Dorrigo State Championships Sydney Royal Easter Show Around the Grounds

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1 June 2018 Issue 45 Dorrigo State Championships Sydney Royal Easter Show Around the Grounds 1

2 IN THIS ISSUE Welcome State Sporting, Campdraft & Team Penning 5 Championships Dorrigo, Zone Sydney Royal Easter Show 9 How to Host an Open Day - Moruya PC 12 International Teams France World Cup Showjumping 14 Around the Grounds 16 Horseland s Collegiate Brand Ambassador Program 19 Profile of the Month Winners 20 HYGAIN Nutrition Article 22 PCA NSW Calendar 26 clubcoloursdirect@gmail.com Volunteer of the Year Junior Service Award Keith Lowe Award Club of the Year Applications close Nominate on the 25th HERE June Entries Apply Close Here June 25 Over $1,000 worth of prizes from Horseland 2

3 WELCOME Welcome to the June State Newsletter From the words of our HYGAIN nutrition article; It s official, winter is here! Luckily before the cold set in we were able to enjoy the fantastic display of Pony Club competition at the Sydney Royal Easter Show and the 2018 State Sporting, Campdraft and Team Penning Championships both held in April. We were delighted to be able to claim back the Champion State award for the Sporting Championships, which Queensland had previously won for the last 5 consecutive years! A fantastic achievement by NSW riders. Our next State Championship event is not far away with the 2018 State Showjumping & Jumping Equitation Championships being held at Morisset Showground from the 7th 10th July. Entries are now closed, but it is free to go along and watch all the action! Over the last couple of months we have been busy with several new opportunities for members and clubs within the organisation. Our wonderful Official Feed Partner HYGAIN announced in January that it would be supporting 2 Zone events in After receiving many applications, we can reveal that the Zone 7 Jamboree in October and the Zone 23 Jamboree in November will be supported with HYGAIN sponsorship! Congratulations and thank you to all Zones who applied. The opportunities didn t stop there, our Brand Ambassador search with long time partner Horseland came to FROM THE EDITOR close as two lucky pony club members received the good news they had been waiting for. Rachael Temm from Forest Hills Pony Club and Georgia Foley from Sun Valley Pony Club were announced as the 2018 Collegiate Brand Ambassadors, receiving a Collegiate Saddle, Bridle and promotional items. Five riders and two officials from Pony Club NSW will be preparing to join the Pony Club Australia Teams with 5 international tournaments taking place in the UK, USA, France and China! We will be following their results and wish them safe travels! Do not miss the upcoming events including our State Mounted Games & Team Sporting Championships at Cobargo (Schedule Here), the State One Day Event & Combined Training Championships at Albury (Schedule Here), the Volunteer Awards applications closing on the 25th June (Nominate Here), and the 2019 Annual State Camp applications will open in August. Enjoy this edition of the State Newsletter, thank you to all contributing writers and if you would like your club to be featured in the next newsletter, stories, photos and results to marketing@pcansw.org.au Leanna Haines, Marketing & State Events Co-ordinator CONTRIBUTORS Editor: Leanna Haines, PCANSW Marketing & State Events Coordinator Contributing Writers: Leanna Haines, Vicky Whyman, Debbie Hancock, Kriss Wood, Peter Petherbridge, Jude Alston, Rachel Whiting, Clair Thunes PARTNERS DISCLAIMER Published by The Pony Club Association of NSW, PO Box 2085, Wollongong NSW Reproduction in whole or part is strictly forbidden without the written permission of the publisher or article author. The Pony Club Association of NSW does not endorse any equestrian product, service or opportunity presented in this newsletter and accepts no responsibility for any errors, omissions or mistakes in editorial reference. CONTACT The Pony Club Association of NSW Suite 7, 25 Victoria St, Wollongong NSW 2500 Postal: PO Box 2085, Wollongong NSW 2500 Phone: Fax: admin@pcansw.org.au Website: 3 Pony Club NSW Newsletter June 2018 Issue 45

