Blamcent Park Equestrian Centre in Moorooduc, Victoria, Australia | Stadium, arena & sports venue

Blamcent Park Equestrian Centre

Locality: Moorooduc, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 409 113 920

Address: 1256 Stumpy Gully Road 3933 Moorooduc, VIC, Australia

Website: http://blamcentpark.com.au

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25.01.2022 Such a beautiful night for riding. We are so glad to see some of our students back again doing what they love

25.01.2022 Merry Christmas everyone. Just a reminder that lessons have now finished for the year. Stay safe and healthy. See you next year.

24.01.2022 Holiday Program Booked OUT Have a great Christmas everyoneHoliday Program Booked OUT Have a great Christmas everyone

24.01.2022 A reminder to all that if you live within metropolitan Melbourne or Mitchell Shire, you must wear a face covering whenever you leave your home, unless an except...ion applies. A face covering needs to cover both your nose and mouth. It could be a face mask or shield. With regard to wearing a mask during SPORTING ACTIVITY, the DHHS website states the following exemptions: - Professional sportspeople when training or competing. - When the individual is doing any exercise or physical activity where they are out of breath or puffing; examples include jogging or running but not walking. You must have a face covering on you and wear it when you finish exercising. REMEMBER THAT WHENEVER YOU LEAVE YOUR HOME YOU ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR A FACE COVERING THAT COVERS BOTH YOUR NOSE AND MOUTH. Similarly, if you live outside metropolitan Melbourne or Mitchell Shire and must travel inside these areas, for necessary goods and services, medical care and caregiving, or study or work, you MUST WEAR A FACE COVERING. Please visit the DHHS website for complete information around this new condition that came into force at midnight 22 July night. https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au//face-coverings-1159pm-wednesd #staysafe #equestrianvictoria

23.01.2022 Zoe has outgrown our superstar eventing galloway so we are looking for a new home. Local/vic only buyers at this time as we love this horse and will not sell si...ght unseen. Linbil Orbit 14.1hh, 9 year old, welsh cob gelding In the past 2 years he has been out to PC, clinics, interschool & open/EA competitions. Some recent results include: 2019 Spring HT Ev80 5th 2019 Werribee PC HT Grade 3 2nd 2020 Ballarat Hickstead Ev80 2nd All with a 14yo rider new to eventing. Previously trained by Linda Williams, in 2017 as a 6yo Orbit won 1st place at many EV80 HT including Geelong, Tonibuk and Ballarat. Orbit is fancy on the flat, educated to Novice level. He loves jumping, has no issues XC with water, ditches etc and loves a gallop around the paddock. We would love him to go to an eventing home or to a family who will do lots of different activities with him as he would get bored in a purely dressage scenario. He would suit a smaller adult/teen or experienced younger rider but is not a beginners horse or first pony. Whilst he is heaps of fun and easy to do everything with, he is spunky with a big personality. Located Mornington Peninsula VIC PM or call Fiona 0438710078 POA See more

23.01.2022 Join Our Team Blamcent Park is located on the Mornington Peninsula and we are looking for a new riding instructor to join our team! We have been operating for 16years teaching both adults and children of all levels of riding experience. ... Our lessons run from 3pm- 7pm Monday to Friday and 830-330pm Saturdays. This position is best suited to a motivated, fit and energetic person with a passion for horses and educating others. The ideal candidate should hold a PCAV or EA coaching qualification and have excellent communication skills. Please call or email your resume to [email protected].

22.01.2022 https://forms.gle/AqRbrQPodigBLhZKA A few spots are still available for our holiday program. Get in quick

22.01.2022 We are looking forward to seeing some of you next week for lessons. We are very limited on the number of lessons we can currently run so please bare with us. As soon as restrictions further ease we are hoping to get more of you back in the saddle Thanks to http://www.hollyosbornephotography.com/ for the awesome photos.

