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Coleby Equestrian

Locality: Tatura, Victoria

Phone: +61 432 505 774

Address: 170 Girgarre East Rd 3616 Tatura, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.freereinequestrian.com.au

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23.01.2022 We’ve had a fantastic start to 2020 with a number of hugely popular clinics and we are looking forward to a busy year ahead For those who have asked for furth...er dates, please see a list of upcoming #scottiebarclayclinics below! 22nd & 23rd February - Emu Creek Pony Club Grounds, Terang. Contact Saltarin Lodge Stables. 7th,8th & 9th March - Western Districts Showjumping Championships. Available for course walks and warm ups. Contact Scottie 14th & 15th March - NVSJC Autumn Show. Available for course walks and warm ups. Contact Scottie 21st & 22nd March - WB Hunter Reserve, Shepparton. Contact Saltarin Lodge Stables. 4th & 5th April - WB Hunter Reserve, Shepparton. Contact Saltarin Lodge Stables 18th & 19th April - Moriac Equestrian Facility, Mount Moriac. Contact Saltarin Lodge Stables. 2nd & 3rd May - Lilydale Mooroolbark Pony Club Grounds. More details to follow. 9th & 10th May - WB Hunter Reserve, Shepparton. Contact Saltarin Lodge Stables. 16th & 17th May - Randall Park, Warragul. Contact Saltarin Lodge Stables. 23rd & 24th May - Moriac Equestrian Facility, Mount Moriac. Contact Saltarin Lodge Stables. 6th & 7th June- WB Hunter Reserve, Shepparton. Contact Saltarin Lodge Stables. 13th & 14th June - Randall Park, Warragul. Contact Saltarin Lodge Stables 20th & 21st June - Moyhu Recreational Reserve, Moyhu. More details to follow. 27th & 28th of June, Hillview Park, Rowville. More details to follow. 11th & 12th July - WB Hunter Reserve, Shepparton. Contact Saltarin Lodge Stables. Scottie is super pumped and looking forward to supporting everyone to reach their goals this year with the help of his coaching and advice #scottiebarclayclinic #saltarinlodgestables #teamhorseinthebox #poweredbyfairplay #horizonshowjumps

22.01.2022 AWHA Ltd 2020 National Championship and Classification Tour Schedule and Entry Form now available online!

21.01.2022 SATURDAY, MARCH 28th, 2020. Elmore Equestrian Club will be hosting EV Dressage Competition from Preliminary to Inter 1. Enter via https://eventsecretary.com.au/equestrian/

19.01.2022 Agistment vacancies coming up soon. Shared large paddock agistment , suitable for youngsters or retirees- $12 per day feed and hay supplied. Private paddock agistment- 2 feeds per day and hay $22 per day or $11 per day if you supply ready made feeds. Facilities include arena, stables , yards, horse wash and experienced supervision

19.01.2022 In a long career teaching and learning I have come to the conclusion that solutions are simple but not necessarily easy. People talk about the basics. There are basics like ride position, horse development and the training process. Then there are other basics. Ability, attitude, application. Ability can be an over rated commodity. Attitude will allow the journey to be faster or slower. Application makes it all possible. Some times I have pupils who I have taught for years. ...I search for the keys to unlocking progress. In the end I ask the question how long have I been telling you to do this in a certain way? When are you going to do that? It does not make sense to pay some one to try and help you and not actually apply yourself to achieving the result. As pupils there can be many break through moments. However, it is totally necessary to be able to replicate those moments. The coach’s role is to try and make sure you understand what you did to get the outcome. It is equally important that we make notes so that we also can remember the process to be able to repeat it again. There are certain basics that are not negotiable. A correct independent position for the rider. A balanced straight horse that is able to move with confidence in its own body. I have yet to find an issue that does not come back to one or other of these two requirements. I have often seen riders get it in a lesson or ride but it is essential that they do the hard yards and establish it other wise the moments disappear into oblivion. Riding, improving and progressing involves unrelenting hard work and concentration. It is totally necessary to be able to give the impression that you are just sitting on a horse and it does every fancy thing you want without anyone knowing what you did. This is across all disciplines and fields of endeavor. To achieve that out come will require blood, sweat and tears and a coach who does not let you off the hook. When you turn into an overnight success you will know how you created that result. Correct position is the best asset of any rider. They will be safe and able to make sure they do not get in the horse’s way. Until your seat bones stay relaxed on the seat of the saddle in all sitting work, your dreams will remain just that- dreams. Obviously, you need a horse who is suitable for you to learn that too. Make decisions about your lessons and decide to achieve the outcomes. One decision each day will turn into a lot of progress over time. I give thanks that I was lucky enough to spend 6 years working for Malcolm Barns at Oakwood. In that time, I achieved tears, blisters and frustration but I learnt things that are still a constant in my daily riding, training and teaching. These days I am just more adamant that it is the right way or the highway. It is a great and unending journey. See more

17.01.2022 Jaybee Blenheim today at Werribee. Rider errors ( I get lost in dressage tests too Scottie Barclay) so 5th in first test and won the other one. Worth the 3.30am start. This is one lovely horse, 3rd competition and as cool as a cucumber. Good breeding and dare I say it good training makes for a very pleasant day .

17.01.2022 How cool is this visual of the training scale

17.01.2022 'Standard Canvas Rug' 16 ounce canvas with wool lining to keep your horse warm and dry over winter. Breatheable, durable, well fitting, repairable, will last years and years. #odeasrugs #snugasabuginarug #horserugs #smallbusiness #australianmade @ O'Dea's Saddlery

15.01.2022 Sometimes I get an itch to say something and even manage to write it down. Here follows today's effusion :-) PRODUCING YOUNG HORSES Horses need to grow up to be horses. This means that as youngsters they need to be able to run with other young horses, preferably on a variety of terrain. They need feeding, worming and farriery as needed. It is important to not wrap them in cotton wool because of their value. Handling needs to be appropriate and age related. The earlier they c...Continue reading

13.01.2022 Remembering Malcolm Barns, share his philosophy in this tribute: It seems that dressage has been for at least the last couple of hundred years, a battle ground..., between the forces of darkness, the users - and abusers - of our friend the horse, and the forces of light, the horse people who work with the horse - delighting in his nature and seeking to unfold his brilliance through methods learnt from the horse himself. http://www.horsemagazine.com///02/malcolm-barns-1931-2019/ See more

12.01.2022 Yes, unless horses have defective action they do not need "protection" Mine live in the paddock 24/7 so no boots :-)

09.01.2022 Today's wise words come from Ernst Hoyos. Horses keep us humble, don't they? Want to read more from Ernst? Check out this article from our archives with Ernst about how to ride and utilize shoulder-in! https://dressagetoday.com//how-to-ride-and-utilize-shoulde

06.01.2022 No events and competitions, great chance to do some solid training. Cannot believe how many people have told me that they will put their horses out because"there is nothing on" :-)

06.01.2022 A V A I L A B I L I T Y Now that we are set up and ready to roll with our new top of the line fencing equipment, we are inviting people to get in touch to discu...ss your fencing needs and to receive a non obligation quote. Specialising in multiple fencing options such as: Various horse safe options Horserail & Hotcote Post & Rail Arena fencing Entrances and driveways Scottie is a perfectionist who puts his years of competing at a top level to use by assisting you to create your dream design and to ensure that the safety of your livestock is his priority. Available throughout Victoria and NSW. Call now and make sure to our page 0400 209 032

02.01.2022 Voyager BC hiding in his winter fur eating grass.