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5 NSW Takes back the Trophy after 5 Years! Over 150 riders from NSW and QLD took part in the Pony Club NSW State Sporting, Campdraft & Team Penning Championships held from the 14 th -16 th April at Dorrigo Showground on the state s midnorth Coast. For the first time since 2012, NSW riders were able to bring home the Champion State Award after QLD had held onto the Sporting title for the last 5 years. Competitors and their families from all over NSW and interstate from QLD were welcomed to the small town of Dorrigo by Zone 9 and the North Dorrigo Pony Club, with Championship Dinners held on the Saturday and Sunday nights. The grounds were carefully prepared with extra yards and equipment brought in from around the region. The State Sporting Championships commenced at 8:30am on Saturday morning with the best Sporting riders from all over NSW and QLD taking part in seven races including the Flag, Barrel and Bending Races. In the Under 11 years competition Nathan Lonsdale from Salt Ash Pony Club in Zone 25 was awarded the Age Champion and Alena Duncan from Cobargo in Zone 14 was just 1 point behind to receive the Reserve Champion title. Age Champion for the 11 & Under 13 years went to Madison Shaw representing Queensland, followed by Zali Duncan from Cobargo in the Reserve place. Queensland competitor Beau Horn was the 13 & Under 15 years Age Champion and Kelsey Kennedy from Willawarrin in Zone 9 claimed the Reserve Championship. The Queenslanders continued their winning streak with Alyssa Sinclair taking out the 15 & Under 17 years Age Champion award, with Hannah Dunn from Walcha in Zone 15 close behind in the Reserve Champion position. In the Associate division Anastasia Martin from Merriwa in Zone 7 was hard to beat, winning the Age Champion award, followed by Kate Patch from Queensland who is no stranger to the Champion position, having held the number 1 title in 2014, 2015 and was the last time NSW beat QLD in the State Sporting Championships and in 2018 the drought has been broken as NSW was named the Champion State with riders Anastasia Martin from Merriwa, Lola Barwick from Gravesend, Alena Duncan from Cobargo and Nathan Lonsdale from Salt Ash were awarded the highest point scoring riders from the same State. The winning Zone was awarded to Zone 25 with riders Nathan Lonsdale from Salt Ash along with Anthony Shultz, Amy Shultz and Jodie Harris all from Gloucester being awarded the highest point scoring riders from the same zone. The State Campdraft Championships kicked off on Sunday 9 th, with just under 100 competitors taking part. The event was judged by Steven Blackadder, with riders fortunate to have two runs in the campdraft, doubling their chances to get a great score. Cattle were brought in from neighbouring farms around the area and were a fantastic standard for the competition according to Zone 26 competitor Ginger Soames who placed 3 rd overall in the 15 & Under 17 years Campdrafting event. It s not very often we go to an event where the cattle are so well suited to the ability of each age group and as a competitor it was great to see each rider respectful of the cattle Ginger said. In the Under 13 years age group, Anthony Shultz from Gloucester in Zone 25 was announced as the Age Champion just ahead of Emily Mills from Moree in Zone 8 who scored equal points with Anthony, but was determined the Reserve Champion on a countback of scores from the judge. Georgia Osmond from Dungog in Zone 25 was well out in front of competitors in her age group, claiming the 13 & Under 15 Years Age Champion while Amelia Stubbs from Hastings District in Zone 9 was awarded the Reserve Champion. The 15 & Under 17 Years Age Champion was awarded to Jacqueline Coombes from Bingara in Zone 8 who scored the highest points in the whole Championship, while Charlotte Maslen from Gloucester in Zone 25 was awarded the Reserve Champion title. The Associate division was very close with Matthew Ireland from Walcha in Zone 13 landing the top spot of Age Champion, closely followed by Anastasia Martin from Merriwa in Zone 7 in the Reserve Champion position. 5

