Buderim Horse and Pony Club in Buderim, Queensland | Community organisation

Buderim Horse and Pony Club

Locality: Buderim, Queensland

Address: Ballinger sports complex 4556 Buderim, QLD, Australia

Website: https://www.buderimponyclub.com/

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25.01.2022 We will remember them.

24.01.2022 Thank you to our guest instructors today, Rachel Bowen and Georgia Laird participants enjoyed an educational and interactive muster.

24.01.2022 2021 Sponsors Welcome. Please email our Sponsorship Officer at: [email protected] Packages start at $200. Let our Club promote your local business.

23.01.2022 Update: The Organising Committee are continuing to plan and organise the 2020 PCQ State Showjumping and Jumping Equitation Championships. We are operating u...nder an Approved Industry COVID Safe Plan. We will keep you updated if anything changes.

22.01.2022 Hello everyone, Hinterland Equine is holding another Gastroscope Day on December the 2nd [Wednesday] Gastroscopy is the only way to accurately diagnose stomach... ulcers in horses. Ulcers are extremely common and can cause signs of colic, weight loss, poor performance, behavioural issues and much more. Gastroscopy is also used to identify tumors, impactions, and other issues. If you are interested in having your horse scoped for gastric ulcers, please call the clinic on 0419 650 470 to make a booking. The cost will be $110 per horse, including sedation.

22.01.2022 THE THING ABOUT HORSES ... He MUST be good to load on the float He MUST have no dirt! He MUST be good to catch! ... I could go on, but I’m sure you have all read and heard the statements, and many many many many more. As soon as I see this in a wanted ad, or hear someone talking about it, I know two things. 1. They have probably had a problem in one of these areas before. 2. They didn’t learn how to fix it. It seems like witchcraft that the people who strive so hard to find these horses that fit the MUST list, actually end up with exactly what they don’t want. Here’s my feelings on that - If I didn’t train it, I don’t own it. If I buy a horse that can do 86 one time changes in a row, and I don’t know what a flying change is, then I’m not going to be able to perform 86 one time changes on my new fancy horse. Maybe I could stay in the saddle for a few, but it would dwindle down until the horse either quit doing them, or got anxious about it and did something else instead. If I get a horse with a fantastic stop, and I use a different cue, or release out of time, my horse isn’t going to have a good stop for long. Then factor in poorly fitting gear, difficult surfaces, a random work schedule, some junk food and badly fitting shoes, perhaps a dose anxiety or uncertainty, or lack of faith in the new leader, and suddenly we have a horse that has changed from the well mannered, reliably loading, easy to catch beast we MUST have. Look at the gear, look at the diet, look at the housing and workload, the quality and quantity of work, and look in the mirror. Rarely is the problem, the problem. The problem is a SYMPTOM of the actual problem. Which may be several small problems, culminating in one bigger SYMPTOM. If you want a horse that’s great to load on the float, learn how to load horses on the float. If you want a horse that’s great to catch, learn how to teach a horse to be caught. If you want a horse with no dirt, learn what causes these behaviours and how to identify and diffuse the small sticky bits before they become symptoms of something much bigger. Learn how to train it, so you can own it.

21.01.2022 Shout out to one of our members who has started a new business... Wendys Rug Repairs Phone: 0448 801 835... Can sew anything from cotton to leather. Reasonable rates & prompt service.

21.01.2022 Classes are filling up fast! 10 spots left! If your class is unavailable and you would like to go on the wait list please email [email protected] with - class, rider name PCQ number, age, horse name and pony club.

21.01.2022 Early start tomorrow, 8:30 am registration, helmet checks and horse health and participant forms (including spectator registration). Presentation to instructors at 9.00 am - please do not mount your horse until you have been gear checked. Canteen will be open - offering.... Coffee, tea and hot chocolates Bacon and egg rolls Or the all time favourite sausage on bread. Registrations still open. Look forward to seeing you for a fun morning.

21.01.2022 Hi-Class Equestrian are running a competition to WIN a shirt voucher. Get snapped wearing your Hi-Class Equestrian shirt tomorrow at the Caloundra Show Jumping day tomorrow to Win!

