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Exciting new Arena Saddles Sportsmanship Award Nominations are open for the Arena Saddles Sportsmanship Award. Creating the Arena Saddles Sportsmanship Award is a way for Arena Saddles to say thank you and give back to the incredible equestrian community. The foundation of this award is to honour equestrians who put others before themselves and display acts of selflessness, kindness and integrity that our equestrian community is known for. Arena Saddles are on the look out for an everyday equestrian who demonstrates outstanding sportsmanship and who is deserving of recognition. The ideal recipient of the Arena Saddles Sportsmanship Award isn't necessarily the equestrian who wins the most ribbons or has the fanciest horse. The recipient should: display exceptional sportsmanship, such as handling victory and defeat with grace and dignity, treat everyone with fairness and courtesy, and set an example by creating a positive and encouraging environment. As a reward for their positive influence and sportsmanship, the recipient will receive an Arena saddle of their choice and five runners-up will receive a beautiful Arena Saddle Bag as a recognition prize. Arena saddles are classically crafted from European leather. As a discerning rider, you will appreciate the elegance and quality of Arena Saddles. Whether competing in dressage, tackling a challenging course of jumps or riding the trails, you will feel supported through the exceptional close contact and complete adjustability for your horse's unique confor-
mation. Thoughtful touches, such as the ergonomic stirrup bar and softly padded knee inserts for comfort, are just some of the reasons you love your Arena saddle. Do you know a remarkable equestrian who deserves to be rewarded for their selflessness and positive influence within the equestrian community with an Arena saddle?
Maybe one of your friends generously offered you a helping hand or regularly provided advice to help you in your riding. If you know someone shining a light in your equestrian journey whom you wish to honour for their positive influence, nominate them before 30 November 2022. To make your nomination visit the Arena Saddles website here: https://bit.ly/3Ei2Nzx
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For the person that has everything, how about a quiet getaway at Lang Park Cottage, a rural tourist facility with one bedroom cottages on a private 25 acre horse property 10 mins from Byron Bay. Whether you want the relaxing lifestyle of just sitting back on this beautiful 25 acre property to unwind and enjoy the peace and tranquility or would like to visit waterfalls and rainforest at Minyon Falls or walks on the beach and a visit to the lighthouse in Byron Bay, the choice is yours. The beautiful self-contained cottages all have modern furnishings and come complete with fireplace, kitchen, modern bathroom and spa and a deck to enjoy the beautiful mornings and afternoon sunsets. The property also has a pool/BBQ area, stable block and sand dressage arena. For further information contact Aaron on 0429 997 077, 02 6684 7241 email langparkcottages@gmail.com or visit www.langparkcottages.com.au
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Need to occupy the kids in the school holidays? Do you have your own horse and are a member of pony club? The Murwillumbah Pony Club will be holding their annual three day camp on Thursday, Friday nd Saturday January 19, 20, and 21. Instruction will be provided in jumping, sporting, show riding, dressage, mounted games, horsemanship and scary obstacles. There will also be theory lessons, fun with games, trick riding and vaulting and lots more. To attend the camp you need to be a financial member of a pony club for 2022, have your own horse and pre-nominate via the nomination form available on request. This year, adult riders will be welcome to join in at the camp so long as they are financial riding members of a pony club. Nominations are essential to attend both the gymkhana and camp. For further information or to receive a nomination form contact Paula on 0413 733 294 or email cobakibob@bigpond.com
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Quickly check your horse’s gut health By Dr NERIDA MCGILCHRIST While it’s not the most refined subject, your horse’s manure can tell you a lot. How watery, soft, formed, unformed or hard it is can give you some insight into what is going on inside that gut. Use our quick check guide to assess your horse’s manure and see if it is telling you all is well… or if there is something not right within the gut. Note that the color of the manure will change as what the horse is eating changes. So don’t be too distracted by colour, look instead at the form. SCORE 1 – WATERY DIARRHEA
SCORE 1 Is this normal? Something is seriously wrong in your horse’s gut. You need to contact your veterinarian immediately. What causes this? There are many causes of watery diarrhea. Please work with your veterinarian to achieve a sound diagnosis How to fix it: Follow directions from your veterinarian.
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Is this normal? Not normal. What causes this? You should work with your veterinarian to diagnose the cause of your horse’s diarrhea. How to fix it: Follow directions from your veterinarian. Sand and dirt accumulation in the gut can be a common cause of diarrhea in horses. If this is the diagnosis, you can try using psyllium to clear this from the gut. SCORE 3 – SOFT, UNFORMED Is this normal? This is a not a normal consistency for horse manure and indicates that something is not right in the gut, particularly the hindgut. The ratio of water to fibre is too high in the manure. What causes this? There are many possible causes, including: Hindgut Acidosis. If your horse is being fed unprocessed grains, large amounts of starch will be fermented in the hindgut. Or your horse may have large amounts of fructan entering the hindgut from cereal forages. The fermenting starch and/or fructan upsets microbial balance
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SCORE 5 – FIRM, FORMED
SCORE 4 – SOFT, FORMED
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Is this normal? This is a normal consistency for manure and indicates your horse is well-hydrated and consuming sufficient fibre in the diet. This soft, formed consistency is normally seen when some green pasture is available daily.
Is this normal? This is a normal consistency for manure and indicates your horse is well hydrated and consuming sufficient fibre in the diet. This firm, formed consistency is common when horses have access to hay or dry pasture. SCORE 6 – HARD, DRY
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Are You Wasting Money on Vitamins ? By LARISSA BILSTON, BAgrSc (Hons 1), Animal Nutritionist, Farmalogic You may be wasting hard-earned cash if you're feeding mature (but not old), healthy pleasure horses a multi-vitamin supplement when they're grazing good pasture. And if you're not feeding enough vitamins to hard-working, breeding, growing or hayreliant horses you can expect sub-optimal performance and might be in for some unwanted vet bills. What are vitamins anyway? Vitamins are ‘organic substances that are necessary for correct nutrition in plants and animals’. Although they're only needed in small quantities, vitamins play essential roles throughout the body. For example, many vitamins are needed to produce the coenzymes that regulate many metabolic processes and some are antioxidants which support immune function and muscle recovery after exercise. Although all horses need to have minerals added to balance their diets (especially copper, zinc, selenium, iodine and often calcium, phosphorous, salt and magnesium), they don't all need added vitamins. When fed at levels above requirements, excess vitamins can reach toxic levels or will just make expensive urine. Mature horses in light work usually get all the vitamins they need from their feed, especially if they're grazing plentiful, good quality, green leafy pasture. The exception is vitamin E which, although present in pasture, is frequently not at high enough levels to meet the horse's requirements. Most horses need a vitamin E supplement, and many owners also choose to add biotin as an aid to hoof growth and quality. Growing, hard-working, breeding, sick, stressed and aged horses will benefit from broad-spectrum vitamin supplementation. Where do vitamins come from? Horses are able to manufacture some vitamins, some are produced by the microbes living within their gut and others are obtained from food sources. Fresh green grass is rich in beta-carotene
(the pre-cursor of vitamin A) as well as vitamins E, K and biotin. Dried feeds such as grains and newly-made hay contain vitamin D, E and B-group vitamins. As hay ages, vitamin levels rapidly decline. Horses synthesize vitamin C from glucose in the liver. Vitamin D (calciferol) is produced in the skin when pro-vitamins are exposed to ultraviolet radiation (usually by sunlight). The microbes within the large colon contribute to the production and absorption of vitamin K and the B-group vitamins thiamin, riboflavin and biotin. When to feed vitamins to Horses Vitamin A Vitamin A is important for vision, immune response to infection and in fertility. It plays roles in regulating cell development via gene expression and protecting epithelial surfaces including skin and gut linings. Horses eating more hay than green grass can become vitamin A deficient, since levels of this vitamin decline rapidly in stored hay. As a fat-soluble vitamin, it is best absorbed when the feed naturally contains a small amount of fat (e.g. green grass, copra or oilseed meals such as canola or soy) or contains added oil. B-Group Vitamins Many B-group vitamins are critical for energy metabolism.
