Belinda Bailey in Wingham, New South Wales | Equestrian centre

Belinda Bailey

Locality: Wingham, New South Wales

Phone: +61 412 770 992

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24.01.2022 A Safety message from Worksafe NSW

22.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEaX81cflRE Paris Hill Showjumping at Wingham ODE 2104

21.01.2022 Wednesday afternoon Riding and Training Sessions - 4.30pm - 7pm. Lochinvar Equestrian Centre Indoor. These sessions are aimed at adult riders wishing to gain confidence and improve their skills in a safe and informal environment. We will be introducing some poles and showjump training for those who want to try something different and advise for those who may be aspiring to compete for the first time. Riders can come anytime and stay for as long as they wish. Contact : Belinda Bailey Ph 0412 770992 for more details

20.01.2022 What are parasite refugia and why are they important in parasite control? Here, Dr. Nielsen explains the concepts and why keeping some horses undewormed can he...lp slow down the development of resistant worms. The handsome fellow in the background is Standardbred stallion Peak, who stands stud at Alabar Stud in New Zealand. You can support Dr. Nielsen's research program here: https://uky.networkforgood.com//8423-nielsen-parasitology-

19.01.2022 Wingham ODE 25/26 April 2015 Wingham ODE had perfect weather conditions on Saturday with beautiful warm sunny day, Sunday was a bit windy but didn't seem to dampen the spirits of those who attended. Rain received a couple of weeks earlier made the footing perfect. Luckily for us we didn't see the rain and terrible weather conditions of the Hunter Region and Central Coast Region. Our thoughts are with those people severely affected ... Thank you to all who volunteered to help on the weekend this includes all who help make the event work together with our Dressage Judges, Show jumping Judge and Course Designer last but no least a big thank you to all who help with event preparation. A special thank you to Margaret and Graham Muldoon for allowing us the use of their beautiful paddock for the Dressage, Show jumping and camping. Our Sponsors Vet Adrian Owen Equine Veterinary Services covering the Mid North Coast Region Ph 0419276794 - Vella Stock Feeds donating bags of feed for prizes and Valley Industries - Taree for the supply of their bus. Great photos from Wingham Equestrian event are now available to be viewed and purchased from http://geosnapshot.com/e/Wingham-Equestrian-event

19.01.2022 Now that the horse industry is moving towards evidence-based worming and away from routine worming, there is, understandably, a bit of confusion about when and ...how often do do faecal egg counts and/or administer a worming treatment. We understand your confusion and so we have summarised the key points in a one-page Seasonal Guide - why not print it out (A4 or A3), laminate it and pop it in your feed shed or stable. https://evidencebasedworming.com.au//2018/11/Seasonal-Guid See more

18.01.2022 Physiological Effort in Melbourne Cup Racehorses When watching the Melbourne Cup, have you ever wondered what is going on inside the racing horses? In anticipa...tion of the jump out at the start from the barriers, a horse’s heart rate is already elevated to 150-160 beats per minute from a resting heart rate of 30-35 beats per minute in a fit horse. In anticipation, the splenic reserve which stores up to 33% of the total red cell volume, is released or ‘dumped’ due to excitement and within 20 seconds the circulating red cell numbers increase by 2-3 million cells within a pin head sized spot of blood to carry more oxygen. On jump out and during the 100 metre acceleration distance to nearly 60km/hr, the increased red cell numbers deliver more oxygen to the impulsive hind quarter muscles to produce energy from high energy phosphate compounds, such as creatine, then switch to muscle glycogen as the horse reaches the race cruise speed of around 40-46 km per hour. During the race, the heart rate elevates up to 230-250 beats per minute, delivering 1.25 to 1.5 litres of blood per beat, or 287.5-350 litres per minute. A 500kg racehorse only has about 55 litres of blood of which around is 35% red blood cells, but due to splenic ‘dump’, the red cell fraction increases to 65% of the blood volume to carry more oxygen. A horse at racing speed is circulating its own blood volume 5-6 times per minute, with up to 80% of all this blood going through the rapidly contracting muscles. This necessitates a very high lung artery blood pressure of 140mm Mercury pressure units, or roughly 3.5 times the pressure which is reached in a human sprinter or a greyhound. The galloping horse will inhale around 2,200 litres of air per minute into its lungs, breathing at 120-140 times per minute (from a resting rate of 8-12 breaths per minute) with a volume of around 15 litres per breath at an air flow rate of nearly 70 litres per second in and out of its lungs. The blood delivers around 70 litres of oxygen per minute or a VO2 max of 165mL of oxygen per kg bodyweight per minute, with 80% of the energy still produced by aerobic metabolism of muscle glycogen and fat stores. The horse will contribute around 30 litres of carbon dioxide to greenhouse gasses. The muscle energy metabolised produces large volumes of heat, which over the 3,200 metre race equates to enough heat energy to boil 28 litres of cold tap water during the 3 min race time. The leading foreleg is loaded by the total weight of the horse and jockey at the gallop, momentum and centrifugal force. When leaning over around the final bend at Flemington, the leading foreleg will be loaded with around 5,000 kg weight at the vertical phase of the stride. The racehorse’s body temperature will be increased to around 41C and hoof temperature to 42-43C and tendon temperature to 45C by the end of the race. The horse will ‘burn up’ around 20% of its total muscle energy stores during the race.