21.01.2022 Nominations are full. If you are on the waiting list you will be contacted via email by Sunday 29th August.

21.01.2022 Exciting news - Hi-Class Equestrian will be holding a Trade Stand at our Combined Training event next Sunday. Great time to think about some early Christmas shopping, or just update your wardrobe with some of the fantastic merchandise available. Thank you to Melissa from Hi-Class Equestrian for being a valued supporter of the Buderim Horse and Pony Club Inc.

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20.01.2022 Never give up on your dreams

20.01.2022 Carolyn Barnes Practitioner will be holding a Trade Stall at our Combined Training event this Sunday. Come along and see how her services could help you. Enter the competition for a chance to win a free treatment.... Equine Musculoskeletal Therapy Horse & Rider Packages Cat & Canine Musculoskeletal Therapy Drain That Pain Bowtech - Bowen Therapy NLP - Neuro-Linguistic Programming Time Line Therapy Hypnotherapy Carolyn Barnes is a valued Sponsor of the Buderim Horse and Pony Club Inc. we encourage members to support local businesses who support our Club.

19.01.2022 Active Kids Grant - Now OPEN! Clubs are encouraged to apply for the latest "Active Kids Grant" available through the Australian Sports Foundation. Grants up to... $10,000 are available to sporting clubs with focus on volunteer run grassroots and community clubs with young members aged under 20, with priority given to clubs in disadvantaged and/or rural communities. Applications open: 1 September 2020 Closing date: 30 September 2020. Click the link below here for more information https://bit.ly/2DznUQH

18.01.2022 Please note that as we do not have a quorum for tonights meeting, we have decided to reschedule to next Tuesday 28 August, 2020 at 6.00 pm. Please RSVP to ensure that we can proceed next week. Thanks

18.01.2022 Join us for a muster with a difference this month. Watch a Ranch Riding Demo by Wendy Thompson then give it a go yourself. Set up/ Registrations 2:30pm for a 3:00pm start. RSVP BY 7TH NOVEMBER. Tickets via our website www.buderimponyclub.com or follow the link from our Facebook 'Events' page.

18.01.2022 Very important information for riders and drivers.

16.01.2022 COMBINED TRAINING COUNTDOWN This is our final week before our CT event. To say we are excited would be an understatement! We have had a number of questions which have started to become reoccurring so we have put together this handy checklist for you all:-... The draw has been emailed to ALL participants. If there is an error, please send a PM so that we may correct this for you. Horse and Participant Health Declaration must be supplied upon entry to our grounds (this has been emailed to all participants) - so please complete this prior to your arrival and submit as you enter our front gate Sunday morning at our registration table. You will NOT be permitted to enter the grounds without this being supplied. All participants will also be required to register via the QR code (below) to record your entry and exit to the facilities https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSfyBi7T5H6MBWFxVm/viewform Pony club uniform (for dressage and SJ). You will be required to present to gear check twice. Once for Dressage and again for SJ. NO callers unless you are riding in an unofficial category so please ensure that you know your dressage test. Pony club saddle pad. All dressage tests can be found on the EA website: https://www.equestrian.org.au/dressage-rules Helpers - yes Clubs are required to supply assistance at this event or you will be HC. This event is being conducted under COVID conditions, therefore if you are sick or unwell, please do not attend, please wash your hands regularly or use hand sanitiser, bring your own water bottle and practice physical distancing. COVID is everyones responsibility. Hand sanatisation stations will be available across the grounds - please feel free to use these regularly throughout the day. Our canteen facilities will be open and operating under COVID conditions. We will have Eftpos available to reduce cash handling. Our facilities will have distancing markers and there will be seperate ordering/paying and pick up areas at our canteen to ensure people are physically distancing in these areas. Please note tables and chairs will not be supplied as we are not encouraging people to congregate in or around the canteen area. Nominations have closed and a wait list is currently active. Finally we are all volunteers and this event relies on everyone to contribute for the event to run smoothly, please remember to say please and Thank you to these volunteers throughout the day. If you have any other questions, please send us a pm We look forward seeing you all on the day.