21.01.2022 Beautiful start to the day

21.01.2022 Perfect morning for an early ride

20.01.2022 Perfect morning for a ride

20.01.2022 https://www.adairs.com.au//ho/filly-earth-quilt-cover-set/

20.01.2022 https://forms.gle/AqRbrQPodigBLhZKA

20.01.2022 Best way to end a hot day

19.01.2022 FOR SALE - Immaculate Sam Williams 4 Horse Truck Hino 500S GH truck 2017 body completed 2018 Very easy truck to drive Very low kms 20,000km Immaculate condition... Would suit new buyer Living area Slide out Reverse cycle air-conditioning Dishwasher Sink with mixer tap Large fridge with freezer Microwave 4 burner gas cook top 2 TVs, 1 in luton and 1 in living, Sleeps 8 - 2x double beds in luton, single above bathrooms, couch converts to double and sleeper in cabin Legally travels 5 people 3 in the cabin and 2 in the rear (engineered seat belts in the couch) Crawl through Hugh amount of storage in living Bathroom with shower and sink Slide out Weber BBQ Slide out Fridge freezer fantastic for ice boots Generator Solar panels Instant gas hot water Large water storage Can plug straight into mains water All lights in living warm white and dimmable Large dining table 4m awning Horse area Large 4 horse angle bays (head facing backwards) all bays are adjustable. Comfort ride foam rubber and flooring with drainage holes Barn doors Hot dipped galvanised dividers with handing rubber Chest boxes 1100mm h with 3mm rub on doors Diving wall with sealed door to living 6 pop up vents 4 tie up rings 3 LED lights 6 blue LED lights for travelling. Rug rack with gas struts Roll down rear curtain. Heaps of storage inside and out Camera in horse section Reversing camera Spotlight above tail board Saddle cupboard with 6 saddle racks (all adjustable) and 16 bridle hangs, 2 LED lights 7 tie up rings 5 on drivers’ side and 2 on passenger Push button hydraulic tailboard with manual over ride So many more features and extras $380,000 inc GST Located in Moorooduc.

18.01.2022 Thank you Horseware Australia for the speedy delivery of the Ionic Stable boots and Ionic liner. The horses are loving them #horsewareaustralia

18.01.2022 It’s time to shake off 2020. Wishing you all a very happy New Year’s Eve. Looking forward to seeing you all back in the saddle in 2021. Stay safe and healthy.

18.01.2022 What a way to wake up . It’s going to be a cracker.

16.01.2022 Beautiful sunset after some amazing days of holiday program. See you on the other side. Stay safe and healthy

16.01.2022 1st weekend back out and competing . Congratulations Lucy and Gidget for a awesome effort. Stepping up to Advanced for the first time. Thank you OneEyedFrog Photography for the beautiful photo Peter Horobin Saddlery

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16.01.2022 Some photos of a beautiful Saturday at BP

15.01.2022 Beautiful night for a ride. We can’t wait to see you all soon. Let’s hope it’s not too long now

15.01.2022 Here is the latest update re equestrian. Unfortunately we still have no advice on coaching. Stay tuned. @BlamcentPark https://www.vic.equestrian.org.au//covid-updated-directive

15.01.2022 Everyone enjoying the calm before the start of holiday program. The perfect winters day

15.01.2022 Great news. We can start coaching again. We will be in contact with our Term 3 clients to confirm your times. Looking forward to seeing everyone soon https://www.vic.equestrian.org.au//coaches-update-20-octob

15.01.2022 Don’t forget to enter

14.01.2022 A very happy girl. She had best day today and was counting down in the car to the next time she rides

14.01.2022 One of our very talented students created these of our beautiful horses and riders.

13.01.2022 Never be jealous of others for the work you haven’t put in . Sometimes I think people don’t realise just how much work it takes to have one horse, let alone a... team of horses fit and ready for competition. The amount of work, dedication, discipline and consistency isn’t for everyone and that’s totally fine! Some days I feel like it’s not for me either but I remind myself of my goals and I make myself get on with it. Every day and every training session counts, especially at the business end of the season. Consistency is key, you have to be out there every day, not a few days a week or when you feel like it but putting in the work every single day. Another point I think is important is not comparing your progress to someone else’s. Even within the same level, every competitor is at a different stage of their journey. There could be someone making their first attempt vs someone who is incredibly experienced. The more you go on, the more you realise what you don’t know, the more you appreciate the others, the few, out there competing alongside of you and just how hard it really is. We can’t all win at the same time, we all have our turn at the top eventually when you have put in the extra work and it begins to go your way. Until then, manage your expectations, appreciate your other competitors and learn as much as you can every time you are in the ring. Time in the ring is limited and you have to put countless hours in to be there. You have to grind, you have to bring your best every day. You have to earn that five minutes in the ring for it to go your way. Be honest, make no excuses and give it your all until one day, you get the results back reflective of the work you have put in over the years

13.01.2022 Sometimes just the littles things that make our day . Unfortunately no pot of gold

13.01.2022 Making it look small and easy

13.01.2022 Just announced this on my instagram. A little thank you for all the new follows and comp shares! 10% OFF ALL EQUESTRIAN PACKAGES. Offer ends in 7 days!! (book ...via my website, link below) You don't need to know the date you want your shoot yet. Just book with a deposit and use your shoot by May 2021. (I do this very infrequently!!) I only do 10 sessions a month so spots will go quickly. Oh and of course if you win the competition I will refund you your deposit. I hope this sets you off to a good Grand Final weekend! ps. It's not too late to enter the competition in my last post.