Thiamin (B1) is needed for carbohydrate metabolism and a healthy nervous system. Riboflavin (B2) supports energy metabolism and the production of immune cells. Niacin (B3) plays a role in energy transfer in the body and Pantothenic acid (B5) is needed for the breakdown of fats and for making proteins. Pyridoxine (B6) is important for healthy immune and nervous systems and is involved in the development of muscle tissue and haemoglobin. Biotin (vitamin B7) is a vital component of many enzymes important in fatty acid synthesis, protein generation, growth and glucose metabolism. Folate (B9) is important in red blood cell manufacture, and in cell division and growth. Cobalamin (B12) works with folate to promote red blood cell production and is also involved in metabolism of carbohydrates, fat and protein. Green feed, grains and the microbes in a healthy horse gut produce many of the Bgroup vitamins that a resting horse requires. The physical stress of hard work, growing, illness or transport can kill off large numbers of benefical gut microbes, reducing vitamin B production just when the need for these vitamins is highest. continued page 11
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Consult a nutritionist for a diet analysis From Page 10 Hard working horses are frequently fed more hay and have little access to green leafy grass so it is good practice to supplement B-group vitamins to horses who are: * Working hard * Travelling and competing * Growing or breeding * Injured or unwell * Undergoing stress or anxiety. Prebiotics and probiotics, especially live yeast, fed to horses in heavy work or during times of stress, supports survival of the gut microbes that produce vitamins for their host animal. Vitamin C Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is central to the water-soluble antioxidant system in the horse, needed to prevent damage caused by free radicals and to regenerate vitamin E. Unlike humans, horses make their own vitamin C supplies in the liver but it is advisable to supplement additional vitamin C to horses in heavy work or over the age of 15. Vitamin D Vitamin D helps maintain blood calcium levels and aids calcium and phosphorus absorption from the intestine. It also helps mobilize stored calcium and has an indirect impact on bone mineralization. Horses exposed to sunlight produce adequate supplies of vitamin D in their skin. Vitamin E Vitamin E is the most important fat soluble antioxidant protecting cell membranes throughout the body. Vitamin E is also critical for fertility, cell generation and gene expression and some aspects of the immune system. All horses need supplementary vitamin E. Vitamin shortages are highest when hay or grains form a large part of the diet because vitamins are most abundant in fresh plants. By the time hay has been stored 12 months, it will have lost virtually all of its vitamin E. As a fat-soluble vitamin, vitamin E is best absorbed when the feed naturally contains a small amount of fat (e.g. green grass, copra or oilseed meals such as canola or soy) or contains added oil. Vitamin K Vitamin K is required for blood clotting and
Your horse will need additional feed and a supplement when workload increases, bone health and usually sourced from fresh green plants and microbial synthesis within the gut. Vitamin K is frequently added to vitamin supplements for breeding, growing and hard-working horses. As a fat-soluble vitamin, it is best absorbed when the feed naturally contains a small amount of fat (e.g. green grass, copra or oilseed meals such as canola or soy) or contains added oil. Multi-Vitamin Supplements for Horses Vitamins and minerals can be supplemented through either a pre-mixed feed or a balancer pellet or powder. Whilst a well-formulated pre-mixed feed can provide all your horse's vitamin and mineral needs when fed at the recommended rates, be aware that short-falls will exist if you reduce the amount fed. Feeds smaller than the recommended rate must be topped up with an appropriate rate of a balancer pellet or powdered supplement. One of the advantages of relying on a good quality vitamin and mineral powder mixed in an unfortified feed or concentrated balancer pellet is that you don't need to recalculate supplement requirements every time you change how much hard feed you give. Provided you choose a supplement with well-balanced mineral levels and enough vitamin E, you can save money by avoiding the excess vitamins if and when your horse doesn't need them. The friendliest vitamin and mineral supplements on the market will list their ingredients "per serve" rather than "per kilogram" to
make your calculations easier. Don't be fooled into thinking that the product with 15 mg of biotin per 60 g serve contains less than the product with a label that reads: Biotin 100 mg/kg. In a 60 gram serve, 100 mg/kg would equate to 100 x 60/1000 = 6 mg per 60 grams. Watch the units carefully when comparing levels in different feeds and supplements. One milligram (mg) is one thousandth of a gram. One microgram (mcg or μg) is one millionth of a gram and one thousandth of a milligram. A feed or supplement with 15 mcg of biotin contains one thousand times less biotin than one with 15 mg per serve. 1,000 IU is not the same as 1,000 mg. The levels of fat soluble vitamins (A, D, E and K) may be measured in International Units (IU), a unit designed to account for differences in biological activity of the different chemical forms of each vitamin. For example, one IU of natural vitamin E (dalpha-tocopherol) weighs 0.67 mg while the synthetic form (dl-alpha-tocopherol) contains 0.9 mg of vitamin E per IU. Take-home message: All horses need supplementary minerals and vitamin E. Healthy, mature spelling horses don't usually need more vitamins than they can get from eating plentiful green leafy grass. When horses eat more hay than grass or are breeding, growing, working hard, sick or injured they need a supplementary supply of multi-vitamins. Read product labels carefully to ensure your horses are getting their recommended daily intake of vitamins.