6 Champion State Award with high point scoring riders Anthony Shultz from Gloucester, Emily Mills from Moree, Jacqueline Coombes from Bingara and Matthew Ireland from Walcha earning the champion State title. Zone 25 was also once again the Champion Zone with Georgia Osmond from Dungog along with Anthony Shultz, Charlotte Maslen and Emma Johnston all from Gloucester Pony Club being the highest scoring riders from the same zone. The State Team Penning Championship was the final event to be held with 16 Junior Teams competing for the Champion Team Award. Teams consisted of 3 riders whose aim is to separate three specifically identified cattle from a herd of 30, and put them into a pen at the opposite end of the arena within two minutes. The Team Penning is always fun to watch and this year did not disappoint with very close scores among the top teams. Judge De Hilton was very impressed with the behaviour of the young competitors; those kids were improving throughout the day. Excellent manners and sportsmanship noted from all the teams. The Champion Junior Team was awarded to Zone 22 with riders Taleha Urszulak, Abbey James and Ella-Lin MacMillan all from Woonona Pony Club who were able to pen 3 beasts in a very quick time of seconds. With very little time separating them, the hometown team of Tia Beaumont, Emma Williams and Abby Raymond from North Dorrigo in Zone 9 were just behind in the Reserve Champion position, penning 3 beasts in 87 seconds. In third position was the Celtic Rustlers from Glen Innes Pony Club in Zone 13, followed by the Gloucester Cousins from Zone 25 in fourth place and the Queensland Zone 21 Team in fifth place. A very big thank you to major sponsors Horseland and Official Feed Partner HYGAIN who provided exceptional prizes to all our Age and Team Champions. Recognition must go to North Dorrigo Pony Club and the Pony Club NSW Organising Committee who delivered a fantastic Championship. The State Sporting, Campdraft & Team Penning Championships will be held again in 2019 with applications for suitable venues being welcomed now through the Pony Club NSW Website. The next State Combined Championship for this year is heading to Morisset for the Showjumping & Jumping Equitation Championships being held from the 7 th - 10 th July. Photos from the Dorrigo State Sporting, Campdraft & Team Penning Championships were captured by Kristy Bullen and are available to view and purchase at 6

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9 2018 Sydney Royal Easter Show Champion Pony Club Rider under 17 years was awarded to Angelina Thompson riding Naaman Protégé from Zone 26, receiving the George D Scales Memorial Perpetual Trophy (pictured). Over 150 Pony Club riders from all over NSW took part in the Sydney Royal Easter Show Pony Club events on Tuesday 3 rd April at Sydney Olympic Park. The day commenced with the Inter-Area Team Showjumping class where 6 Teams contested for The Ogilvy Gold Perpetual Cup, donated by the late Mr C Ogilvy, CBE, that was awarded to the winning Team, Area 1 with riders Charlize Kerr, Anneliese Wansey, Emily Baldwin and Michelle Niass. The Inter-Area Team Sporting events were held in the Schmidt arena with 6 Teams of five riders participating in a range of races to determine the overall winner that was awarded to Area 1 with riders Aaron Newham, Lucinda McKee, Jared Newham, Alex Rivas and Kiara Radke. For full results from the Sydney Royal Easter Show Pony Club events, please see the Results page on the Pony Club NSW Website under the Events Tab. The Zone Team of Four classes saw Zone 7 claim the Under 13 years class and Zone 19 take out the 13 & Under 17 years division. The Individual Rider classes and Pair of Riders saw the largest entries, with 98 pony club competitors taking part. Angelina Thompson from Zone 26, Molly Corbett from Zone 3, Mia Wright-Miller from Zone 28 and Andrea Hollis from Zone 26 were the respective winners of their age groups. The Overall 9