13.01.2022 Stay healthy everyone.

12.01.2022 Ernie doing his thing

12.01.2022 WEDNESDAY 5 AUGUST 2020 STAGE 3 REGIONAL VICTORIA & STAGE 4 METROPOLITAN MELBOURNE Equestrian Victoria is still awaiting formal government advice re travel ...and care for horses under COVID-19 Stage 3 and Stage 4 Restrictions. In the event you are stopped whilst travelling to care for your horse(s) please advise the relevant authorities that: Equestrian Victoria advises that you have a positive obligation under the Section 9 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986 to ensure your animals are fed, watered, exercised and sheltered". We also recommend you carry both your horse registration papers and any documentation related to agistment with you when travelling. We will provide an update as soon as we have formal advice from the Victorian Government. You can download this statement for printing and to carry with you here: https://www.vic.equestrian.org.au//Holding_Statement_S3_S4 Thank you for your patience. Matthew Brown Chief Executive Officer - Equestrian Victoria

11.01.2022 The most amazing sunset tonight

11.01.2022 FEI OUTLAW WHISKER TRIMMING The FEI have outlawed trimming the whiskers of competition horses in a ruling that will begin in July 2021. Horses are not allowed t...o compete in any FEI competitions internationally if "the horse’s sensory hairs have been clipped and/or shaven or in any other way removed unless individual sensory hairs have been removed by a veterinarian to prevent pain or discomfort for the horse. However trimming for veterinary reasons is exempt from this ruling. The horse's whiskers, or vibrissae, are so sensitive to vibration and changes in air current they can instantly inform the horse about his environment for example helping him avoid injury by detecting nearby objects, differentiating between different textures, judging wind direction and identifying food. The horse has a blind spot beneath his muzzle and so his whiskers are a vital aid to his vision. From the horse’s point of view, removing these whiskers reduces his spatial awareness and leaves him partially handicapped. We in the UK are still very backward in many aspects of horse welfare and it’s time for us to catch up, we should have made this ruling long ago... I have to say I didn't think we'd see this coming from the FEI first, it is amazing news!

11.01.2022 Interschool State Championships have been postponed please see announcement https://www.vic.equestrian.org.au//state-emergency-declare

11.01.2022 We hope you are all well and keeping busy in this time of ISO. The horses are missing all your smiling faces and little treats you bring them. From all of us at Blamcent Park we are hoping that we will be able to see you all back soon. Stay safe and well

11.01.2022 Only a few spots left for our Mid Year Holiday Program. https://forms.gle/kUwnSFMXZzcVPSeE7

10.01.2022 A beautiful read.

10.01.2022 COVID-19 RELEASE ADDITIONAL UPDATE TO STAGE 4 RESTRICTIONS Statement as at 9 August 2020 Equestrian Victoria continues to advocate on behalf of our members and ...provide appropriate advice on a regular basis. We have a further update as to Stage 4 Restrictions as released by DHHS today. We wish to make it very clear that RECREATIONAL horse riding under Stage 4 restrictions remains a prohibited activity. However, you CAN continue to care for your horse, including the provision of EXERCISE, under ANIMAL WELFARE GROUNDS, on the property where the horse is kept, unless it is IMPOSSIBLE to do so, but floating of horses to third party locations is prohibited. The provision of EXERCISE is for the WELFARE of the horse, and NOT as a recreational activity. There are also some other important changes to community sport under the latest restrictions, including High Performance and Professional Sport which may apply to many of you who are Equestrian Victoria members. COMMUNITY SPORT Under Stage 4 restrictions in metropolitan Melbourne, all community sport and recreation organisations must close their facilities. HIGH PERFORMANCE / PROFESSIONAL SPORT There are updated guidelines for the high performance and professional sport sector - if you operate within this sector, please read this guidance note carefully to understand your responsibilities under the latest restrictions: https://sport.vic.gov.au//return-to-play-for-high-performa Under Stage 4 restrictions in metropolitan Melbourne, high performance and professional athletes are permitted to train but competition is not allowed. Under Stage 3 restrictions in regional Victoria, both training and competition is permitted, where venues and organisations have a compliant risk management plan in place. For high performance and professional sport, the new Chief Health Officer Directions for those operating under Stage 4 restrictions in metropolitan Melbourne includes: advice for athletes to train at home and minimise travel where possible new restrictions on contact training the requirement to have a COVIDSafe Plan the requirement to complete a Permitted Worker Permit for every athlete and essential employee travelling to the worksite. In order to qualify under high performance exemption, you must be an Equestrian Victoria Member and you need to complete the form, https://www.business.vic.gov.au//c/permitted-worker-scheme AND email to: [email protected] DHHS https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/sport-and-exercise-metropolitan DHHS CORONOVIRUS HOTLINE 1800 675 398 RSPCA https://kb.rspca.org.au//how-can-i-ensure-my-horses-welfa/ SPORTS AND RECREATION VICTORIA HIGH PERFORMANCE https://sport.vic.gov.au//return-to-play-for-high-performa This is a changing environment across every aspect of our lives, and we thank you for your patience. Please take care of your family, friends and equines and stay safe. Matthew Brown Equestrian Victoria CEO #staysafe #lovethehorse