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Bone Gold radiographic report By Dr ANDREW WATTS BVSc Equine Veterinarian
VETERINARY RADIOGRAPHIC REPORT HORSE: X XXXX XXXXXXX MICROCHIP: …483 DATES OF EXAMINATION: 14TH APRIL 17TH MAY 2021 14TH JUNE PLACE: XXXX CANUNGRA
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BILATERAL HIND CANNON RADIOGRAPHS of X XXXX XXXXXX Initially taken on 14th April 2021. Initial radiographs showed a 32mm longitudinal non displaced left mid cannon saucer fracture extending 6mm into the dorsal cortex and a 44mm longitudinal displaced fracture right mid cannon 5.5mm in depth mid dorsal cortex associated proximally with a 27mm x 6.5mm secondary fracture as below. Initially, surgical removal was recommended of the R H fracture fragment. A second series was taken on 17th May and third series on 14th June as above. Both fractures have attached and integrated with the parent bone with minor surface enthesophyte formation and periosteal activity evident. RECOMMENDATIONS: Surgery is no longer recommended; however, the colt should be monitored carefully for any swelling on either cannon. Prognosis for full return to racing is good. COMMENTS: Fractures of this nature usually require surgical removal. Resolution of cortical fractures of this size without surgical intervention is not expected. BONE GOLD SUPPLEMENTATION WAS INITIATED ON 14TH APRIL 21 AT 3 X SCOOPS/DAY AND SHOULD BE CONTINUED. Please do not hesitate to contact Dr Andrew Watts B.V.Sc if you have any further queries
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Windgalls can be very common ailments By DAVID LOVELL BSVS Splints and windgalls are very common ailments that horses sustain. When owner's first see a swelling on their horse's lower leg, the initial reaction might be to panic - "Oh my god" - what is it, will it take ages to mend, will it cost me a fortune or potentially affect his future? Don't panic. Fortunately the very vast majority of windgalls are of little consequence, other than a cosmetic blemish and will have little effect on the performance of the horse. What are they? A windgall, (technically correct name being tendosynovitis), is swelling of the digital tendon sheath - a sterile fluid-filled sleeve covering the flexor tendons over the back of the fetlock joint. The flexor tendons themselves are extremely critical and sensitive structures and injury to them is serious. A tendon is a structure that starts as a muscle mass which has the ability to contract and transmit forces that move the object to which it is attached. Obviously the horse has very long skinny legs with large muscle masses higher up on the body. The flexor tendon serves as a "rope" to connect the muscle mass to the bones of the lower leg. When the muscle contracts, the tendon moves upward and "flexes" the joints of the lower limb. The sheath is a sleeve that surrounds the tendon and enables the tendon to slide up and down. The sheath has a relatively tough outer case, and a "synovial" lining which has cells that secrete fluid which serves as a lubricant. The superficial and deep flexor tendons originate as muscles above the knee and the hock, become tendons at the level of these joints and passage down the back of the leg to attach to the pastern and pedal bones. Obviously at the level of the fetlock, they have to "go round a corner" to continue their progression. Most significantly, everyone has seen videos of horses in motion and can appreciate the tremendous range of motion the fetlock goes through, and in particular how low the back of the fetlock sinks at impact and weight bearing. Obviously this is going to put enormous tension and stress on the tendon structures. Nature has adapted to help protect the tendons by evolving a much thicker and stronger annular ligament structure around the back of the fetlock to help hold the tendons in place and support them as they are stretched. For the same reasons, the synovial sheath is also more thickened and reactive compared to sheaths in other areas of the horse. A very important feature to understand is that the synovial sheath is dynamic and very active. The fluid secreted, is not just a "pool" of stagnant liquid. It is continually being turned over by secretion and absorption, and when all is in balance, the rate of secretion equals the rate of absorption and the normal appearance of the lower limb prevails. If however the rate of secretion increases and exceeds the absorption, extra and excess fluid accumulates and the sheath starts to swell. The rate of secretion increases whenever there is any inflammation in any of the integrated structures. When one appreciates the absolutely enorPage 16
A windgall, (technically known as tendosynovitis), is swelling of the digital tendon sheath.
mous forces and stresses applied to the back of the fetlock region by a 500kg animal travelling at often quite high speeds, it does not take much to cause damage or inflammation. Most often, the damage is relatively minor and is associated with vagaries in such thinks as the conformation and balance of the bones and joints, in particular hoof imbalances, and irregular surfaces that the horse invariably has to travel over. Often these deviations are relatively minor but over time, create "wear and tear" to the soft tissue structures, in particular the tendon sheath, and there is a progressive gradual increase in fluid production and an insidious increase in the size of the pouch, eventually resulting in noticeable "windgalls". They are the result of the way the horse moves and individuals are all different. Some horses are prone, others resistant, to the development of the most common windgall because of their biomechanics of movement. Almost all of these horses are not lame and the blemish is purely cosmetic. There are some more problematic situations that can occur. Damage to either of the tendons in any form will dramatically increase the inflammation resulting in very high volumes of fluid production. The tendon injury may cause lameness, as may the turgidity of the high pressure of the massive secretion in the tight sheath which in itself will cause lameness. A very common development is stretching and tearing of the previously mentioned annular ligament that traverses horizontally across the back of the fetlock. These can be very painful. The synovial sheath and the annular ligament are part and parcel of the same structure and so a lot of fluid is produced, and often the ligament swells and increases in sized, sometimes "pinching" the tendons causing more trouble. An even worse situation is infection in the synovial sheath, usually the result of a puncture wound, and these are devastating, and difficult to deal with requiring urgent veterinary attention. So, what do we do? Hopefully I have already explained the great majority of windgalls are a result of the way the horse uses the leg. Windgalls are very rare
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in horses that live in the paddock and are never ridden. Things have to change, and there are usually a multitude of factors in the ecosystem around the use and movement of the horse. When I look at a horse for a client with a windgall, the most important part of the assessment is a detailed exploration of all the factors relating to the use of the horse. By far the most useful and common adjustment we can make is in the way the horse is trimmed and shod and almost always there are things we can change and adjust. Each horse is different but most changes will involve improving the balance of the foot, shortening the breakover, and increasing the heel support. The surface the horse works on is also very important. Very hard surfaces are going to exacerbate the effects of the small imbalances that may be present. Equally, deep sand surfaces can be wrong as the deeper the surface, the more work the tendons have to do to achieve liftoff and breakover. There are so many factors to consider, it is impossible to cover. Suffice to say, everything must be assessed and adjustments considered. Medical therapy can be very useful as it can markedly reduce inflammation. Phenylbutazone, and other anti-inflammatories will all help. In particular, injection of cortisone into the sheath can be dramatic. Cortisone stops the local inflammation and virtually ceases the secretion, absorption continues and the sheath goes down. It is critical to realise that if the factors that caused the windgall in the first place remain, the inflammation will continue as soon as the drugs wear off. Every owner invariably wants to "drain" the fluid. This on its own is a complete waste as the fluid will instantly be re-secreted and the swelling return. Surgery can be very useful in those cases where there is damage to the tendon or annular ligament. Careful ultrasound examination is very important to attempt to determine what damage may be present, and if there appears to be a lot of sonographic change in the tendons and sheath, surgery is very important in removing damaged tissue and allowing healing.