10 Best Boy Rider in Class: Showjumping Riley Whyman grounds/maintenance and or helping other children/parents. We are very proud that at this years Sydney Royal Easter Show Riley with his Team members Born in Bega NSW, now living in the Riverina near Wagga Wagga and a member of the Coleambally Pony Club in Zone 21. For Riley horses have just always been around, with family members having horses going back through generations of Pony Club (including the very early years), farming, Ag shows, Jump Clubs & even with a Great, Great Grandfather & Great, Great Uncle of Riley s being in the 12th Light Horse Division which was involved with the Charge of Beersheba. Riley s first Pony Club event he attended was the State Show Jumping Championships at Nyngan in 2001 when he was just 10 days old, the first of many trips (for Riley) all over NSW for State Champi Onships while his oldest brother was competing. Riley s initial clubs were the Wolumla Pony Club and the Bega Show Jumping Club. He has competed in ODE, Gymkhanas, Jamborees, Show Jumping, Equitation Show jumping, camps, State Championships for Show Jumping & Jumping Equitation. Numerous Ag Shows, open Show jumping Events & for the last 2 years at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in the Inter-Area Pony Clubs Show Jumping Teams competition Representing Area 5. As well as competing, Riley has attended many rally days, working bees and has given many hours/ days assistance, be it setting up gear, packing away, cleaning up Chloe Mannell, Rebecca Goat & Ryleigh O Hare placed 2nd, and even prouder that Riley won the Best Boy Rider Over Jumps in this event, the Inter-Area Pony Clubs Team Jumping contest. Riley s Grandfather Lyndal Whyman from the Bega Pony Club representing Area 6, also won the Inter-Area Pony Clubs Team Boy Rider Over Jumps in As this year was Riley s last year in the Team (he turns 17 in July) It was a nice way to finish off. We can highly recommend this competition, it is a great Teams event and is something that will be remembered for years to come. Thank you to the Pony Club Association & to the Royal Easter Show for holding this event. 10

11 Ceva Animal Health Pty Ltd For an individual club to be eligible for the promotion, it must order a minimum of 12 tubes. Aust. Residents, parental consent for under 18. Starts 15/06/2018 & ends 5pm 31/07/2018. Retain copy of transaction as proof of purchase. 1 entry per tube per transaction. Draw: 11 Moores Road, Glenorie NSW 2157 on 06/08/2018 at 10am AEDST. Prize: One clinic with either Stuart Tinney, Gina Montgomery or Dave Cameron for themselves and up to 3 friends. Ceva will endeavour to ensure the winner has the clinic with their first choice of coach, however this cannot be guaranteed and other suitable alternatives may be offered. Other terms and conditions apply. Promoter: Ceva Animal Health PTY Ltd (ABN ) of 11 Moores Road, Glenorie NSW See for full terms and conditions. NSW Permit No. LTPS/18/24761 EQ0175 PIX8 03/ P1

12 How to host an Open Day Moruya PC Debbie Hancock Moruya PC On Sunday the 25 th of February 2018 Moruya Pony club held its Open Day to allow families to come along and see what being a member of pony Club is all about and find out information on how they too can become a member of our great little club. We had a successful day with 43 riders joining on the day, in a small country town like Moruya we were very happy with the numbers and so many new faces. Children of all ages joined up from beginners as young as 2 ½ years to advanced riders. Members all received a goodie bag and entry in the lucky prize draw. The goodie bags included information that new members needed to make pony club an enjoyable experience and were a big hit with the kids. The bags included items kindly donated by Horse land Canberra, Horsewyse magazine, Mitavite, Verbac, Hygain, Moruya Veterinary and PCA NSW We had a gear check and then separated riders into groups with the led riders heading into the enclosed arena where they did some bending, trotting and enjoyed playing some games like what s the time Mr Wolf. Our other riders had a great day with a variety of riding skills being taught moving around between activities including flat work and sporting. We finished the day off with a casual lunch, drawing our lucky prize draw and everyone getting to know each other a little better. We are looking forward to another wonderful year of pony club ahead and very excited as this year marks the 60 th Anniversary of Moruya Pony Club. The Open Day will become an annual event for the club after having such a successful day. 12