16.01.2022 Have you heard we have a big event coming up???? of course you have - we are super excited and cant stop bragging about it. Before the big day though we need to make sure everything is in tip top shape. Please feel free to lend a hand and rack up some volunteer hours. anytime between now and next week. Current tasks include: Mowing the grass arena Mowing the pole area.... Washing down the dressage arena. Setting up the dressage arena. Deep clean of the kitchen and fridges. Deep clean of the male, female and disabled toilets. Whipper snipping. Check marquees are ok and ready to go (ie, open and set up, then pack away) Other tasks will be added to the FB page and whiteboard during the week. All help is appreciated. Big Thank you to Greg Ralph today for his help at the Club. Jamie and Spencer were in the jump ring today removing the lantana. Almost ready for fencing to go back up- if you are looking for a job tomorrow? Thanks to everyone who has messaged and offered with baking for the day. Nicole will appreciate all of you goodies, dont forget drop off on Saturday Still heaps to do, but we are getting there. Its going to look amazing. Looking for our brand new whipper snipper chord. New packer was in the garage on Saturday, has now disappeared. Please return to the garage if you accidentally relocated it. Highly desired item at the moment. Thanks TEAM Buderim x

16.01.2022 Exciting news !

15.01.2022 Fabulous video showcasing one of our sponsors fabulous services. Support those who support us.

14.01.2022 We still have to stay vigilant and maintain all of the sound advice which is being produced by Queensland Health. Please watch for signs and if you are unwell, please stay at home. Remember physical distancing 2 small ponies or 1 large horse at all times. Registration each time you enter the site and; ... Good hygiene practices (hand washing) . Thanks for keeping everyone safe See more

13.01.2022 The Queensland Government has announced some important changes to the blue card system which will come into effect on Monday, 31 August. It is vital that all Queensland clubs and organisations understand the changes, including the new No Card, No Start laws which outline that anyone working or volunteering with children in an organisation must hold a valid blue card before they begin work. Find out more bit.ly/32nRhy0

13.01.2022 Nominate for our CT via Omnisports Nominations close 1st September so get in quick. Places are limited and filling fast - first in best dressed. SUNDAY 13th September 2020... Buderim Pony Club Ballinger Sports Complex Ballinger Road, BUDERIM QLD 4556 See more

13.01.2022 Help our Club take home first prize of $300 by enjoying a delicious meal during the month of January from Grill'd Kawana and while you are there vote for the Buderim Horse and Pony Club by placing your token in our container.

13.01.2022 Slight time adjustment for Muster this Saturday. Set up and registration 3:30 for 4pm start. Looking forward to some Giddy up Cowboy action!!!

13.01.2022 Wow how lucky are we? A massive thanks to the Qld Government for funding to help us upgrade our facilities. We think we’ll be able to give ourselves a rating pretty soon!!!

12.01.2022 SPONSOR BUY LOCAL

12.01.2022 We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Layla and her incredibly generous family for donating this lovely trophy for our Buderim Pony Club Highest Point scorer. Sadly Monica lost her battle with Leiomyscarcoma earlier this month but we are so proud to have a way to keep her present in our hearts and minds. All competitors today were invited to wear a purple ribbon in support of this cancer research. Layla and her family have astounded us with their generosity, kindness and strength - we are so lucky and happy to have them as part of our club.

11.01.2022 Working Bee cancelled. Please check our members page for tasks which can be completed at members convenience. Happy Fathers Day

11.01.2022 Whoa what a great day. The rain held off and there were lots of awesome rider and horse/pony combinations. Congratulations to all competitors and a big thanks to all the supporters and helpers.

11.01.2022 A couple of our Buderim girls were plaiting up a storm last weekend in preparation for our Official CT. Did you know that Plaiting the horses mane goes back to the days when soldiers rode horses into battle. The plaiting helped prevent their muskets getting caught in the horses mane! Fun fact .