10.01.2022 Keep a look out for tonights announcement at 7.30pm!!

10.01.2022 A beautiful poem about our very special horses

10.01.2022 Great day for a ride. Love seeing our students back in the saddle.

10.01.2022 He may need to get faster legs before he takes up showjumping.

09.01.2022 https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au//Reduce%20your%20risk%20of%20c

08.01.2022 Wishing all the very special people who play the role of a mother a happy Mother’s Day. Stay safe and well.

08.01.2022 Perfect day for horse riding. Such a wonderful group of children. Can’t wait until tomorrow.

07.01.2022 A couple of spots have opened up for our holiday program - be QUICK https://forms.gle/kUwnSFMXZzcVPSeE7

07.01.2022 With even more restrictions easing today we are very excited to open up bookings for our Mid Year Holiday program. We cant wait to see you all soon https://forms.gle/kUwnSFMXZzcVPSeE7

07.01.2022 We are still awaiting formal advice for equestrians on the impact of the latest restrictions for Melbourne and regional Victoria. We understand there are a lo...t of questions, and we hope to be able to release the full information shortly. However, in the meantime, we confirm that you CAN continue to CARE for your animals even if you need to travel outside of your 5kms. #staysafe #equestrianvictoria #lovethehorse

07.01.2022 Congratulations Alex and Cassie on the safe arrival of Saskia. Arriving into the world last night at 730pm. Your Blamcent Park family are looking forward to meeting you soon.

06.01.2022 We are just waiting for the guidelines on how we re-open. Hopefully later todayWe are just waiting for the guidelines on how we re-open. Hopefully later today

06.01.2022 If you are looking to get some photos of you and your horse get in contact with @Peninsulaequestrianphotography

05.01.2022 We are hoping with today’s announcement that we will all be able to see you soon. Stay tuned

05.01.2022 Merry Christmas everyone. Stay safe and healthy.

04.01.2022 Albie surprising us all. First time under saddle.

04.01.2022 EDITED WITH AN ADDITION: We are still awaiting formal advice from the Government, in particular around Stage 4 restrictions, but in the meantime, rest assur...ed that you can continue to care and exercise your horse - including travelling to where your horse is kept, if that is outside a 5km radius. Equestrian Victoria will provide a downloadable document in the event you may be stopped when travelling to care or exercise your horse. Vets, farriers and other equine professionals involved in the care and welfare of your horse will also still be allowed. Stage 3 Restrictions for regional Victoria come into effect at 11:59pm on Wednesday evening also, and will largely mirror the Stage 3 Restrictions put in place recently for Melbourne and Mitchell Shire posted on 9 July. You can view those here. https://www.vic.equestrian.org.au//important-update-regard We will continue to represent the membership and request any exemptions to the current Covid-19 restrictions, to ensure our membership is able to provide appropriate care to their equine friends. As you can probably understand, this is a very busy time for the Government, and there are a lot of competing priorities. Be patient, but know that you can continue to care for your horse. #staysafe #equestrianvictoria #lovethehorse

03.01.2022 Happy Easter everyone. From all of us at Blamcent Park we hope you are safe and well. We are all looking forward to when we can see your happy faces again. The horses are enjoying the holiday. Stay healthy

02.01.2022 One of our wonderful students had their birthday on the weekend. How clever to have a birthday cake of our beloved Memphis. Happy birthday Jamie

