Dubbo Horse & Pony Club in Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia | Amateur sports team

Dubbo Horse & Pony Club

Locality: Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia

Address: Gilgandra Road 500m North of Broklehurst 2830 Dubbo, NSW, Australia

Website:

Likes: 530

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Sport & recreation
• Amateur sports team
• Equestrian centre
• Horse riding centre

25.01.2022 Team Dubbo at the 2020 Jamboree. Was a great day and we are so proud of the club members. Brooke Garland finished the event off winning Reserve Champion in her age group.

24.01.2022 Due to the predicted heat, this weekend events will start at 9am both daysDue to the predicted heat, this weekend events will start at 9am both days

24.01.2022 IT’S GIVEAWAY TIME AGAIN!!! ***Actron Air 5kw Split System*** This is your chance to win yourself the perfect Christmas present that will be...nefit the whole family. This giveaway will be drawn on Christmas Day, so get in quick. The Actron Split System is suitable for an office space, granny flat or any small living area. How to win: - Follow our Instagram Page martynelson_airconditioning - Tag 2 friends and make them follow our pages - Share this post on Facebook

24.01.2022 DUBBO GYMKHANA SUNDAY 4 OCTOBER 2020 Nomination Form and Program now available: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSfK7-zV7dwVXcjpA/viewform

24.01.2022 Weather forecast looks fantastic for this weekend with top temperature of 29

22.01.2022 Dubbo Horse and Pony Club XMas Sporting Spectacular Event. Saturday 21st of November. Nomination Form https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSc4FOJ4gx4JcVrqw/viewform

21.01.2022 71 entries for this weekends Gymkhana. It isn’t too late to get your entries in71 entries for this weekends Gymkhana. It isn’t too late to get your entries in

21.01.2022 Overnight camping at our long weekend event is now allowed - Latest Covid-19 updatesOvernight camping at our long weekend event is now allowed - Latest Covid-19 updates

21.01.2022 For those competitors that attended today’s sporting event we thank you. If you have any photos please feel free to post them up to share the funFor those competitors that attended today’s sporting event we thank you. If you have any photos please feel free to post them up to share the fun

20.01.2022 Wishing all our members a very Merry XMas and Happy New Year

19.01.2022 Are you planning on coming to our Christmas Sporting Day? Help us with planning and catering by nominating ASAP! - 10am start - polo shirts can be worn - only $10... - camping available - stay for our Christmas party on the Sunday if you would like. See more

19.01.2022 We would like to welcome on board Ben Furney Flour Mill as a major sponsor of our upcoming event and supplying product from their Purastock range of stock feed as prizes.

18.01.2022 Thank you to the small number of members that assisted with plotting out and setting up the Stockmans challenge course today at the grounds. It will be an exciting event.

17.01.2022 Due to new COVID -19 updates. We can now allow overnight camping!

16.01.2022 Dubbo Horse and Pony Club will be holding a Sporting Day on Saturday 21st November. Details of event to follow. Camping will be allowed

15.01.2022 Welcome to Dubbo Pony Club for 2021. Membership renewals are now open so please join us and become a member of this great club as we endeavor to grow and offer our members great opportunities to further their equine adventures and experience. Please click on the link below and sign up to become a member of this proud club. Please note for the 2021 year only, the club are upgrading their Club Sporting Uniform to a new design. To help the committee have agreed to subsidize 50% ...of the incurred cost. The membership fees have a $20 surcharge to cover the remaining costs of new shirts If you have any questions please dont hesitate to contact us. See more

14.01.2022 Fun Horse Fact #1 At one time people thought horses were colorblind. They’re not, though they are better at seeing yellows and greens than purples and violets

14.01.2022 Stockmans challenge course and rules for the Sporting Spectacular event

13.01.2022 Camping is open for upcoming event over long weekend

13.01.2022 We are getting very excited about hosting our Showjumping competition and PCNSW Riders Cup on Saturday 3 October, followed by the Gymkhana On Sunday 4 October. ...PLEASE NOTE: These events are separate, so if you are planning on attending BOTH days you will need to nominate for each day. NOMINATIONS CLOSE FRIDAY 2 OCTOBER 4PM OVERNIGHT CAMPING IS NOW PERMITTED Showjumping and Riders Cup Saturday 3rd October 2020 nomination FORM: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSdnYn4x3Ixg_vL0f/viewform Gymkhana Sunday 4 October 2020 nomination FORM: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSfK7-zV7dwVXcjpA/viewform