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14 2018 International Teams Ever wondered what goes on at a Pony Club International Championship? This year Pony Club Australia is sending five Teams overseas for a once in a lifetime opportunity to compete on the world stage! The events being held in 2018 and the Pony Club NSW Representatives that will be going along include: International Tetrathlon Championships Event Date Location NSW Representatives International Gymkhana & Showjumping Championships July USA Coach: Janet Hamblin (Warren PC) July CHINA Rider: William Wood (Armidale PC) International Mounted Games Championships Generali World Cup Showjumping Tournament International Polocrosse Championships August UK Rider: Emily Conn (The Vince PC) July FRANCE Rider: Jessica Towns (Gravesend PC) July UK Rider: Rachel Pernice (Glenorie PC) Rider: Connor Richardson (Londonderry PC) Manager: Matthew North (The Vines PC) Before the Pony Club Australia Teams head overseas, we will be taking a look into what the Generali World Cup Showjumping Tournament Team will be getting up to on their trip to France: 15th July Arrive in France 16th July Free Day 17th July Visit to the Museum & War Memorial in Caen and beaches: Landing Beach and Arromanches 18th July Meet with Norman Breeders at Haras National de Saint-Lô and a trail ride at Mount Saint Michel 19th July Canoe and Kayak in Clecy 20th July Visit to Haras National du Pin (18th century chateau with pedigree horses and museum) and A. Guarato Stables, travel to the Haras de la Chéchinière Equestrian Centre 21st July Meet with tournament horses and coach familiarisation 22nd July training 23rd July training 24th July travel to Lamotte Beuvron (tournament venue) 25th July welcome, warm up 26th July Parade of Nations, World Cup Tournament 1 27th July World Cup Tournament round 2, Award Ceremony 28th July Visit Paris 29th July Travel back to Aus! 14

15 Pony Club Australia invites States to nominate candidates for International Teams every year. If you would like to get involved and apply to be part of Pony Club Australia s International Teams look out for the 2019 opportunities later this year. Pony Club NSW supports successful team members with some financial contribution towards the fees associated with the trip. Reviews from previous International Riders & Officials: Serina Ridge 2017 Inter Pacific Exchange Rider: The experience was an amazing opportunity filled with some life long memories and valuable friendships. Jared Newham & Janet Hamblin 2017 International Mounted Games Exchange Rider & Team Manager: Jared and I would like to thank Pony Club NSW for their support of our trip. We hope it encourages other pony club members to reach for the stars and consider the international exchanges they are an amazing opportunity! 15

16 Zone 9 Eventing Instructors School Zone 9 hosted the Eventing Instructors School with Peter Gillis on the first weekend in June. It was a great, very informative school with over 20 instructors taking part. Zone 24 Showjumping Course Design Clinic Zone 24 hosted a Showjumping Course Design Clinic with John Vallance at the Tall Timbers Pony Club Grounds on the 12th & 13th May. 16

17 Zone 5 Regional Showjumping School What and educational and informative weekend these young riders had attending the Zone 5 Regional Showjumping School at Tamworth on the 19th & 20th May. Huge thanks to Coach Erica Kelly. Congratulations to all the young riders who presented impeccably, were courteous and polite. Your promptness at Gear Check and allotted sessions kept the weekend flowing very smoothly. Well done!! Huge thanks to Tamworth Pony Club for their hospitality in hosting this event. Much appreciated. Jude Alston, ZCI 17

18 The Long and the Short of it at Lake Albert Pony Club Rachel Whiting Lake Albert PC Lake Albert Pony Club ran its annual camp for members and clubs from far and wide on the first weekend of the April school holidays. Instructors, local businesses, parents and community members volunteered their time, food and other items to make the event possible. Children participated from the age of 5 to 18 and from all over the Riverina/Murray region including Pony Club Zones 12 and 20. Activities included the Olympic disciplines of Dressage, Showjumping and Eventing and the Australian grown team penning, polocrosse and sporting. Vice President of Lake Albert Pony Club Michelle Eastwood said The great thing about camp is that all children get to try everything without competition nerves. They are on their horses for 3 days which can see amazing advancement over that time. We had a number of children with firsts over the weekend. Whether it is the first time off the lead, the first cross country jump or the first experience with a real live cow, Lake Albert Pony Club camp built amazing memories for everyone involved. Christopher Ip and Marky from Lake Albert Pony club seeking some advice from older camper Sophie O Connor and Colin from Wirlinga and District Pony Club 18