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08.01.2022 Unfortunately due to the recent rainfall and anticipated weather predictions over the next few days, the BH&PC committee have made the difficult decision to postpone our event for the safety of both horses and riders We will email all participants shortly with the new date as soon as this has been approved as we are still very keen to proceed with this event. In the meantime, we Thank you for your understanding and patience while we undertake this process

08.01.2022 Muster shirts will be available for purchase tomorrow from the canteen. Square reader working so you wont even need cash . Dont forget to wear yours if you have one tomorrow!

08.01.2022 KDJ Equine have kindly donated 2 massage vouchers for our event at this Sundays raffles, will you be the lucky winner? Thank you to Kyrie for her ongoing support to our Club.

07.01.2022 We are very proud to have Matchy Matchy Sets as an official Sponsor of our Combined Training day. Matchy Matchy Sets have assisted our Club with official prizes for classes and raffle prizes for our event. Keep an eye out for one of our BPC members who will be selling raffle tickets during the day ... Big Thank you to Kayleen from Matchy Matchy Sets for Sponsoring our event, check out her wide range of stock availalbe: https://www.facebook.com/matchymatchysets

06.01.2022 What a spectacular day for our muster today, members from several other clubs joined in and there were lots of smiley faces around. Thanks to all instructors, parents and helpers and of course most importantly the canteen for cawfee!!!! Gorgeous pic of Morgan and Wally!

06.01.2022 You can't rush something that needs time to grow. It breaks my heart that part of the equestrian industry revolves around flipping horses and getting to that bi...g venue before the horse is ready. I'm not impressed like I once was, with the 4 year olds that have been to BYEH. Nor am I impressed with the 6 year old training at advanced/medium. After a 15 year love story with this sport, I know enough to wonder where those horses will be at the age of 10 nevermind 15. Will they still be with the riders that pushed them too soon? Will they be injected with steroids just so they can finish the season? Whilst I understand pushing too soon isn't signing an invisible death warrant for all youngsters, it does inevitably end in an early uncomfortable retirement. Yet this is something that is widely accepted and ignored. I have big ambitions for Orion, the kind that make people giggle because I cry on hacks sometimes. Despite those plans, Orion's ambitions include snoozing and a bigger hay net. He doesn't care about championships, he cares that I am kind to him. He's rising 6, he is still growing. I repeat, he is still growing. Cantering a 20m circle is the equivalent of climbing Mount Everest or doing a three point turn in a cruise ship. It's hard work, it's hard for his joints and muscles that aren't developed fully, despite him looking like a small bungalow. I honestly believe the social media generation are fueling this issue. Brand sponsorships always want to know your achievements and the next big goal. It constantly feels like a box ticking exercise when in reality your dealing with an animals life. It seemingly feels like people aren't impressed unless you have a ball gown made out of sashes you won the previous season. That brands sift through thousands of application videos and overlook those doing things properly because they aren't jumping 1m45 bareback, backwards whilst reading a dressage test with a parrot on their head. I won't rush Orion's education or make false promises about unachievable short term goals to secure the backing of any brand. If that is what you're looking for, you need to reroute the Sat-nav. One day this horse will walk on the holy grounds of Badminton (grassroots ) but until that day he will hack on the buckle end, wear his duck rug and wobble around the arena until he tells me he's ready. If he's never ready, he will be loved regardless. A horse will give you the world if you give them your heart...and a little bit of time.

06.01.2022 The Psoas Muscle and the Confidence Button! The psoas major is the "fear muscle". It connects from your spine to your femur and it closes your hip angle when yo...u get scared. You can't directly keep this muscle from contracting- if you are scared or nervous, it WILL close your hip angle. This is why you see so many riders leaning forwards, pulling on reins, and no matter how hard they try, they CAN'T sit back! So what can we do about it? Well, all our muscles have opposing muscles. Muscles work in sync- as one set contracts, the opposing muscles must extend. So if you can contract the muscles opposing the psoas, you can get the psoas to knock it off! your opposing muscles are the muscles in your butt that open the hip. But those muscles can contract in all sorts of ways, and we need THE specific movement that will re-open the hip! The best visualization I've come up with is to "ENGAGE THE CONFIDENCE BUTTON"!! Pretend you have a button, right at the top of your butt crack, that when you press it down into the saddle, will flood you with sticky seat super powers! Because it does! When you tuck your tailbone, lift your pubic bone, and engage your lower abs, it opens and relaxes your hip joints, enabling you to sit most evasions or spooks that your horse may dish out. It also puts you in a position where if you really HAVE to pull your horse's lips to his ears, at least you are able. Your seat will be in a strong position to both keep you on, and to influence your horse. (These are my sketches, you can share the whole post, but don't steal my art.) See more

