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23.01.2022 Hi All I am happy to introduce you to one of our judges for the 2021 AHAA Virtual Show judge - Kim Parks! Kim will be judging the Horse and Handler, Costume an...d Lunging classes. This is Kim’s bio: Like most young girls all I ever wanted to do was be with horses. I was lucky enough to have parents that indulged my passion. In the early 70's the now "Stoneleigh Stud" was purchased at Cobbitty NSW.We owned many perfect ponies surprisingly I lived through every one of them, learnt a lot the hard way until in 1976 when my love for the Andalusian breed began. My mother Bev Parks, met Ray Williams, one of the founders of the AHAA and the owner of the El Caballo Blanco, stud and entertainment centre in Perth WA, where he started a cross breeding programme that would introduce, in the long term, the Australian Andalusian. In 1977 Mr Williams built another El Caballo Blanco Catherine field NSW. I was to be the first-ever employee at NSW ECB From this my love, involvement and knowledge of this beautiful breed, grew.1981 I was lucky enough to be chosen to head up the venture to move 32 of his beautiful horses Buena Park California USA where he opened The Kingdom of Dancing Stallions and to see and experience hands, on the wonderful diversity, beautiful nature and natural calm of this incredible breed. I returned to Australia in 1982 where, my now wife, Michelle, were able to make a living out of training these beautiful horses and their riders. For the next 15 or so, successfully involved in competing/promoting these wonderful horses. I always entered in every class that was available and gave it my all. Because of our beautiful horses, Gallina, Diamond Girl and Manuka Montoya, I had the privilege of being the holder of the coveted Bodeguero trophy on many occasions, along with the pride of owning/campaigning 3 state and National champions titles that were achieved simultaneously and numerous times. My competition days are behind me. I will always remember them fondly and cherish the hands-on knowledge and experience gained through the years, attributes I call on when I have the opportunity to participate as a Judge. I consider it an honour to be asked to continue my involvement with this regal breed and across the years, I have had the pleasure of doing so, on many occasions. Too many to list them all, hundreds of local shows, 6 State Championships, Perth Nationals and 2 x Sydney Royal Easter shows. As of 2020 We still live on our property in Cobbitty NSW with two geriatrics down the back,1 of which is Gallina'sgrandson See more



20.01.2022 Congratulations to Barbara Davies on her success at the 2020 AHAA Virtual Show!! TL Tranquila (Elle) Reserve Led Junior Spanish Filly... TL Kelino (Leo) Champion junior Led Spanish Colt TL Jenson AHAA virtual Supreme Led Exhibit

19.01.2022 How good do this pair look - our Member Kerry Sullivan out and about on the weekend braving the wet weather. Well Done Kerry and BHM Silver Jaguar aka Micky.

16.01.2022 Well the time has finally come! All the workouts and information for the 2021 AHAA Virtual Show is now available at the link below. This gives members who are... considering entering the show plenty of time to practice and if you wish take your videos when is suits you! Videos will not be accepted until entries open and you have entered but at least you have plenty of time! For this show you can enter Hack AND Hunter classes. I will post the definition of Novice etc. shortly. The AHAA Federal body is currently building a new website so when it is up and running we will include all the information on that website as well. Remember, as the owner of the horse, you must be a current member of the AHAA or one of our NZ colleagues. Entries will open in Nominate at the end of January 2021. See more



14.01.2022 Meet your Partbred judge for the 2021 AHAA Virtual Show - Adrienne Staples Adrienne has owned horses since she was 10 years old and has been involved with the S...panish Horse, riding, breeding and judging for thirty years. In the former part of her riding career she was a successful show jumping and eventing rider before dressage became her main focus in her early thirties. It was this switch that brought her in to contact with Iberian Horses, meeting a new friend who owned one of the early partbreds imported into New Zealand. From this developed a passion for the PRE and an interest in classical training. She and her husband Don stood three PRE stallions and produced many successful offspring. Adrienne has travelled widely in Spain and Portugal visiting studs, trainers and judges to further her knowledge. She no longer competes but still rides two of her three purebred geldings and trains just for fun. See more

13.01.2022 Many have been waiting to get their Andalusians out what a great start to the year Bowral show Sunday 10th January 2021 Hope to see you all there

06.01.2022 Updated AHAA Show Rules The AHAA show rules have recently been updated and can be viewed on our website as posted previously. There have been some enquiries abo...ut the new Rule 13 which states: "The trimming of whiskers around the muzzle and eyes or inner ear hair is a welfare issue and is strongly discouraged at AHAA events." The Rule was introduced because it is now widely recognised that whiskers (called vibrissae) have a rich nerve supply and are important to horses. They protect delicate tissue and compensate for blind spots. Trimming of whiskers and inner ear hair has been banned in numerous countries including Germany (where it has been banned since 1998), Switzerland and France. From 1 August 2020, New Zealand has also banned it. (More info can be found at https://www.nzequestrian.org.nz/wp-c/uploads/PP-GR-132.pdf).



05.01.2022 Hi All Our first webinar has now been re-scheduled for 6pm ( ESAT) Thursday 29th October 2020! It should be a good webinar but you need to be patient with us as... it is our second attempt and hopefully this one will be successful. hopefully we won't experience another hiccups remember that we are learning as we go!!! Here are some house rules for the webinar: 1. Please be on time. 2. Please make sure you are on mute. 3. Please keep all your questions until the end of the presentation. There is functionality to write your questions for all to see. If we run out of time for the presenter to answer your question don't worry as we intend to post all the questions on our Facebook page. Please find the link the the webinar below. Registration Link

05.01.2022 Hi All We are doing a re-run of last weeks webinar. Please see link below for registration. Registration Link

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