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Echo Forest Equine Facility

Locality: Tynong North, Victoria

Phone: +61 404 039 796

Address: -48 Sawmill Lane 3813 Tynong North, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 Have you been wondering about Navicular Syndrome?? Dr. Raúl Bras will be giving a dynamic presentation on the Practical Approaches during our Third Annual Cock...tails and Conversations at the Wanderers Club on Tuesday February 11th. Here is a great educational article covering some of the important mechanical concepts that play an important role in the biomechanics of the foot.

24.01.2022 Preparing one of our big hay paddocks for the coming season! Hope it’s as good as our last lot! Nurturing the land! (Great job hubby)

20.01.2022 Glorious afternoon

19.01.2022 GOING IN CIRCLES When horses roamed the plains, they did exactly that: they roamed. They drifted along, grazing and mostly walking in straight lines. When horses worked for a living, they continued to walk those straight lines, pulling a plow from one end of the field to the other, pulling a milk wagon from one end of town to the other, or pushing cattle from one end of Texas to the other. As they transitioned from work animals to recreation vehicles, they generally conti...Continue reading

17.01.2022 Equi-Tape will be running Practitioner and Consumer courses in Victoria!!! 29th Feb and 1st March. To register visit www.equi-tape.com.au

14.01.2022 Yes that’s a beautiful slide Jessica Young! Awesome job! 11’s

14.01.2022 We need a couple of horses to take part in an Equitape seminar that may have muscle/tendon/swelling/weakness /injuries to be treated over the weekend! Treatments are free ($110) for those that participate! Approx 1hr Please contact Linda 0410473917 to book your spot!

14.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATE RESTRICTIONS EASED FROM 11.59pm ON TUESDAY 27th OCTOBER METRO MELBOURNE Summary of the Third Step and further easing of restrictions The lates...t easing of restrictions for Metro Melbourne allows an increase in activities for horse owners / equestrians. From 11.59pm on Tuesday 27th October 2020 - there are no restrictions on reasons to leave the house BUT you must stay within 25kms of home when engaged in equestrian activities and you may not cross the Melbourne/Regional Victoria border. Exceptions to the travel restrictions include: COACHING Professional equestrian coaches may travel outside a 25km radius from home including over the Melbourne/Regional Vic border provided they can produce their Permitted Worker Permit. CARE OF HORSES Owners, lessees and carers of horses are permitted to travel outside a 25km radius from home including over the Melbourne/Regional Vic border to care for their horse on welfare grounds. They should carry proof of their requirement to travel to provide care for the horse/s e.g.: registration papers, agistment contract etc. PROVIDED YOU REMAIN WITHIN YOUR 25km BUBBLE & FOLLOW GATHERING, HYGIENE AND SOCIAL DISTANCING REQUIREMENTS YOU MAY RETURN TO EQUESTRIAN ACTIVITIES. You can: Ride your horse Care for your horse Have lessons Give lessons Attend rallies or clinics Attend competitions RESTRICTIONS AFFECTING EQUESTRIAN ACTIVITIES IN MELBOURNE METRO Indoor arenas remain closed. Activities must be outdoors and restricted to groups of up to ten people. More than one group of ten people can attend a venue provided 100m distance between groups can be maintained and there is no mixing of groups. Coaching may involve a group of up to ten people plus the coach. Rallies and clinics may involve a group of up to ten people plus coach/s and personnel required to run the activity. Competitions may be held with numbers limited by venue size/ social distancing requirements. No spectators. Essential support persons and event officials only. Face masks must be worn unless you are out of breath or have a valid reason for not wearing a mask. As per our previous advice, Club grounds and equestrian facilities may open provided: The owners/operators/Clubs have a COVIDSafe Plan in place including a booking or tracing system to facilitate recording of users’ details and to limit numbers in accordance with current restrictions. Club/Equestrian centre indoor facilities (e.g.: clubrooms) remain closed except for toilets. Competitions may be held provided a COVIDSafe Plan is in place including tracing, gathering, hygiene and social distancing requirements. Basic requirements include: - 10 riders at venue plus coach/s and essential support personnel (unless venue size allows more than one group of 10) - Maintain 1.5m social distancing - Record participants’ name/phone and time at venue - 4m distance between parked cars and floats - Every second yard/stable to remain vacant - Encourage good hygiene practices including wearing of face masks COVIDSafe Plans are required for organised equestrian activities. Equestrian Victoria has developed COVIDSafe Plans for a Return to COVIDSafe Competition please refer to the EV website for further information on running competitions, squads, training and clinics during COVID-19. The next Victorian Government review of restrictions for the Melbourne Metro area is scheduled for 9th November. Subject to Government confirmation, the 25km travel limit and Melbourne Metro / Regional Victoria border will be removed, allowing state wide travel. REGIONAL VICTORIA From 11.59pm on Tuesday 27th October, Third Step Restrictions in Regional Victoria are easing further. For equestrian, this means: INDOOR ARENAS can re-open with a limit on the number of people indoors. Exercise, training and coaching can resume with up to 10 people per indoor space and a limit of 20 people per facility. Equipment must be cleaned between uses. You should wear a face mask unless you are out of breath. Exercise must be non-contact. INDOOR NON-CONTACT SPORT can resume for those aged 18 years and under. Indoor sport can resume with up to 10 people per indoor space and a limit of 20 people per facility. Indoor sport is limited to the minimum number of people required to play the sport. Equipment must be cleaned between uses. There are limits on spectators to one parent, guardian or carer where the child requires supervision. TRAVELLING INTO MELBOURNE METRO You may not cross the border into the Melbourne Metro area unless: You are a professional coach with a Permitted Worker Permitted travelling for work or You are required to care for a horse/s on welfare grounds. You should carry proof of the requirement to travel to provide care for the horse/s e.g.: registration papers, agistment contract etc Matthew Brown CEO, Equestrian Victoria Read this release on our website https://www.vic.equestrian.org.au//covid-19-update-restric