12.01.2022 Strongyles Sleep over Summer There is a topic I’ve been wanting to tell you all about for a while now, however it is most relevant NOW, during our hot, dry mont...hs (also, Long Post Alert). This is because this is a story about how the climate has a huge impact on the strongyle (small round worms) lifecycle. Worms are actually LARGE creatures, they are animals just like the livestock they infect, and their lifecycle is just as dependant on the weather and seasons as any other animal species, especially as part of their life is free-living on pasture. Some strongyle species have an ability to undergo arrested development, or hypobiosis (hypo = low, biosis = life) where the immature larve burrow into the lining of the intestine and ‘hibernate’. They are then referred to as ‘encysted larvae’. Species of strongyles that are known to do this are those in the small strongyle group that infect horses (*Cyathostome spp.), and brown stomach worms in cattle/sheep/goats (*Ostertagia/Teladorsagia spp.). In a normal lifecycle, once ingested, larvae will mature from their L3 stage to L4, then to adult worms. An adult worm’s main job is to lay eggs. However, if the climate is hot and dry, eggs will dry out and die before they can become infective. Therefore when a larvae is at it L4 stage it has to make a decision. Mature and waste energy producing eggs that will die in the summer heat, or encyst in the lining of the intestine to wait until autumn, when it is wetter and cooler and more conducive to egg survival? While a larvae is encysted it is unlikley to be causing any trouble in fact, larvae can remain encysted for weeks, months, years even. It is when it leaves hibernation that the problems start. They will leave hibernation as the nights start to cool, and weather becomes wetter, usually in late summer or early autumn. Imagine (in a bad scenario) 100,000 larvae a few millmetres long, crawling out of pimple like cysts on the lining of your intestine. This can happen all at once (acute) or over a period of time (chronic). For cattle farmers the emergence of Ostertagia worms from hibernation is known as Type II Ostertagiosis and is common in cows/heifers that are autumn calving. Symptoms include diarrhoea, loss of condition and dehydration. In horses the emergence of larvae from hibernation is known as larval cyathostominosis and can have symptoms from the mild such as loss of condition, loose manure to the severe such as colic and possibly death in young, heavily burdened horses. The trickiest things about encysted strongyles is that they are impossible to diagnosis (no egg laying, no eggs to detect via FEC) and very difficult to treat. Few wormers work against encysted larvae as the cyst protects them from drugs. For horses, encysted larvae can be treated for using a 5 day course of Fenbendazole or a single dose of moxidectin. The moxidectin is a safer and kinder option, and results is less inflammation fenbendazole will cause inflammation of the cysts as it kills the larvae within them. However, even the efficacy of drugs against encysted strongyles is not proven to be 100%. (To count encysted larvae you have to do an autopsy. You cannot autopsy the same animal before and after it has been treated with a drug.) In most cases encysted larvae cause problems in young animals (under 3-4 years old), and so management is key to preventing large burdens of encysted larvae occuring. For young horses keep on top of a regular worming regime (with FEC, of course) with the appropriate worming drench for the time of the year. Additionally, keep on top of paddock hygeine in the spring months when egg shedding and larval contamination is at it highest it is during spring that the larvae that will become encysted are picked up. Also, avoid being trigger-happy with your worming if the thought of encysted larvae frightens you. By worming you will remove a stable adult population of worms, giving an empty intestine for all the encysted larvae to move into, sometimes suddenly. Therefore, over summer the best thing to do is avoid worming all together and wait until autumn for adult horses. Then you can far more easily kill the larvae AFTER they have left hibernation. And just a finishing note on climatic locations: For temperate southern Australia with our dry summers and wet winters, larvae will hibernate over summer and come out in autumn. In tropical climates, they will hibernate over the dry winter. For cold climates (like Europe) they will hibernate over the cold, freezing winters and emerge in spring. So there you have it. Turns out that worms can tell the weather just as well as we can. Which I find pretty crazy, considering they live inside another creature!

12.01.2022 Dubbo Horse and Pony Club held our XMas party today. A great turnout and a great time had by all. Started with some mounted games, then the stockmans challenge and ended in water fights

11.01.2022 Congratulations to all the riders who competed in the Showjumping event today at Dubbo. Cogratulations to all the Grade Champions and Reserve Champions. Thank you to our proud sponsor Ben Furney Flour Mills for donation of Purastock Horse feed as Prizes. A special mention and HUGE Thank You to our Judges and course builder for volunteering their time and expertise Therese Ann Delany @ David John Duffy Steve Butler Cherie Coddington. These events would not happen without your help! The weather was simply stunning. Photos of today’s event will be posted over the coming days

10.01.2022 Have you ever thought of signing your kids up to Pony Club? Dubbo Horse and Pony Club memberships are now open and they are a recognised Active Kids Provider wh...ere you can redeem your voucher as part of membership fees. Pony Club is the perfect environment for kids to gain confidence among their peers and develop their horsemanship skills whilst competing in a range of disciplines. Rally days are the 3rd Sunday of the month. If you are considering trying new things and meeting new friends with similar interests, give Dubbo Horse and Pony Club a go. https://osm-pony.omnisportsmanagement.com//OSMMbr_NewMembe

10.01.2022 Pony club can take you anywhere!

08.01.2022 Just a bit of background on the Riders Cup that is part of our Showjumping event on the 3rd October

06.01.2022 Due to unforeseen circumstances we are in search of volunteers for the canteen for this weekends events. Is anyone willing and able to assist please contact us

06.01.2022 The Canteen will be open tomorrow at the Gymkhana. Bacon and Eggs will be served for breakfast Pies, Suasage rolls, Hotdogs, Cakes, Ice blocks, drinks, lollie bags will be served during the day

06.01.2022 ******UPDATE******* When arriving at this weekends event please proceed to the club house and register. You will be required to check in each day via QR code and complete the COVID Health declaration. After this has been completed you will be issued wristbands signifying registration. Without a wristband you will be asked to leave the grounds.

03.01.2022 What a cool fact to learn!!

01.01.2022 Some photos from today’s sporting Spectacular including Stockmans Challenge

01.01.2022 Save the date for our 2021 State Championships! Keen to host a State event next year? Start the discussions now with your zone to submit an application to host for consideration at the November State Meetings.

01.01.2022 SHOWJUMPING DAY AND NSW PONY CLUB RIDERS CUP (ZONE 4) - SATURDAY 3RD OCTOBER 2020 https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSdnYn4x3Ixg_vL0f/viewform

01.01.2022 The Dubbo Horse & Pony Club committee are closely monitoring all NSW Health, PCNSW and NSW Sport updates and recommendations. If changes are made by any of the bodies listed, then the committee will implement those changes moving forward.