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The benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar Farmers and horse trainers have been using Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) to improve and then maintain their horses’ well-being for years. It has an alkalizing effect which puts the horse in a slightly alkalized state. The benefits of this are legendary and its use over hundreds of years have proven beneficial.. It is a valuable tonic if taken internally or applied externally. Top 10 uses for Apple Cider Vinegar 1. Natural insect control When horses are fed ACV daily in their feed, it causes higher levels of thiamine (vitamin B1) to be excreted through their skin, and thus the optimum levels of B vitamins in their system discourages insects including flies and mosquitoes 2. Improves digestion ACV works to acidify the stomach for better digestion and absorption of minerals and help protect your horse from bacteria, parasites and water-borne diseases, and ulcers. Research has also shown that it can slow the absorption of sugar into the bloodstream, which is helpful for those founder-prone ponies/horses that are sensitive to sugar. 5. Helps prevent intestinal enteroliths An alkaline environment in the horse's digestive tract can cause intentional stones to grow to the point of causing dangerous obstructions. The acidifying effect of ACV helps dissolve and prevent enteroliths.
4. Mane and tail conditioner Adding one cup of ACV to a bucket of water for the final rinse of your horse's mane and tail will leave it feelingly incredibly smooth and removes any extra soap residue. 5. Disguise water while travelling If your horse is accustomed to the taste of ACV, bring some along on your next road trip and they'll happily drink unfamiliar water. 6. Wound treatment Spraying fungus, burns, skin infections and other wounds with diluted ACV is a great way to speed healing time by helping to help keep bacteria and insects away. 7. Ease arthritis symptoms Both horses and humans alike have benefited from ACV to help control arthritis joint pain and stiffness.
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Endocrine conditions of the horse Diagnosis: PPID- Blood test measuring ACTH, low dose Dexamethasone Suppression Test (DST) to measure cortisol levels. EMS - Blood glucose and insulin level measurements, Oral Sugar Test (OST), Insulin Tolerance Test (ITT). IR - intravenous glucose tolerance test (IVGTT), Oral Sugar Test (OST).
By Karyn Campbell Naturopath and Equine Herbalist ©Hi Form Aust 2022 The Endocrine System of the horse consists of the reproductive organs, pancreas, pineal body, thyroid, adrenal glands, pituitary, and parathyroid glands. So, what does the endocrine system do? The endocrine glands release hormones (chemical messengers) to provide internal communications into the bloodstream and allows them to travel to the cells then on to other areas of the body to perform their designated tasks. Horses can develop disorders when the glands either over secrete or under secrete hormones, this is also the case if a tumour develops on the organ or gland. Horses can develop disorders such as Cushing’s Syndrome (PPID) Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction, Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS), Insulin Resistance (IR). Cushing’s: Cushing’s disease is a result of a benign tumour on the pituitary gland. This will result in increased release of several hormones, with the most common being ACTH (adrenocorticotropic hormone). The thing about ACTH is that it will trigger the adrenal glands to produce more cortisol which is a form of steroid. The clinical signs that are associated with Cushing’s are usually due to the over production of cortisol. Cushing's Disease can affect any breed of horse and typically affects horses greater
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than 15 years of age. Cushing’s clinical signs are laminitis and long shaggy coat. Other signs can be ravenous appetite, increased drinking and urination, lethargy, pot belly, skin and respiratory infections.
ponies that are 15 years of age and younger. EMS clinical signs are increased fat deposits around the base of tail, ribs, neck and crest. A history of laminitis and insulin dysregulation.
Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS): EMS is a disorder that is associated with the inability to regulate insulin levels in the blood. It usually will affect ponies, donkeys, Arabians, warmbloods and horses that have the ability to survive harsh conditions. When these horses are kept in an environment where they have access to high carbohydrates with minimum to little exercise their calorie intake is quite large. This generally affects horses and
Insulin Resistance (IR): IR in horses is where there is a significant increase in insulin levels within the blood. The insulin can no longer stimulate tissues to uptake glucose correctly. The pancreas will produce more insulin to compensate to move the glucose in to the cells to prevent hyperglycaemia. IR clinical signs are abnormal weight gain, loss of muscle tone or stamina, excessive water consumption, colic and laminitis.
Treatment: PPID- medication Pergolide and occasionally Cyproheptdine and Trilostane. Dietary management with low starch and sugar supplemented with protein, minerals and vitamins. EMS - Modification of diet in the form of (NSC) non-structural carbohydrate restriction so reduced calories. Increase in exercise, supplements to provide minerals and vitamins. IR - The same as EMS. Modification of diet in the form of (NSC) non-structural carbohydrate restriction so reduced calories. Increase in exercise, supplements to provide minerals and vitamins. The medication Metformin for horse's sensitive to insulin.