18.01.2022 Equestrian Australia Coach Training/ Assessment and Familiarisation Days will be held in the Hunter Valley during July, August, September. Venues will be in both the lower Hunter Valley and Upper Hunter Valley areas. Contact for details

18.01.2022 A summary written showing the importance of forage and trickle feeding of horses

17.01.2022 Voluntees Wanted - Wingham ODE 7-8 May, 2016 As we all know the support and assistance of people is vital for the running of all sports. Offers of assistance to assist with Cross country jump judging, show jump pole pickup, cross country starter and pencillers etc would be appreciated. Volunteer assistance will be forwarded to the NSW Eventing Volunteer awards Program. Sponsors also greatly appreciated. PM or call me on Ph 0412 770992

15.01.2022 Wednesday Evening Training - Lochinvar Equestrian Centre 5pm - 7.30pm Ideal for young and green horses - Included is Introduction to jump training - grid work etc - Contact Belinda 0412770992 - Limited places available

14.01.2022 Hi Everyone, attached below is the Zoom meeting for this Thursday at 730pm the topic is Showjumping for eventing. Michelle A Debenham is inviting you to a sche...duled Zoom meeting. Topic: Showjumping for Eventing Zoom Meeting by Paul Williams Time: Aug 6, 2020 07:30 PM Canberra.

14.01.2022 Hi guys I hope you've all got your subscriptions up and running because Saturday afternoon we are kicking off with this years interview series. Be listening Sat...urday 3rd March at 4pm AEST for the first live interview for 2018 "Pulling the stick on all things Eventing" Bursting outta the start box with Jade Findlay and we catch up about BOMBER BITS. This is such a now subject especially with so many rule changes for eventing dressage. Key features we discuss will be determining your horse's mouth structure, how the bit impacts on your horse and interpreting these issues and solving problems created by pressure points, uncomfortable pressure and tension related to these problems. As well we get to know about Jade, her horses and life in general. Great fun, informative, hope you're listening! See more

14.01.2022 Saturday the 17th January I will be available for small group cross country lessons at the lovely Willow's Leap. Only $70 for a 2 hour lesson. This is a great opportunity to get ready for the eventing season! To book your spot please go to https://www.nominate.com.au/equestdn/Event.aspx

13.01.2022 VIDEO OF THE DAY 4

11.01.2022 I need a horse transported from the Hunter Valley to the Manning Valley this week. The horse travels well, I am happy to pay.

10.01.2022 Brilliant Equine Dental Vet. Well worth following his page for all the interesting cases he presents and his informative articles.