02.01.2022 CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE FROM EQUESTRIAN VICTORIA Equestrian Victoria (EV) is committed to ensuring the health and safety of our members and our community.... This is paramount to everything we do. As you will be aware, EV has been monitoring the rapidly changing situation around Coronavirus (Covid-19). As a result, Equestrian Victoria regrets to advise that we have no choice but to cancel the following Equestrian Victoria events, effective immediately: 1. PSI Dressage and Jumping with the Stars 19 to 21 March 2020 2. Jumping Victoria State Titles 26 to 29 March 2020 We will continue to follow governmental guidelines and will communicate a decision regarding the Leader Equine Victorian Interschool Equestrian State Championships (2 to 6 April 2020) in the near future. The Board and management of Equestrian Victoria will meet on Wednesday 18 March to clarify the way forward for our members, officials, sponsors, traders and volunteers with regards to the two cancelled events with a communication scheduled for 20 March 2020. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our membership and broader community for their continued support and emphasise that as you have supported us, we look to support you. At the same time, we would also like to encourage our community to remain vigilant. Equestrian clubs should operate as normal until otherwise advised. Club and event organisers should encourage good hygiene practices by participants at their events and where possible provide an environment that supports this outcome. Resources are available for download from the DHHS website, including printable posters and factsheets on practicing good hygiene that may help clubs and event organisers. EV members are encouraged to act responsibly by not attending events or other equestrian activities if: - you feel unwell, or are showing symptoms such as runny nose, fever, cough, sore throat or breathing difficulties; and/or - you have been in close contact with someone who has coronavirus disease (COVID-19) If you have come into contact with someone who has the virus or you are concerned you may be infected, please call the Coronavirus Hotline on 1800 675 398. Health experts advise the best way to protect yourself from coronavirus is to pay attention to good hand hygiene and good respiratory hygiene, by: - Washing hands often with soap and running water, for at least 20 seconds. Dry with paper towel or hand dryer. - Try not to touch your eyes, nose or mouth. - Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. If you don’t have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve or elbow. Clubs and event organisers are also encouraged to also check the government website regularly for up to date information. For the latest information on coronavirus visit : https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus Equestrian sport in Victoria is in a strong position with a focus on continual improvement for great experiences. We look forward to resuming the delivery of successful events where our members can enjoy the opportunity to live their equestrian dream. Matthew Brown Chief Executive Officer - Equestrian Victoria

02.01.2022 Perfect way to start a chilli day

02.01.2022 UPDATE:https://www.facebook.com/equestrian.vic/posts/4419190354765189?__tn__=K-R

01.01.2022 THE REAL RULES OF DRESSAGE 1. If you really want to get better at dressage, take it up at an earlier age - and grow an extra 3 inches of leg. 2. A dressage tes...t is a test of your skill against another competitor's luck. 3. Dressage is about achieving a harmonious working relationship with your horse, whose only idea of harmony is eating grass in a field with his buddies. 4. If you want to end a drought or dry spell, wear a new jacket and hat to an outdoor arena. 5. Untalented, difficult, aggressive horses have robust health, good hocks and long lives. 6. Talented tractable horses are accident prone and have OCD lesions. 7. You will ride the best test of your entire life just prior to being disqualified for not wearing your gloves. 8. Never keep more than 300 separate thoughts in your head before a test. 9. Never keep less than another 300 separate thoughts in your head during a test. 10. Horses do not improve their paces because you are wearing expensive German breeches. 11. If you chose a disco theme for your dressage to music test then the judge will be more than 90 years of age and Swiss. 12. The less skilled the rider, the more likely they are to share their critique of your test. 13. If you are considering the services of a horse clairvoyant to help you with training then you have reached the point of total desperation - try the German breeches. 14.Your horse has never heard of Podhajsky, let alone read the book. 15. No matter how badly you ride a test, it is always possible to ride a worse one. 16. If it ain't broke, try shifting your position and it will be. 17. Judges only suffer from temporary blindness (or kindness) when they are judging someone else's test. 18. If you fall off your horse in the arena you will have paid to have the test videoed. 19. If you are feeling confident before a show then three of the USET dressage team will turn up to give their young horses some "experience." 20. Your horse will perform its best piaffe ever when you ask for extended canter. 22. Since runs of bad competitions come in groups of three, the fourth competition is actually the beginning of the next group of three. 23. No one cheats at dressage because no one has worked out how to do it. 24. It is surprisingly easy to end a test with a perfect square halt once you have scored a four for every other movement. 25. The result of an expensive lesson from a top pro is that you will stop believing in that tiny piece of innate ability that was holding your riding together. 26. Remember when buying a dressage horse advertised as "needs experienced competitive rider" this really means "needs the skills of Isabelle Werth just to stay on board." 27. If you think your test was better than someone else's, it probably wasn't. 28. If you pay 60,000 for an imported WB, you will be beaten in First Level 4 by a Quarter Horse. 29. Clinics given by someone with an interesting accent are not necessarily superior to those given by the homegirl. 30. If you go to the expense of raising an expensive WB foal, he will have a talent for jumping and no walk worth talking about. **Author unknown

01.01.2022 Spring has sprung