Important: Although the three conditions are similar. Your Vet will diagnose your horse via the necessary testing. Obesity Insulin Dysregulation Laminitis Muscle loss Curly coat Increased ACTH Regional fat deposits
PPID Some Some Some Yes Yes Yes Some
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CAMPDRAFTING/CUTTING /TEAM PENNING NOVEMBER 4-6 Westmar Sports Club draft 0409 171 404 5 PowrannaTas 0458 489 231 11-13 Glen Elgin Campdraft 0429 151 883 12-13 Gidgeefield Campdraft 0437 921 151 12-13 Scots PGC Youth draft 0414 735 914 19-20 Tenterfield Campdraft 0418 851 752 19-20 Powranna Clinic Tas 0458 489 231 19-20 Monto Judges Seminar 0428 204 033 26-27 Guyra Campdraft 0429 640 863 26-26 Hamilton Twilight & "Shotgun Stud" Open SuperDraft Tas 0458 489 231
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DRESSAGE. 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 NOVEMBER 6 Caboolture Dressage Group 6 Bemboka Show Dressage 0419 693 718 5-6 Grafton Riding Club 0418 677 238 6 Hawkesbury Dressage 0416 110 258 6 Singleton 0426 824 443 5-6 Young Dressage Club 0429 831 427 12-13 DNSW 0409 841 089 13 Wagga Wagga 0428 632 494 19-20 Manning Valley 19-20 Monaro Eq Club 0418 649 869 19-20 Namoi 26 Hunter Valley 0498 627 767 27 Camden 0407 734 148
27 Jindera Eq Club 0407 207 392 DECEMBER 4 Central Coast Dressage 0478 070 176 4 Leeton Dressage 0419 873 321 4 New England Girls School 0488 183 103 4 Sugarloaf Cobbitty 0427 114 195 4 Sutherland Shire 0417 103 626 4 Alexander Park DC 4 Shoalhaven Dressage 1-4 Tamworth Dressage 0428 671 338 8-11 Victorian Dressage Festival 10-11 DNSW Clarendon 0409 841 089 11 South Coast Eq Club @ Albion Park 11 Bowral DC 17-18 Young Dressage Club JANUARY 20-22 Boneo Classic
DISTANCE RIDING www.tadra.asn.au
DRIVING www.australiancarriagedrivingsociety.org\ NOVEMBER 19-20 Skye Park Australian Carriage Driving Classic – Level 2 CDE DECEMBER 2-4 Battle of the Border Level 2 CDE
ENDURANCE www.aera.asn.au / www.tadra.asn.au NOVEMBER 5-6 Central Ranges Zone 2 Chams 12-13 Oz Endurance Fernvale 0419 780 841 13 Tumbarumba Endurance Ride 18-20 Tasmanian State Champs
INTER SCHOOL NOVEMBER 6 Show Jumping @ Fig Tree Pocket
POLO/ POLOCROSSE www.polocrosse.com.au
PONY CLUB www.pcansw.org.au www.ponyclubqld.com.au www.ponyclubvic.org.au www.ponyclub.asn.au NOVEMBER 4-6 NSW State Jumping Equitation Champs @ Kootingal
12 PCQ Masters champs @ Nanango 13 Greenbank Hunter Trials 20 Tallebudgera Showjumping
26-27 Regional Combined Training School @ Wollondilly DECEMBER 9-11 NSW State Show Riding Champs @ Glen Innes
REINING www.reiningaustralia.com.au NOVEMBER 4-6 SQRHA Open Pen 12-13 Tamworth Reining Clinic Blue Top Farm 19 WARHA Club Day 26 SNSWRHA Qualifier Show DECEMBER 10 Tamworth Reining Show, Presentation and Christmas Party
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NOVEMBER 5 NQSJC Christmas Jump @ Ravenshoe 12 PCQ Masters champs @ Nanango 20 Scenic Rim 27 Sunshine Coast Showjumping DECEMBER 3-4 RM's Equestrian Centre ODE @ Hodgsonvale 10 Tasmanian State Jumping Titles
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Keep cattle ticks out of NSW 17-18 SHCV Southern Stars Royal Gala 19-20 SHCV Summer Classic - Victoria JANUARY 7 Pambula Show 14-15 Bowral Show 14 Armidale Riding Club Hack and Breed Show Spectacular 15 Candelo Show 21 Albion Park Show 21-22 Eurobodalla Show 27-28 Bundarra Show and Rodeo 27-28 Kiama Show 27-28 Tenterfield Show 26-29 SHCV Horse of the Year FEBRUARY 3-4 Berry Show 3-4 Rydal Show 3-5 Stanthorpe Show 4 Uralla Show 4 Nimmitabel Show 10-11 Glen Innes Show 10-11 Allora Show 24-26 Canberra Royal
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
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holding three day camp on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 19 20,21, January 2023. Instruction will be provided in show jumping, sporting, showriding, dressage, mounted games, theory Horsemanship, and scary obstacles. There will also be theory lessons, fun with games, trick riding and vaulting and lots more. Following the camp, there will be the annual Zone 15 fundraiser T-shirt gymkhana on Sunday, January 22. The program offers something for riders of all ages and interests from the lead line under eight riders up to associates rider 17 yrs and under 26 yrs. Events include dressage, best presented, hack, rider, pleasure and bareback classes, showjumping and sporting events. 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 both the gymkhana and camp. For further information contact Paula on 0413 733 294 or email cobakibob@bigpond.com
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The Horse Report MULLUMBIMBY SHOW 2022 The 2022 Mullumbimby Show will be held over the weekend of 12th and 13th of November. Exciting changes for the always beautiful main arena of the Mullumbimby show have been made for our Horse section entrants. New timetables will be trialled to alleviate disruptions. The trotting displays will only run during the morning tea break from 10.30 till approx 11.15am then not recommence until the other events in the main ring have been completed on Saturday afternoon. The hack, breed and show jumping events, will leave the arena during all trotting displays. The Mullumbimby Show committee and volunteers appreciate our horse competitor's assistance with ensuring these changes are implemented easily. The Main Ring will have hack, hunter and breed classes on Saturday including Youngstock feature classes. Get your creative ideas ready for the fun of the Fancy Dress class, anything goes class for horse and rider/handler. The Far North Coast Branch of the Australian Stock Horse Society are providing prizes for our Australian Stock Horse Feature ring which has handler, hack and working classes for junior and senior registered Stock Horses. Our ever-popular Show jumping program will be run on Saturday with great cash prizes from our generous sponsors for the great selection of events. Trotting displays are again generously sponsored by Garrards Horse and Hound. One lucky driver will go home with a new RIO gig donated by Garrards. To help with new timetables within the Main Arena we ask for all trotting drivers to pre-nominate their entries - contact number for the trotting is John Ward 0418 254 695. To avoid delays on competition day waivers can be downloaded at www.mullumbimbyshow.org.au to have ready to hand in on the day. Gate entry for all competitors is just $10 per adult and $5 for under 16yo (kids under 6yo FREE) Membership at just $15- per year for adults and $7.50 for under 16yo allows unlimited entry over both days of the show. Queensland Competitors are reminded that all stock must meet DPI border crossing spaying requirements. Programs and further information about all sections of the 2022 Mullumbimby Agricultural show can be found on our Facebook page orvia email to mullumbimbyshow2@gmail.com
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EADC Dressage Performance Gold medalists Supplied by EQUESTRIAN AUSTRALIA The Equestrian Australia Dressage Committee (EADC) is pleased to announce the recipients of the special Performance Gold Medals, which recognise outstanding performances throughout the year. Performance Gold Medals, which have been distributed every year since 2010, are an initiative of the EADC and recognise outstanding performances and are awarded to nominated horse/athlete combinations that obtain the required results during the qualifying period. These include: Novice or Elementary level - 3 performances of 75% or more at each level Medium or Advanced level - 3 performances of 70% or more at each level PSG or Inter I (small tour) - 3 performances of 70% or more across the small tour Inter II or Grand Prix (big tour) - 3 performances of 70% or more across the big tour A presentation was held on Friday 14 October 2022 at the Leader Equine Australian Dressage Championships to the 2022 recipients. The EADC Congratulates all of the Performance Gold Medal recipients for 2022.
