Collie Western Riding Association in Collie, Western Australia | Sport & recreation

Collie Western Riding Association

Locality: Collie, Western Australia

Address: Coombes Street 6225 Collie, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.colliewesternriding.org.au

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22.01.2022 Merry Christmas to everyone. Hope you all have a great day. Stay safe and see you in the new year

21.01.2022 Get those chicken working for you. Thanks Jill for finding this one.

20.01.2022 For our members that want to keep up with whats happening with NRHA Oceania

19.01.2022 A 3rd day has been added due to the 2 day clinic being very popular. This will be a 1 day clinic. Email or call to book your spot.

16.01.2022 We are collecting 10cent containers as a fundraiser for our club. If you want to donate containers you can bring then along to a club day or you can contact Tim for our club ID number and take them to your nearest Cash4Cans depot. Thanks to those that have donated so far.

16.01.2022 Last Saturday we had our wind up/last club day for the year. We have had such a different kind of year, that we hope won't repeat itself anytime soon. It was great to see so many club members and their families there, one of our bigger wind ups we've had. Thanks to Jim for cooking our xmas meats. As usual we had enough food to feed an army. Thankyou to everyone that provided dishes of food. Santa made an appearance to check in on the kids and finish off the naughty and nice list. We also had a raffle with loads of prizes. Thankyou to everyone to purchased tickets. Hope everyone enjoyed themselves and we will see you all in the new year.

15.01.2022 Hi everyone. We have a members meeting this Saturday at 12pm, followed by a club day at 1pm. See you all there. (Please note the arena will be closed during the meeting).

13.01.2022 Just a reminder to every one to ensure your horses vaccinations are up to date. Strangles has recently been diagnosed in racehorses in Western Australia. Strang...les (Streptococcus Equi) is a bacterial infection that occurs in in horses and affects the upper respiratory tract. An infected horse can present with a number of symptoms, including mucopurulent discharge from nostrils, enlarged sub mandibular lymph nodes, elevated temperature, inappetence and lethargy. The disease is rarely fatal if managed correctly. Strangles is endemic in western Australia and occurs mainly in in spring and summer in younger horses. It is spread from horse to horse by close contact or can be transmitted by contamination of shared tack and gear or by contamination on handlers’ clothes and hand. Good hygiene measured prevent the spread of strangles. Isolate any suspected case of strangles from other horses on the property, ensure that you do not share tack and gear between affected and non-affected horses. Use good hand hygiene and wash hands and gear thoroughly after use with soap and disinfectant (chlorhexidine or betadine) Vaccination is the best insurance for prevention of strangles in horses. This vaccine is often given as a combination with tetanus and is known as 2 in 1. The vaccine is given initially as a course of three injections 2 weeks apart in foals then boosted in adults every 6 to 12 months. If you suspect your horse may have strangles samples can be taken by veterinarians for PCR testing to confirm whether the infection is Streptococcus Equi or not. Although strangles is not a reportable disease in Western Australia it is under the rules of racing. This means that all Thoroughbred or Standardbred horse trainers or owners must report to Racing and Wagering WA immediately if they suspect or know that they have any cases of strangles on their property. #murrayvets #equinevet #equinestrangles #horsehealth See more

11.01.2022 Found this podcast a few weeks ago and I'm making my way through the list. Andrea chats with people from different parts of the industry.

06.01.2022 NRHA OC Affiliates | locally active, globally relevant. Local affiliates empowered to meet local needs. Creating classes and initiatives for their local commun...ity without compulsory external memberships. Creating a place for all. Your Affiliate is in the driver’s seat. - Enquiries regarding the NRHA OC should be directed to your Affiliate’s OC Representative. NRHA affiliated clubs are locally administered but united through voluntary affiliation with Reining’s peak body, the NRHA - National Reining Horse Association. Grassroots reaching around the world with a place for all. - The Calliope Sliders Queensland Reining Horse Association SQRHA Reining Australia Tamworth Reining Horse Association Orana Reining Horse Association NSW Reining Horse Association Southern NSW Reining Horse Association Southern Cross Reining Horse Association Goulburn Valley Reining Horse Association Victorian Reining Horse Association (VRHA) SA Reining Horse Association Inc Collie Western Riding Association Western Australian Reining Horse Association #reining #grassroots #nrha #united #oceania #continentalchampionships #aplaceforall #professional #strivingforexcellence

06.01.2022 Our first clinic of the year is filling up fast. Send us an email if you would like to book you spot.

06.01.2022 For anyone looking at trying the Green Reiner Classes next year.

04.01.2022 We were hoping to run a small show and beginners clinic towards the end of the year, but have decided to hold off until next year. Hopefully 2021 will bring a better year for shows and clinics. Anyone that is interested in learning western are welcome to come along to our club days. Day membership is $30 for club days. (Yearly is only $90) We have knowledgeable people that are ready to help you start out in western riding. Feel free to message the page with any questions you have.