13.01.2022 Spooka....contemplating his iso workout!

13.01.2022 Happy First day of Spring everyone! Hope you are all well and enjoying the longer days with more sunshine! Take care out there!

11.01.2022 Please share this far and wide! These two hero’s and the descendants of their trusty steeds have already seen enough bullets!

11.01.2022 So I wonder who’s going to be up bright and early on a Sunday morning to mess up this beauty!

10.01.2022 Looking for recommendations for supply of road base material for drives/lanes on the farm. TIA

09.01.2022 So happy to see our riders enjoying clinics again!

08.01.2022 Spooka at the salad bar after a big workout!

05.01.2022 Agistment available at Tynong North! We now have two private paddocks available!

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03.01.2022 Every reiner understands willingly guided with no resistance and dictated to by the rider. It's in the rule book. Everyone who rides a horse no matter the disci...pline, western or english should memorize it. It's what the judges look for. It's also the amazing feeling you spent thousands trying to find. Its therefore the goal of every horses develpoement. It's an end result. How it's achieved and what it looks like is a matter of constant debate due to perspective, experience, competitiveness, owner expectations, current trends, fairness in training, cultures, specific disciplines, additional requirements and even the moon. It can be forced, created, developed, instilled, rewarded, positive, negative, mental, physical, emotional or whatever else you can think of to achieve it. One thing it can't be is avoided. You have to go in search of resistance if you ever hope to eliminate it. If you truly want to reach your next level, no matter the discipline or personal goals, you need to become a resistance finder. It's impossible to become a horseman without knowing how to achieve it. Until you do, you're a babysitter and a passenger. Of course there are fair, ethical, and positive ways to get it. It takes longer. It looks better. There is a difference between intimidated and willingly. Yet you have to be willing yourself. You may have to go through ugly to get to pretty. It's called training with a clear vision and purpose. It's even been written down for us by a man who had the vision a long time ago. . What are you gonna do with it. I'd recommend discovering the benefits of willingly guided with no resistance and dictated to by you. Watch future posts in my thoughts of what it should look like and how to get it. #craigjohnson #letitrein See more

02.01.2022 Please read! Very good information!

01.01.2022 Beautiful full moon setting at Echo Forest this morning!