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PERFORMANCE GOLD MEDAL RECIPIENTS FOR 2022 MARITZA BLOOMFIELD VEGAS BLOOMFIELD VEGAS SONIC K SONIC K YARRAMEE SPELLBOUND CORINNA CJP SIR DRAGONFIRE II HOLLANDS BEND FLEUR DE LYS REVELWOOD OLIVIA FLORINO 48 YARRAMEE FONZIE DAILY DANCER BECKS GOLD II DEHERE TLF BML SILHOUETTE ROXLEIGH FIDELIO MOVIE STAR
Janet Seccull Janet Seccull Janet Seccull Karen Blythe Karen Blythe Sharyn McCombe Pauline Carnovale Rachelle Wilson Courtney Smith Eliza Hebiton Jason James Justine Greer Justine Greer Caroline Hooper Ricky MacMillan Astrid Grov Ruth Schneeberger Michelle Baker
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The power to connect is in the pause By TANJA KRAUS Haste is easily one of the top issues that I see with horses and their humans. If we take the time to watch horses in the paddock, going about their day to day lives, they really don't do anything quickly, unless there is a perceived threat or they are playing. With the exception of those 2 things, horses pretty much go about their business at a snail’s pace and much of the time with no agenda and no time frame. Humans on the other hand usually do things at a fairly quick pace, with an agenda and many things to 'fit' into their allocated time frame. For example, we may arrive at the paddock before or after work, either trying to get stuff done before we have to head off, or before the sun goes down. In that time we may have to unrug, groom, saddle, ride, unsaddle, re-rug and feed. So we are trying to get things done efficiently, often rapidly, and we end up never truly being present in our interaction. The horse becomes a tool for our
Enjoy the time you have with your horse, don’t rush it. enjoyment, and we become a for an hour or so, until we leave discomfort for him - something him alone once again. that he must endure or tolerate This is because you and your
horses are operating on two different energy frequencies. Humans exist in a constant state of 'to do' and horses live in a constant state of 'nowhere to be, nothing to do'. When we start to become conscious of our energy, and mindfully add pause to our day, the horses are drawn to us. The simple act of not immediately approaching your horse when you arrive at the paddock will provide pause and space for the horse to connect. Kind of like a knock at the door. I don't like people 'dropping in' to my house unexpectedly, but it would be much worse if they just walked in without knocking. A knock at least provides me some space to gather thoughts, finish what I'm doing and 'change gears'. It's the same at the paddock - if you arrive and walk straight out to your horse, it's like not knocking - it doesn't give him time to mentally shift to your arrival. Adding these pauses into your interactions will get your energies more in sync and your horse will begin enjoying your time together.
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Boyd's bid for 10th title on course in Lyon Supplied by EQUESTRIAN AUSTRALIA Fresh from winning his sixth Four-in-Hand World Championship a month ago, Australia’s Boyd Exell set out to take a 10th FEI Driving World Cup title by emphatically leading from the very start to win the first leg, with former champions Ijsbrand Chardon (Netherlands) second and countryman Koos de Ronde third. With French events bookending the 2022-23 series, the tally has started in deciding who goes to February’s final in Bordeaux. Gaining a wild card entry – which means his result won’t go into the qualification points pot – Boyd unequivocally showed why he is so hard to beat. It was an early start on Saturday morning for Competition One. With five confirmed entries (whose points count towards the series ranking) and two wild cards, it was Benjamin Aillaud who opened, followed by Boyd, then Ijsbrand, Jérôme Voutaz (Switzerland), Dries Degrieck (Belgium), Koos and Chester Weber (USA). Still fine tuning their performances, all knocked balls but the order for the second round was set. All seven came out again and the times from round one rolled on as the clocks started and they tacked a slightly reduced version of Jeroen Houterman’s (Netherlands) 13-obstacle course. Retaining his superb form from Pratoni,
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Boyd Exell (AUS) winner in the FEI Driving World Cup 2022/23 - Lyon. ©FEI/Leanjo de Koster
Ijsbrand put in a blazing run to be the first to go clear. But the harder Boyd is pushed, the better he performs, and with his trusted team of Emma Olsson – currently nominated for the Cavalor FEI Best Groom Award in this year’s FEI Awards – and long term supporter Hugh Scott-Barrett behind him, he not only drove clear, but smashed the time, shaving 4.41 seconds off Ijsbrand to finish first on day one. Competition Two on Sunday morning saw the slate wiped clean and all started on zero again, but Saturday’s standings gave the running order. Unlike the previous day, only the top three came back for what was the fourth run over
the course for them, with the ‘F’ gates removed from the marathon-type obstacles numbers 5 and 9. Although he knocked an early ball, Boyd’s 143.97 was fast enough to give him a cushion and he retained the top spot. However, in the finale, Boyd found another stratospheric gear, his streamlined horses worked as one and kept their momentum throughout, to end on 140.82. Stating how delighted he was with his horses Boyd said, “I was thrilled to get the invitation as a wild card. We’ve got three competitions in a row and although the horses are fit, it’s the competitions that get them competition fit.”