10.01.2022 Well I must say Belinda is popular, over 100 likes in just over a day! Thanks everyone! Cheers,,Tamika

10.01.2022 Including some very informative Bio-security courses

09.01.2022 Paris Hill is by Ideal De Valette, who is a Selle Francais Stallion campaigned here in world cup showjumping by Jeff Bloomfield. Ideal De Valette's performances include winning the South Australian Showjumping Championships and second in the Australian Showjumping Championships. He has now returned to Europe. Ideal De Valette is by Voltaire who was an exceptional International Show Jumper and also sired the most offspring competing at the Atlanta Olympic Games. Paris is out ...of a mare by Stirling Sprite who was ridden at Grand Prix showjumping level by Olympian Vicki Roycroft. Not only was he a superb athlete, Stirling Sprite is also the sire of Hunter Hill (2* with Rachael Lee), Orchard Hill (2* with Stuart Tinney), Nottage Hill (formerly 3* with Stuart Tinney), Bubble and Squeak (Jasmine Dennison), Adelaide Hill (Christine Bates) and several others. Dusky Hunter on the dam line is a well known Australian Thoroughbred sire of horses such as Kitara Topsy (Dominic Ingvall), June Bug (Jeremy Inglis), Wondaree Dreamtime and Falcon Dusky Tiger (John Cooper-sold to the USA). Paris has a very quiet and easy going nature and has always been a pleasure to handle and ride. Paris is currently standing at stud, for further information go to www.bellviewpark.com.au See more

09.01.2022 Be in the draw to win a FREE SERVICE to PARIS HILL.This beautiful stallion combines the best jumping bloodlines in the world. Combining movement, temperament an...d a super jump techinique. Bloodlines include Ideal de Valette (SelleFrancois), Dusky Hunter, Salute, Double Cream, Alme', Voltaire, Stirling Sprite. To be in the draw for this special offer just LIKE, SHARE or TAG someone. See more

09.01.2022 "Do you know a talented photographer? Would they like to photograph the upcoming Wingham One Day Event? Official Photographers are paid 70% of any sales they make and provide a great memory of the day for participants! Full details and to register as an official photographer http://geosnapshot.com/events/wingham-one-day-event-4855."

08.01.2022 There will be some debate over this.

08.01.2022 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nzm9z5i5bE Furst Grandios - Sire of Furst River

07.01.2022 Wingham Cross Country Clinic 16-17 January 2016 Details on Nominate.com.au Camping available More information available contact Belinda

06.01.2022 Lochinvar Young Horse Training - 5-7pm Sorry for the delay in getting our afternoon sessions back up and running. We will be starting the week of the 8 February and the Lochinvar Equestrian Centre. Please advise whether a Monday or Wednesday afternoon suits best. Don't forget to let me know if you are coming as it is strictly limited numbers. Equestrian Australia training and assessment sessions can be organised with prior booking. Phone 0412770992

06.01.2022 Furst River is by Furst Grandios out of Lynton Fair.

06.01.2022 Results of a recent study conducted by Petra Buckley

05.01.2022 FEI rule changes affecting Treating Veterinarians at International events, good for riders and horses to know to.

03.01.2022 PLEASE Click in Link , do quick survey before Dec 31 , 2017 and Share. DPI is asking horse owners their opinion of whether or not they are in favour of mandator...y ID (through microchip) of horses - with details maintained on a central data base. Such a system would help bring the equine industry in line with other animal industries, along with assist in disease outbreaks, theft and ownership disputes, welfare and neglect cases. Thank you . See more

03.01.2022 Don't forget Belinda will be starting Wednesday arvo training sessions this coming Wednesday, 18th November, at Lochinvar. Perfect for newer competitors and those with young horses. It will be great fun and excellent learning! Contact Belinda for more info. See you there, Tam

03.01.2022 Many thanks to Jenna Davey and Nat from SLH Transport for bringing Clarry home today. He was very happy to join the girls in the mare paddock. A special mention to Tamika who had put in a long day and was still ready to help mum.

03.01.2022 Have you ever had to decide to refer a horse for colic surgery? Have you ever thought about what you would do if you had to make that choice at short notice? St...aff at the Camden Equine Centre, University of Sydney are conducting a survey into owner knowledge and attitudes toward colic surgery. We are investigating if there are trends between the owner demographics and previous experience with colic, and whether owners elect to send horses for emergency surgery. This may help future veterinarians better understand how they can support horse owners whilst they make this difficult decision. This results from the survey will hopefully allow for better insights into the horse owners’ understanding of outcomes of colic surgery and lead to the development of better information resources for owners. The survey consists of about 20 questions and should only take about 20 minutes of your time. To complete the survey and to learn about a project, please go to: https://redcap.sydney.edu.au/surveys/?s=C8CMC4MXXL To learn more about the project and for a full participant information statement, please go to: https://colicsurvey.weebly.com/