured. Whether it is in the show ring, pony club, at the beach, trail riding, side saddle etc. This pony excels at it all. He requires little to no work down and I have absolute confidence sending my daughter out on any stage - huge royal atmosphere or PC cross country. Recent Performances include: Grand Nationals 2021 – Top 10 Large Show Hunter Pony Interschool’s Vic Champs 2022 – Champion Primary Working Hunter Pony SHCV Royal Gala Dec 2021 – Champion Large Show Hunter Pony Barastoc 2022 – Top 10 (equal 3rd, 4th on count back) Qualified for all royals to Sydney 2023 (Champion at almost every Ag show he attended) Sydney Royal 2022 - 5th open, 2nd Arabian Derivative Entered for Melbourne Royal 2022 This pony is 100% sound and drug free. He is a pleasure and he will only go to an approved home.Vet check, x-rays etc. are welcomed. Video Footage Link - https://youtu.be/Dh64TllyPNo Contact: Rebecca Phillips Ph: 0417 309 612
Malibu Park Top This Price: $ 17,000. 13.1 hh Reg: Riding Pony | Arabian Riding Pony | SHC | Part Welsh Bay Gelding Sire: Llanarth Top Cat (Imp) Dam: Penny Pot Heavenly Blue (Imp) Kenny is a well-known for his reliability in the ring and his amazing work ethic. He has been such a fun pony to take out that won’t let you down. He has an elevated walk, trot and canter and is very balanced. While he excels as a show pony, his extravagant movement and trainability would make him suitable for a variety of disciplines. (He’s a keen jumper!) He’s been a consistent champion in 2021 and qualified for Grand National 2022. He was also top 10 Childs Pony at Qld HOTY. He is currently in show condition. He has been so safe and sound, never foundered and is a true showman. Requires very little/no work down at shows. Kenny is more whoa than go, so he is best suited to a capable child or small adult to push his extravagant movement button! He is well known for his reliability in the ring and it’s time for Kenny to find his next perfect partner as he is still only at the beginning of his career. Kenny’s saddle (Winsdor Esquire 15”) and show bridle is also available to purchase with him. Video Footage Link - https://vimeo.com/714332464 Contact: Kate DunnPh: 0432 324 199
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Bordershow Castiel Price: $ POA 12.3 hh Reg: SHC, EA, Riding Pony, Arabian Derivative, ASP, Part Welsh Bay Gelding Sire: Falconhurst Boy Blue Dam: Weston Prunella Registered Riding Pony, Part Welsh, Arabian Derivative, SHC , EA, Saddle Pony. Cass loves strutting his stuff in the show ring. He is handled by children catch, wash, rug, saddle, feed etc. Cass loves being pampered and he really deserves his next little rider who will spoil and love him. Cass has competed successfully under saddle at Ag shows, Royal Shows, pony club, camp, and gymkhanas. Easily qualifies for royals Always in the supreme line up led & ridden (with his 12yr old jockey) Cass is a forward moving pony so he is more suited as a 2nd pony. Cass is easy to get going and he has a nice soft mouth and he sits in a nice frame with 3 even paces. Sad sale of a much loved pony, but sadly outgrown. We are in no rush to sell and we will wait for the perfect home. Contact: Lynda Ph: 0408 411 191
Ascot Tru La La Price: $ POA 12.2 hh Reg: Riding Pony, Arabian API, Part Welsh, APSB Riding Pony Grey Filly Sire: Mirinda Field Of Dreams (AI) (UK) Dam: Ascot True Love This pony is true quality in every way, she is by Field of Dreams being the sire of HOTY/GN winners such as Mirinda Alabaster, Mirinda Fortitude, DP London etc. and she will be no exception with a saddle on Her dam, Ascot True Love, (bay, also pictured) a Royal Supreme in hand and HOTY Newcomer winner under saddle and also dam of Ascot Jadore (Royal & HOTY winner in (SA) "Layla" is professionally trained in hand, mouthed and recently taught to lunge through the paces. Big ground covering stride along with the glorious temperament Shown lightly in hand this season for wins at state level: - 1st Yearling to mature under 12.2hds 2022 Welsh National Show - Supreme Champion Part Welsh Exhibit Euroa Ag Show - 2022 Junior APSB Riding Pony of the Year - 2022 WP&CS Youngstock Show - Supreme Champion Part Welsh Exhibit - ABSS Youngstock Spectacular - Supreme Champion Part Welsh Youngstock, Supreme Champion Riding Pony Exhibit She will make a superb addition to a competitive show team and will stand out in any crowd. Genuine enquiries please, a great home a must! Contact: Melanie McGuire Ph: 0427 445 503