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Top showjumpers return to Boneo Park Supplied by BONEO PARK & EQUESTRIAN AUSTRALIA All eyes in the sport of Jumping in Australia will once again turn to Boneo in Victoria, where the 2022 Pryde’s EasiFeed Australian Jumping Championships will be held in November. This will be a welcome return to their traditional spot on the calendar after the 2021 Championships were delayed until February this year. Situated on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula, Boneo Park Equestrian Centre has been the home to the past three Australian Jumping Championships and is excited to once again be hosting competitors from around the country in what will be a five-day Jumping extravaganza. Pryde's EasiFeed have once again come on board as generous sponsors of the Championships and with action taking place in three separate arenas, not to mention over $100,000 in prize money, the excitement is not to be missed. In total, there are more than 740 horses and 410 riders entered to compete in a range of Australian titles, including: The Verband Holsteiner Germany Future Stars Championship; The Kiernan Plant Hire Mini Prix Championship; The Racing Hearts Speed Championship; The 4-Cyte Children’s Championship; The Horseland Junior Championship; The Racing Hearts Young Rider Championship; and The Pryde’s EasiFeed Senior Championship. An Off-The-Track Championship will also be held, sponsored by the Racing Victoria Off-The-Track Program, which is dedicated to the welfare of retired racing thoroughbreds. The program also incorporates a range of minor titles and nonchampionship height classes. The Senior Championship will bring together for a memorable competition the very best riders in the country including Olivia Hamood - 2021 Australian
Olivia Hamood and Jane Fonda DVD - winners of the 2021 Australian Jumping Senior Title. Photo Credit: Jo Jennings | Australian Jumping
Senior Champion, Tom McDermott – 2019 Australian Senior Champion and Amber Fuller - 2018 Australian Senior Champion. Reflecting on her 2021 Championship success, Olivia Hamood said winning the Australian Senior Title last year was a dream come true. “It’s something I’ve always wanted to win ever since I was a Junior,” Olivia said. “I’ve been runner up in Juniors, Young Riders and Seniors but to actually win it was just surreal. “Most definitely the highlight of my career so far. “I’m excited to be heading back to Boneo this year to give it my best shot again, we haven’t had the most ideal prep but it’s the one show on the calendar each year that everyone wants to attend and everyone wants to perform well at.” It is not only competitors that are well-catered for at Boneo Park, as the experience for spectators will also be fantastic. Along with the world class Jumping to enjoy, there will be an extensive trade village and a range of quality food and drink outlets. A day out at Boneo Park is an unforgettable experience. The on-site restaurant, Arilla, will be open for lunch and dinner throughout the Championships. Incorporating fresh local and homegrown produce with an emphasis on delicious flavours, dining at this top-class venue is truly a special experience. VIP tickets are available from the website www.australianjumpingchampionships.com.au
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Canyon Cavalli owned and shown by Emily Hart Reserve Champion Overall 3yo Youngstock
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Amber Kahlar and Bellgarra Miss Muffet Champion and her sister Josie with Bordershow Bedazzled
Supreme Welsh Mountain Pony Exhibit Adorabelle Claire De Lune exhibited by Carrie Fury & shown by Christian Rebsdorph
Prada Pines Picasso Champion in the Part Welsh Australian Ridden Championship Qualifier
Rebecca Gatehouse with judge Fiona Forge and Supreme champion purebred welsh Barn Hill Pizazz
Bella Kaplan & Primrose Park Play with Paint Champion Leading Rein First Ridden
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Champion Large Show Galloway Royalwood Touch of Lyric ridden by Adam Oliver and Reserve Champion Kirralee Christian Dior ridden by Leigh Sears
Reserve Champion Small Show Hunter Pony Bamborough Ariana ridden by Chelsea Webb
Champion Large Show Hunter Hack Federer exhibited by Adam Oliver
Champion Small show Hack La Dolce Vita exhibited by Teena Johnstone and ridden by Riley Kent
Grand Champion led Show Hunter Kolbeach Holly's Ruby exhibited by Niki Jamieson with judges Chanele Hunter-Cooke, Carlene Nossiter, John Paget & Heidi Pickstock,
Champion Small Show Hunter Hack Heathmont Flirt exhibited by Abbey Lovell
Champion Leading Rein Show Pony Bordershow Magic Mike with Sarah and Ruby Scotson
Champion Small Pony Rosedale Matilda exhibited by Sarah Young and ridden by Isla Grubisa
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2022 LISMORE SHOW Photos by Heidi Oliveira
Champion Led Quarter Horse exhibitd by Tanya Daley
Prestonvale Midnight Blue exhibited by Rhonda Maluta was Champion Novice Pony
Reserve Champion Quarter Horse exhibited by Katie Painter
Supreme Led exhibited by Shanelle Moy
Brock Everingham in the show jumping
Champion Ridden Thoroughbred exhibited by Clare Fedrick
Champion ridden Saddle Pony exhibited by Elizabeth Davis
Bacchante Park Strikes Gold exhibited by Charlee Campbell Champion Hunter Pony
Alyssa Barkas working out to win Reserve Champ ridden Colourama
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Kids having fun in the popular beginner ring fancy dress
Champion led Paint exhibited Cherie Jennings
Champion Novice Pony Tremayne Talk of The Town ridden by Charlee Anthony
Supreme led Gelding Framar Valle Kye exhibited by Jodey Hill
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Bayview Sundance
Price: $ 25,000. 14.1 hh Reg: Riding Pony | Part Welsh | EA | SHC Chestnut Gelding Sire: Royalwood Boy Soprano Dam: Bayview French Kiss Sunny is a quality Galloway who has enjoyed many wins in his career both under saddle and in-hand at Royal and Grand National qualifying level. He debuted his ridden career in 2020, and although a distributed first season due to Covid, has had a highly decorated career to date including: 2020 Champion Small Galloway NSW Country Hack Championships 2020 SHC HOTY Champion Newcomer Galloway 2020 Pacific Coast Hack Championships Champion Newcomer Galloway 2021 Top 10 Open Small Galloway (equal 4th) ENSW HOTY Consistent placings Galloway classes at Canberra and Sydney Royals 2022. He gives a comfortable uncomplicated ride with three lovely paces. Shown extensively and successfully including child’s classes at HOTY shows, now in his third season and ready to get on and go. Performed for 2023 Royals. Video available. Vet check welcome.
Rosedale Regent Price: $ 11,000. 14.2 hh Reg: SHC, EA, Part Welsh, Riding Pony, Arab, Saddle Pony Chestnut Gelding YOB: 2014 Sire: Whitmere Secret Agent Dam: Willowcroft Fatal Attraction Reggie is a lovely quiet allrounder, who has successfully competed at various Ag Shows, with 3 wins to his name. He is qualified for 2023 Adelaide Royal & Southern Cross NSW in Child’s Small Show Hunter Galloway. Reggie is easy to prep for competitions & requires no work down. Contact: Margie Ph: 0417 814 157 after 3pm weekdays
Contact: Cherie Ph: 0418 202 527
Beauparc Magic Mike
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Price: $ 18,000. 14.3 1/3 hh Reg: SHC | EA | Part Welsh Chestnut Gelding YOB: 2015 Sire: Cherrington Damascus Dam: Grace’s Magic National Quality Large Hunter Galloway Mike is an easy, fun and stunning horse. All the hard work has been done and is now ready to kick off his show ring career. Qualified for open large hunter GN 23 and easily qualifies for all the royals. Would also suit PC, interschool’s, dressage and working hunter classes. Perfect first Galloway, adult or child’s rider class mount. Easy to float, wash, clip. Footage available on request. Contact: Ciel Letts Ph: 0407 711 339
Price: $ 10,000. 14.2 hh Reg: Riding Pony | EA | SHC Bay Gelding YOB: 2014 Sire: Millawarrah Magnitude Dam: El Jackie In his newcomer year pulling champions at every show he’s been to, in both open and led classes, eligible part welsh Arabian derivative. Easy to do everything with, travels beautifully. Can take out alone or in company, loves to go for a trail ride. Straight from float to ring no warm down needed. Great to lunge, soft snaffle mouth more whoa than go. Would suit a confident teen/ adult. I’ve had kids in him on the lead and was great. No nasties does mildly wind suck but doesn’t affect his weigh or appetite, doesn’t do it in the paddock and doesn’t try with a collar on. Other than that he’s a great little dude and tries his heart out. Contact: Leia Ph: 0400 761 589
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Price: $ POA 16.1 hh Reg: Thoroughbred | SHC | EA Brown Gelding YOB: 2010 Sire: Sharkbite Dam: Leica Rose
Price: $POA 15.1 ½ hh Reg: SHC & EA Chestnut Gelding YOB: 2012 Sire: Urubula Regal Promise Dam: Type to Type
Brown Thoroughbred gelding Off the Track. Bruce is looking for his next new home, he is a seasoned competitive show horse. Good to shoe, clip, float. Reasonably priced to the right home.