05.01.2022 If you are planning on attending the muster on Saturday you will need to register by tomorrow night. is the link: https://osm-pony.omnisportsmanagement.com/EventManager/(S(flagqgrjrqsjd52wr4u1tpuw))/EM_RegEventInformation.aspx?EventId=39%2bRiPMu1VUcU7%2fI3qDS0ovBOkKwJwoW

05.01.2022 We are so lucky to have such great facilities in the heart of Buderim. Our club is run by volunteers to ensure a safe, fun atmosphere and learning experience for our members and their horsey best friends. Our agisted horses are now super lucky to have shelters in each paddock (though some of them havent quite figured out standing under the shelter yet)!!!... Its a big job keeping the grounds well maintained and the club economically viable but seeing the smiles on our club members faces at our musters and get togethers is well worth the effort. If you have an equine best friend why not join our lovely club and make some great friends along the way!!

05.01.2022 Draw and helpers list has been e-mailed to all competitors. Link to EA tests: https://www.equestrian.org.au/dressage-rulesDraw and helpers list has been e-mailed to all competitors. Link to EA tests: https://www.equestrian.org.au/dressage-rules

03.01.2022 Wendy will be at the Buderim Horse and Pony Club this Sunday helping out with our event. If you have any rug repairs she is happy to collect these from you at the event. Fantastic service for locals.

03.01.2022 DO YOU HANDLE YOUR HORSE COMPASSIONATELY? How we handle and train our horses is extremely important, not just for our horses welfare but also for the effect th...at it has on our relationship and our safety. Training is essential, it is not a luxury or something to do at the weekend. Horses need to know how to behave around people and be prepared for as many situations as possible. How we train our horses will understandably have a lasting impact on how they feel about us. If you use force or bully your horse to do what you ask they will associate you with the fear or discomfort they feel at the time. This is when relationships start to break down and difficult behaviours begin, and the horse will start to say no. No, they dont want to be caught, no they dont want to be ridden, no they dont want to interact with you. And why should they? Create a good relationship with your horse by ensuring they arent fearful or incapable of performing what you are asking, provide calm equine company, use positive training methods that reward your horse when he does the right thing, stay calm yourself and your horse will learn to trust you. Compassionate handling leads to better welfare and safer horses as well as faster results for horse owners. The Brooke, Action For Working Horses and Donkeys have produced a brilliant evidence-based factsheet with information about why good handling matters. Plus, there are some useful tips for you to handle your horse more compassionately. You can download a copy here: https://www.thebrooke.org//CompassionateEquineHandlingWeb.

03.01.2022 SPONSOR POST, SPONSOR POST Support those who support our club. Marcs family run business specialises in delivering hay to the Sunshine Coast region for the last 10 years. There are a number of hay quality options to satisfy your horses taste buds (seasonal limitations may apply). Marc delivers hay regularly so give him a call or check out his website https://www.that-fella.com/

02.01.2022 Don't forget that we have some Muster Shirts available for purchase in stock. Great Christmas present idea. Shirts are sun safe and breathable fabric.

02.01.2022 Mark it in your diaries, add it to your calendar, tie an epic reminder wherever you need to but dont forget to register. Our combined training event has already had a lot of registrations and is set to bring a lot of activity and interest to our club. We will need all hands on deck on the day and many, many hands to help spruce the grounds up for our working bee prior.... This is an incredible opportunity for us to promote our club, fund raise host a fabulous event.

01.01.2022 Play By The Rules PCA recommends Clubs print this poster and display it in their clubrooms and at events. If you would like an emailed copy please contact [email protected] We would love to see photos of your posters put up in public #volunteers #playbytherules #ponyclubvolunteers #doitforthekids