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Dressage For The Western Horse

Phone: +61 416 125 405

Address: Eungella Dam Rd 4757 Crediton, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.mandyprobyn-equineconnection.com/

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25.01.2022 Virtual shows still planned for 2021

23.01.2022 Huge Thankyou to Priscilla for her sponsorship towards our Cowboy Dressage Autumn Classics to be held at the Finch Hatton Show Grounds, 23rd and 24th of May. Contact Priscilla and book your horse in for a treatment today Priscilla Leeson Equine Services

23.01.2022 Have you heard about our Cowboy Dressage Autumn Classics we are flying in interstate Judge Anne Melinger for this event. Sally-ann Wilmot coordinating our Sponsorship, and we are excited to announce we have some lovely buckles coming our way from Black Mountain Silver, to give away to the lucky High Point Division Winners, as well as other great prizes on offer. If you would like to Sponsor this event please express your interest to Sally Wilmot so we can send you out a Sponsorship Package. No event can run without helpers :) if you would like to be apart of this event please contact me, a great way to still be apart of this Gathering without showing, and I would love to ride this year lol. The online booking for tests is open and last time I looked we had 60 rides booked we are on track :) #cowboydressagequeensland

22.01.2022 Facebook live with Lyn

22.01.2022 Only few places left

21.01.2022 Huge thanks of appreciation to Kylie Chapman from Kit 'N' Kaboodle for her kind Sponsorship towards our Cowboy Dressage Autumn Classics to be held on the 23rd a...nd 24th of May Finch Hatton. Contact Kylie for Locally handcrafted Leather and Hide products from jewellery and pet accessories to home décor items.

19.01.2022 In hand work lovely

18.01.2022 Mark Monday February 15th down in your calendar Lynn McEnespy will be discussing the importance of dressage for the western horse. 7pm pst 15th of Februar...y... stay tuned! For information about shows, membership and upcoming Facebook lives please visit www.cowboydressageworld.com . . #cowboydressageworld #facebooklive #dressage #horses

16.01.2022 Cowboy Dressage

13.01.2022 It's time to enter

13.01.2022 Seeking Sponsorship for our upcoming Cowboy Dressage Shows, if you would like to advertise your business by way of sponsoring great prizes please request more information from Sally-ann Wilmot or myself.

12.01.2022 Do You Know Your Horse’s Vital Signs? The most common equine vital signs include heart rate, temperature, respiration and abdominal sounds. By knowing what is n...ormal for your horse, you will be able to quickly detect any changes in normal behaviour or health, if it is stressed due to injury and how to gauge the urgency of any health situation that may arise. The average resting heart rate or pulse for a horse ranges from 25 to 45 beats per minute (bpm), during strenuous work the heart rate can rise to 240 bpm. The heart rate can be heard directly through the chest with a stethoscope placed behind the left elbow of the horse. Count the beats over an accurately timed 30 second period, then double the number counted to obtain the rate in bpm. It is important to take the resting heart rate when the horse is quiet and relaxed to obtain an accurate reading. A horse’s body temperature is one of the best indicators of his state of health, a horse’s normal rectal temperature ranges is 36.5C to 38.5C. The body temperature naturally increases to 40 - 41C during exercise as energy is metabolised releasing heat into the muscles and blood. A horse’s body temperature is usually the lowest in the morning and highest in the mid-afternoon, rugging, exercise and hot environments can increase a horse’s core temperature by at least 1 degree. A reading of 40C or higher in a resting horse is a cause for serious concern, and your veterinarian should be called immediately for advice. At rest, a normal mature horse would have a respiration rate of 8 to 16 breaths per minute, whilst young horses have a higher rate of 12 20 bpm. You can easily feel the breath from your horse’s nostrils on your hand, or watch the nostrils dilate as the horse inhales to observe their respiration rate. Normal abdominal sounds include ‘gurgles’, ‘rumbles’ and ‘squeaks’, which should be heard frequently on both sides of the abdomen to indicate normal digestion. The reduction or absence of gut sounds may indicate a serious risk of colic, whereas continuous rapidly moving gut sounds or ‘sloshing’ sounds may be an indication of excessive gut motility and risk of diarrhoea. A horse should pass 6 10 manure piles and urinate 3 4 times daily. Keeping a horse health diary and recording the readings of your horse’s vital sign measurements, is an easy and effective way to keep track of your horse’s health. For more information on the Vital Signs email [email protected] for a free copy of our fact sheet ‘The Vital Signs’.