19 After receiving an incredible amount of applications, we are very pleased to announce the Pony Club NSW 2018 Collegiate Brand Ambassadors are: Rachael Temm from Forest Hills Pony Club & Georgia Foley from Sun Valley Pony Club! With a huge thanks to Horseland and Pony Club Australia, our two NSW Collegiate Brand Ambassadors will be equipped with a range of Collegiate gear including a Saddle, Bridle, Polo Shirt, Saddle Pad and signage for their horse float! We look forward to following Rachael & Georgia s journeys throughout the next 12 months as they represent Pony Club and Collegiate! You can follow them on Instagram to keep up with all their adventures;

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22 Your Winter Nutrition Plan Starts Now! by Clair Thunes, PhD Equine Nutritionist weather (ambient temperature, wind chill, humidity). A horse s lowest energetic state is called maintenance and applies to horses and ponies that are not in work, are not pregnant or lactating, are in good health and do not have to deal with major climatic demands. It is official, winter is here and with it the challenges in horse keeping unique to the season. One of the most common challenges is to maintain condition. When we think of winter we often think of weight loss. Often weight loss seems to occur out of nowhere. Often we don t become aware until there has been significant weight loss. With careful management and attention to detail preventative steps can be taken. Maintaining condition is all about energy balance. When energy in equals energy out, body condition is maintained. This means that if the energy content of the diet you feed your horse exactly meets your horse s energy requirement it will maintain a constant weight. Knowing this, the question then becomes, what factors affect a horses demand for energy? These factors include; reproductive state (pregnancy, lactation), level of activity, age, overall health status, and Dietary maintenance energy requirements differ by the size of horse as obviously it takes less energy to maintain a Shetland pony than it would a hack. For example, a 200kg (440lb) pony has a maintenance requirement of 6.7 Mcal per day compared to 16.7 Mcal per day for a 500kg (1100lb) horse. Assuming an energy density of 2.2 Mcal per kilogram (which is typical of many grass hays) their Mcal for maintenance approximately equals the number of kilograms of hay needed per day to meet that requirement. Each time you add a factor such as work, your horse s energy demand increases, the diet must include more energy or the horse will lose body weight and condition. Cold weather requires that a horse burns more energy to keep warm, and therefore less energy is available to maintain other functions unless dietary energy intake is increased to compensate. This is one reason why horses tend to lose weight over the winter. The best thing you can do to insure that your horse comes out of the winter in the condition you want them to be in is to insure they go into winter in good condition, and 22

23 then provide enough energy in the diet to meet requirements. During the colder winter months, horses have to expend extra energy to keep warm and that means that the maintenance requirement increases. Older horses are generally less efficient at both digestion and thermoregulation and so are more susceptible to extremes in temperature. They will therefore need a diet that is more easily digestible and may require intervention earlier than their younger counterparts to stay warm. Young horses especially those under a year of age are also less able to handle cold weather in part due to the large amounts of energy that are being utilised for growth. They should be provided with good shelter and ample access to good quality hay. Should you find yourself needing to put extra weight on your horse the first step is to increase the amount of forage being fed. High in soluble fiber, HYGAIN Micrbeet provides energy at a level between good quality hay and grains. HYGAIN Fibressential is an excellent fiber source with enhanced levels of digestibility making it a great choice for senior horses with poor dentition. Other good choices of feeds for weight gain include fat supplements such as HYGAIN Tru Gain. With a fat content of 20 percent, Tru Gain increases the calorie content of the diet without fizz. If looking for a high calorie feed the extruded grains in True Care are more readily digestible in the small intestine making it an excellent choice for hard keepers and senior horses whose digestive tract may not be working as efficiently as they once did. It is possible to successfully maintain body condition in the winter even with a hard keeper, but it takes a close eye and constant assessment. In cold weather this has the added advantage of helping maintain body temperature as fermentation in the hindgut generates heat. In some cases even with plentiful forage either the horse will not consume enough or perhaps digestion is not as efficient as it could be and weight gain remains an issue. In this situation a more energy dense feed can be added to the ration such as HYGAIN Micrbeet or HYGAIN Fibressential. 23