Villa Park Royal Secrett Price: $ 13,000. 12.2 hh Reg: ARP Bay Mare YOB: 2014 Sire: Whitmere Secret Agent Dam: Whitmere Minuette Minnie is sadly offered for sale. Lovable sweet girl who is solely handled by my tiny 9 years old. Easy to do absolutely everything with, ridden at home by my daughter and attended a couple of shows winning champion ridden pony champion led pony. Minnie has had huge success in QLD winning Newcomer classes. Entered Melbourne royal. Will make top winning child's and open pony, rider class mount in the near future. Lovely forward mover with beautiful uphill self carriage. As this is her first season she will excel with a teen or adult and soon with her child rider. Selling due to change in direction we are getting into Arabs and dressage moving onto bigger pony. Contact: Casey Ph: 0421 823 330
Owendale Hi Bob Price: $ 16,000. 12.3 7/8 hh Reg: EA | Riding Pony | ASP | Part Welsh Chestnut Gelding Sire: Owendale Black Forest Dam: Willowcroft Cameo Multi champion over multiple states in multiple disciplines. The hard decision has been made for Bob to find his next loving home. In full show condition. Always ridden by children possessing looks, movement presence and education. A great traveller clip shoe prep. Bob is best suited to an experienced child because of his upfront movement and stride which makes him a super rider class mount. Bob comes with everything you need to start your journey, flydes made to measure saddle bridle bits false tail, number holder, headstall with name plate. Some rugs. If this is not what you need negotiation can be made just for Bob. Lots of video and photos upon request. Contact: Deb McClelland Ph: 0407 783 298
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Horses and other grazing livestock entering NSW from the cattle tick infested zone of Qld MUST comply with the Mandatory Measures of the Biosecurity Order (Permitted Activities) 2017 regarding examination and treatment of livestock prior to entry into NSW.
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“BYE BYE FLY” QUEENSLAND ITCH, SWEET ITCH, SUMMER ECZEMA and EQUINE ALLERGIC DERMATITIS are names for distressing skin conditions which affects horses in spring and summer months throughout Australia and around the world.
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While the bite of the flies are an irritation, some horses develop sensitivity to the bite and will rub themselves so much that they cause injury to their skin. Research shows the cause is an allergic reaction to the chemicals in the saliva of the midges (as with humans).
KURITCH has been specially formulated to help assist this problem effectively, in a number of ways: Firstly, it repels the biting insects using the combination of the natural repellent “Citronella Oil” and a highly effective repellent “DEET”. Secondly, it soothes the irritated areas thus relieving the horse from biting and rubbing, which in turn allows the normal healing process to begin. It achieves this by the inclusion of the natural antiseptic “Eucalyptus oil” and nd Camphor oil” which naturally relieves es itchy skin. These significant benefits are also so enhanced by the “Rain Resistant” and nd “Low irritant” formula. As it doesn’t n’t contain alcohol (prevalent in most fly sprays) it won’t “sting” the horse. It can an also be applied to surface wounds, s, minor cuts and skin abrasions to help lp prevent irritation and possible infecction by nuisance insects. Registered by the APVMA in Australia for over 40 years, extennsive field experience has proven en KURITCH to be a most effective ve solution for both preventing and nd healing distressing skin conditions ns caused by biting insects.
Not only that, but once or twice a day, stable lies come to the horse, feed vigorously for a minute or two, and then return to the shade to digest their food. These bites can cause intense irritation in some horses. The bites appear as small raised lumps with a central scab.
As well as KURITCH as a repellent, nt, so environmental management will also assist in protecting your horse.
The effects on the horses can be dramatic. They suffer intense pruritus (itchiness) on the mane, tail, face, ears and back, resulting in biting, rubbing, hair loss, self-trauma and a change of temperament. They become miserable and irritable.
Midges breed near stagnant water. er. As they don’t fly more than a few w hundred metres from their breeding ng area, housing or paddocking your ur horses more than 500 metres from m those areas will reduce their exposure re to the flies.
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Also rugging, hooding or stabling your horses between the hours of 4pm – 7am during spring and summer will limit the contact of the flies. Should your horse already be suffering from the effects of allergic skin dermatitis, ensure you use QUIT ITCH to treat and relieve the effects of insect bites. Since the 1970’s, QUIT ITCH has been an essential weapon in the fight against skin disorders in horses.