Qualified for Grand Nationals 2023 after winning champion child’s small open hack at ACT Southern Highlands show horse championship.
Contact: Catherine Mills Ph: 0417 433 320
Baxter is a reliable, quiet, kind, easy going horse at home and out at shows. Baxter would suit a competent child or teen. Contact: Emma Ph: 0466 910 827 Location: Bungendore NSW
Finch Farm Lego Price: $28,000. 15.1 hh Reg: EA Bay Gelding YOB: 2010 Sire: Finch Farm Style Dam: Zafirah Maya Lego is a 12year old 15.1 warmblood x Arabian Lego is a pleasure to have around and is easy to rug, float, truck, shoe and catch. He has been ridden by a 14yr old the past few years. She does everything for him, catches rugs, puts him on the float and gets him ready. He has taken his rider from 60cm to jumping confidently at 1Mt. He knows his job and aims to please his little rider. He will be missed in our stables and is only for sale due to moving to higher heights It is now time for him to build the confidence of a new little person. Contact: Naomi Oudshoorn Ph: 0400 123 842
Kellot Lodge Hilltop Price: $ 15,000. 15.3 hh Reg: Part Bred Arabian Chestnut Gelding YOB: 2016 Sire: Keilshoop HoneyHill Dam: Touch of Tuscany Summit has 3 good paces with a lovely nature! He has a great work ethic is willing to learn and loves the attention. He has been shown in hand as a youngster, he has been to 4 shows in hand. Gold Australian National Part bred champion as a 2 year old. Summi would be best suited to a knowledgeable rider to continue his training. Ready to take out and start competing under saddle. Someone is going to have so much fun with this little guy. Contact: Stacey Turner Ph: 0438 092 478
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Mirinda Lancelot Price: $ 30,000 - with saddle, bridle and tail! 13.3 7/8 hh Reg: EA | SHC | RPSB Grey Gelding YOB: 2013 Sire: Mirinda Field of Dreams Dam: Rotherwood Matinee
Dirigeree Park Regal Affair Price: $ POA 14.0 hh Reg: SHC | Riding Pony/Welsh Black/Brown Gelding YOB: 2010 Sire: Willowcroft Regal Alliance Dam: Weston Caroline
Hank is the ultimate large show pony with that look at me presence and huge movement! Hank is offered for sale to only a 5 star show home. He is extremely successful in all events and is fully qualified for EA Nationals in Child’s large pony and Open large pony. He is also fully qualified for GN in Child’s large pony and Open large pony 2023! Hank is also the ultimate rider class mount and has taken my daughter to qualify twice in her rider class and has also taken another rider to be runner up at GN! Always in the winners circle at the highest level shows! Contact: Nicola Grubisa Ph: 0408 494 511
Thomas is a well-educated show hunter pony with a look at me presence. He has proven to be a versatile pony with eye catching looks to match who has had a very successful show career to date Thomas is an excellent jumper but it more suited to showing. He is a pleasure to own quirks and all, easy to prep for shows, minimal work down. Currently in show condition This is a very hard sale of a much loved pony, will only be sold to the best of homes. Would suit a confident teen or adult that knows there gears well. Saddle, double bridle and rugs available to purchase with Tom. Thomas does wind suck but is controlled with a collar and does not affect his weight. Full vet check welcome. Contact: Chloe O'Connor Ph: 0421 873 404
Ridgeview Park Royal Gossip Price: $ 22,000. 13.2 hh Reg: EA | SHC | RPSB Bay Gelding YOB: 2015 Sire: Braefoot Park Royal Occasion Dam: Sanlirra Just Glitter Qualified for Grand Nationals 2023, Open & Childs Archie is a pleasure to do everything with, handled and ridden by my girls 11 & 13yo. He is a great ride, with some typical pony quirks, suitable Confident riders. Recently competed at Adelaide Royal & EA Nationals Genuine sale, girls moving onto bigger horses. Contact: Claire Schaefer Ph: 0409 671 446 Location: Roseworthy SA
Brigitte Bardot RA Price: $ 6,500. 13.2 hh Reg: ARP, ASSP, APSB Partbred, Part Welsh Bay Filly YOB: 2020 Sire: Rezeema Klass Act Dam: Morningside Cover Girl On behalf of breeder Brigitte has had a stellar start to her show career, winning many supremes as a weanling at foal shows and most recently at Rochester Ag show Brigitte is easy to do everything with, and will easily break in and make an exceptional saddle pony in the future Brigitte would suit someone who enjoys showing in pony breeds with also an option as a future brood mare. First to meet Brigitte will buy. Contact: Nikki Ph: 0410 805 435
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Kolbeach Hollys Cantare
Donlea Provincialt
Price: $ 15,000. 13.3 hh Reg: Riding Pony Brown Gelding YOB: 2018 Sire: Kolbeach Hollys Gold Dam: Kolbeach Cantare
Price: $ 20,000. 13.3 hh Reg: EA | SHC Chestnut Gelding YOB: 2014 Sire: Royalwood Boy Soprano Dam: Donlea Share the Moment
This is exceptional pony will be successful saddle pony at top level great nature excellent confirmation and movement no vices ,great ride would suit any show home this pony is for sale as stud does not retain geldings easy measure EA/ SHC registered. Contact: Victoria Lawrie Ph: 0418 852 712
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
A beautiful fronted pony, eccentric movement & lots of character. Has competed successfully at Melbourne and Adelaide royal. He has the world at his feet and no doubt a successful show career in front of him. This is a very hard sale of a pony I bred, he will be sorely missed but I don’t have the time he deserves with two children and a business. For sale to the best of homes. Video footage available. Contact: Steph Rozaklis Ph: 0421 147 499
Bordershow Castiel Price: $ 13,999. 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
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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.
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 Cattle Cattle ticks ticks ar e notif ia b le in 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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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. 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.