24 There s never been a better time to subscribe to your FAV horse mag! If you renew your HW subscription, or purchase a subscription or gift subscription right now, you will automatically go in the draw to win one of 4 x Fabulous $200 Giddyup Australia clothing vouchers! All subscriptions received before 30th April 2018, will go in the draw to WIN and we ll be announcing a new winner each issue! So Giddy-up guys - and subscribe to HorseWyse! This offer includes New Zealand subscriptions (available for $40 AUD). International HorseWyse subscriptions are also now available online - editor@horsewyse.com.au for details. You can check out giddyupgirl s HOT new 2018 range of funky fashions for horse lovers at This month s winner is Charlene Harrison, WA. Back Issues 3 back issues...$3 each + $9 p&p 4-13 back issues...$2 each +$14 p&p 14+ back issues...$2 each +$24 p&p Please list requested issues on a piece of paper. I enclose cheque/money order (payable to HorseWyse Magazine) or credit card details below: SUBSCRIBE to HorseWyse I would like to subscribe to HorseWyse for $38 I enclose cheque/money order (payable to HorseWyse Magazine) or credit card details below: ** Subscription made outside of bulk mail out will incur a postage fee if immediate delivery required Number: Expiry: / Name: Number: Expiry: / Name: Phone: Name: Address: Postcode: Send to: HorseWyse Back Issues PO Box 829, Moruya NSW 2537, Australia or phone credit card details to For availability of issues plus content listing, visit Name:.... Address: Postcode:... Member of which Pony Club:... Send to: HorseWyse Subscriptions PO Box 829, Moruya NSW 2537 or phone credit card details to Published quarterly subscription covers four issues. Subscription will commence with the Winter 2018 issue. Subscribe securely online at

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26 CALENDAR WHAT S HAPPENING IN 2018 For more events visit the state website: SCHOOLS 16th & 17th June: Senior Regional Eventing School Albury, Zone 20 16th & 17th June: Regional Campdraft School Merriwa, Zone 7 16th & 17th June: Regional Showjumping School Nowra, Zone 28 23rd & 24th June: Senior Regional Eventing School Mirrabooka, Zone 14 23rd & 24th June: State Instructors School Wollondilly, Zone 10 30th & 1st July: Showjumping Course Design Clinic Moruya, Zone 14 30th & 1st July: Regional Equitation and Showjumping School Jerrara, Zone 22 14th & 15th July: Regional Showjumping School Mendooran, Zone 4 14th & 15th July: State Instructors School Mendooran, Zone 4 21st & 22nd July: State Instructors School TBA, Zone 26 28th & 29th July: State Instructors School Currabubula, Zone 5 28th & 29th July: Senior Regional Eventing School Berrima, Zone STATE EVENTS State Showjumping & Jumping Equitation to be held at Morisset - ENTRIES CLOSED Showjumping Championships Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th July 2018 Jumping Equitation Championships Monday 9th & Tuesday 10th July 2018 State Mounted Games & Team Sporting to be held at Cobargo ENTRIES OPEN click here Mounted Games Championships Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th September 2018 Team Sporting Championships Monday 1st October 2018 State One Day Event & Combined Training to be held at Albury - ENTRIES OPEN click here One Day Event Championships Friday 5th Sunday 7th October 2018 Combined Training Championships Friday 5th Sunday 7th October 2018 Now taking Expressions of Interest for 2019 State Championship Host Venues. Please contact the State Office and submit your Zone s application before the July State Meetings. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram to stay in touch with all of the latest updates. 26