12.01.2022 A huge shoutout to Mandy Probyns Equine Connection - I will be forever grateful the stars aligned and put us together Love your world, can’t wait to do it again next year

12.01.2022 Helpful guide for videoing your CD Virtual show rides

12.01.2022 The shoulder-in prepares a horse to be put on its haunches, because with each step taken in this posture it carries the inside hind leg forwards under the bell...y and brings it over to the outside hind leg, which it can do only by lowering the haunch: it is thus always on one haunch in one direction, and on the other haunch in the other direction, and learns in consequence to bend its hocks under itself; this is what is called being on the haunches. François Robichon de La Guérinièr Read more at: Eitan’s 88 Brand Online Educational Membership Program. http://cowboydressage.info/

11.01.2022 Mandy N Steve Probyn and Bronson

10.01.2022 WE DON’T SCORE SUITABILITY - WE SCORE THE TRY! Suitability is defined as "the quality of having the properties that are right for a specific purpose". Cowboy Dr...essage is about getting the absolute best out of both you and your horse. It is a personal journey to correctness of form, lightness of aids, and elevated communication between rider and horse. It is NOT about which horse has the "springiest" movement, or stretchiest jog, or lowest headset. It is about where you are today and where you are going tomorrow. Cowboy dressage has a come one, come all attitude of inclusion. You and your horse, no matter your ability, background, breed, age or training style are welcome to participate, share, learn and grow for the improvement of the movement of the western style horse. There are no training packages or special tack items that you need to buy to participate in Cowboy Dressage. Nobody is going to tell you to ride with one hand or not to ride in your ranch saddle fresh off the range. There is no "type" or "breed" of horse that is designed to excel in this endeavor and that is why judging a horse on its ability to respond to lightness and correctness before its journey has even begun has no place in Cowboy Dressage. Let me just make this perfectly clear. If you are a rider who embraces the Western style and you have a horse that you would like to help reach his full potential as a correct and responsive partner in ANY western discipline, you and your mount both are very well suited to Cowboy Dressage. Welcome, friend, and let the journey begin.

09.01.2022 This is the original of Cowboy Dressage World Wisdom Tree (training pyramid). Please don’t get confused with any other pyramid like the Egyptian or Dressage.

09.01.2022 For those of us who ride in the Cowboy Dressage Challenge court, the exercises can be performed using our Octagon as the box.

08.01.2022 Have you heard the news? CDW has found away to get YOU showing again! We’re hosting a series of VIRTUAL SHOWS- ... so dust off the saddle, brush the horses and let’s get ready to ride! Information and details will be up shortly until then.... Here’s the quick gist of things.... 1. Enter online via our website cowboydressageworld.com 2. Film your test 3. Send it to us via the instruction packet 4. Your test will be Judged by one of our accredited CDW judges just like a normal show 5. Get your score & results It’s so simple & fun. You can show at the comfort of your own home, on your time, at your convenience. Stay tuned for details and dates They’ll be up shortly on the website www.cowboydressageworld.com

07.01.2022 Congrats to Sue and Eugene

07.01.2022 Cowboy Dressage Virtual Finals new event Team Trifecta, looks fun New for 2020 CDW Team Trifecta Competition During our Fall Gathering and our Virtual Finals ...Tests will include: Partnership on the Ground, Walk Walk Test 1 Challenge Walk Jog 3 Open Court Walk Jog 3 Cowboy Dressage World is always thinking of something that is not only fun for our exhibitors but challenging. This year we are offering the CDW Team Trifecta. This is a TEAM competition. The fun is you will not know your fellow team riders until a draw for teams on Wednesday, October 7th in the evening (for our Fall Gathering) and Sunday, October 11th (for our Virtual Finals). CDW is very excited about this competition as it has so many elements that we strive to share with our riders. Sportsmanship, fellow rider support, strategy and horsemanship and of course a good time! How it works: Each test will be a Team Trifecta Test and a separate entry from the regular tests. Teams will be 3 riders. Team riders will be drawn before competition starts.

05.01.2022 To help your horse become lighter in front Imagine your horse’s haunches and forehand as sprocket wheels inside a machine. Your leg and seat control the back ...sprocket wheel, which turns and brings the hind end under. Your hand controls the front one, which keeps the front end aligned with the hind end, creating energy into the bridle. The horse lifts his front end by shifting weight rearward through his whole body; that’s what makes him lighten in front. Felicitas von Neumann-Cosel Illustration by Sandy Rabinowitz

03.01.2022 Cowboy Dressage School of Horsemanship. Gymnastics Exercises. 1.- Right Haunches-In, to Left Counter Shoulder-In. 2.- Right Haunches-In, to Left Haunches-Out.... 3.- Right Shoulder-In, to Left Haunches-Out. 4.- Right Shoulder-In, to Left Counter Shoulder-In. For more information : http://cowboydressage.com/pages/cdsoh/info.html

02.01.2022 CD Online Education

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