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25.01.2022 Absolutely gorgeous Capturing emotions and feel Donna Will be attending for photo shoot soon. Watch events for dates

25.01.2022 Have you posted your pics yet and help charity fundraiser? I posted mine today

24.01.2022 Gather your friends and family, dress up and enjoy a great experience in your area Support local

24.01.2022 It’s not just massage and release, it’s reconnecting emotionally and physically through touch https://www.facebook.com/events/716706512529741/

24.01.2022 Mother's Day Special- Energy/Reiki/ Communication session with your horse- Book 1 and get the the second session 1/2 price! ** That's 2 sessions for $105!! Onl...y for a limited time. Kellie is an experienced Animal and human healer of 18 years!! **- Travel costs not included. Ask for for info. See more

23.01.2022 HORSEMANSHIP clinic

22.01.2022 Interesting findings

22.01.2022 Share travel cost

21.01.2022 Our arena surface was done by Ian Pearce (water wise arenas) 12 months in and it was the best decision Love it Easy maintenance... No water needed Awesome professionalism and service All product also from and made in Australia taking our climate under consideration If you are looking for quality arena surface (inside or outside) contact them https://www.facebook.com/Water-Wise-Arenas-101657218329065/

20.01.2022 UPDATE 28/08- A potential foster mare has been found. The fostering process will begin tomorrow. Fingers crossed the lil Bub will take to her new mum! Our hea...rtfelt thanks to everyone who has shared our post in the search for a foster mare. The response has been overwhelming. It is so wonderful to see how the horse community pulls together to help each other in times of need. Many thanks to each and every one of you URGENT - FOSTER MARE REQUIRED This little munchkin’s mum had a very difficult birth on Sunday night and sadly we lost the battle to save her today. She is now an orphan and we are searching for a foster mare. If anyone knows of someone with a foster mare that is available and are willing to help, please call us at Ascot Equine on 9277 7737, or call Emily at Scenic Lodge on 0419 904 240. Thanking you all in advance #foalsofinstagram #orphanfoal #fostermareneeded #equinevet #ascotequinevets #equinehospital #diagnosticcentre #excellence #integrity #compassion

18.01.2022 Why not have a bit of fun Snap away and support great causes. Classes are in the Facebook page

18.01.2022 Horse riding is a sport. It requires fitness and balance and muscle memory. It is important to be as fit as we require our horse to be so the best outcome and synchro is achieved https://www.horsetalk.co.nz//sensors-key-differences-adv/

18.01.2022 Reading the book ‘HORSE SENSE’ for a course I am doing. Kinda agree though but funny to see in a book. had a giggle at this section. It looks like many riders are still at transitional phase

17.01.2022 Very well written article. Horses aren’t cars.

17.01.2022 Thank you Ellen Vincent for keenya’s bday gift Awesome wisdom and help with our man

17.01.2022 To always be reminded when starting young horses. What to ask for. How to train. How much training. Please note this is only a guideline. Bigger horses may mature slightly at older stage. Check knees and allow lots of down turn

17.01.2022 HRCAV now approved

16.01.2022 Breathing is life

16.01.2022 Soooo Happy with my new pop socket

15.01.2022 Love your work Lewis Benedetti https://www.facebook.com/EastGippslandHorseBreakerandTrainer/videos/1032072957222375/?vh=e

15.01.2022 WE ARE OPEN (covid safety) Rain, snow or shine

15.01.2022 MEDIO LATERAL IMBALANCE This hoof has been and is still a great learning experience for me. Medio lateral imbalance often means that the horse puts more weight on the ‘contracted’ or tighter side, creating a flare on the other side. Often, if overtrimmed, the contracted side will have near no buttress (or heel) as it constantly sustain more weight. It took a long time to get a buttress on the medial side. The wall often folded to the inside due to weight bearing. ... I have tried many different approaches, however, I think I am finally making progress after many years of attempt. Most trim methods teach to follow the sole when addressing the wall. However, there are exceptions and this is one of them. The sole plane isn’t levelled due to the difference of weight bearing of that leg. That said, using the sole plane as a guide makes the horse uneven and have a twist in the P2-P1 joint where the contracted side sinks more due to more weight. Therefore, keeping the flare side fully bevelled and down to sole level on a weekly basis and very little done on the contracted side seems working well. Unhappy with mechanic of the leg, I kept reading, observing and thinking. I found Pete Ramey’s approach the most successful so far. (Article attached) https://www.hoofrehab.com/Balance.html Unsure why it would occur. I am thinking that it could be due to early heavy work on one side only during hoof development (which can be up to 5 years of age). This horse is an OTTB which would make sense. Your thoughts....... Photos and explanations attached

14.01.2022 Fascinating! https://www.facebook.com/508512760/posts/10157340072462761/

12.01.2022 This is amazingly cool to watch! As you watch it, try to imagine how hoof angles can impact the mobility and bio mechanic

11.01.2022 Amazing talent. Lifetime memories Donna Todd awarded photographer.

11.01.2022 Beautiful https://www.facebook.com/thedodosite/videos/915224135539847/?vh=e

11.01.2022 I don’t like photos of myself however absolutely love this photo of me and my boy Well done Donna

10.01.2022 Be ready for next winter with water wise developement arena surface

09.01.2022 Horses communicate if you learn the language https://www.kilmoreequine.com.au//9/3/the-equine-pain-scal

09.01.2022 This is very interesting and importante knowledge if you are an equine therapist. Always make the experience positive

09.01.2022 THE TRUST ME TIP Communication & conversation between horse and rider is the essence of everything we teach & learn. Before you can improve the conversation b...etween yourself and your horse you need to understand where they are coming from, what their values are and how you communicate together. Do you have clear communication with your horse? Are you listening for feedback from your horse when training them? What does trust look like between you and your horse? If you would like to deepen your trust and communication the "Trust Me Tip" is a profound exercise that you and your horse can experience at one of our 2 day clinics. If you would like further information feel free to send us a message so we can let you know as soon as we have dates secured for 2021.

08.01.2022 We might need to look at changing our discipline so we can ride

08.01.2022 We finally had our photo shoot last night So many memories caught Trinket, the quiet pony, feeling rather young and fresh after her wash and showing her colours with bucks and sprints

08.01.2022 Interesting and unexpensive solutions around the stable

07.01.2022 Thank you to everyone who attended Leanne Williams-Avoca Park clinic and to Leanne for joining us again Awesome as always Sadly only got to take 2 pics

07.01.2022 Useful gadget for fire season https://guardianhorseproducts.com.au/products/manestay

06.01.2022 Very exciting Take home notes for the massage clinic nearly completed

05.01.2022 Horses are so in tune with each other and themselves. It always amazes me everytime. Doing a treatment on this big boy and his little friend joined in. Enjoying the session and releasing

04.01.2022 Exciting time ahead

03.01.2022 Following consultation with the relevant government agencies, Equestrian Victoria, HRCAV, PCV and RDAV advise that the current restrictions for Stage 4 Metrop...olitan Melbourne and Stage 3 Regional Victoria, will remain in force until the Victorian Roadmap to Reopening commences from 11:59pm 13 September 2020. Read the current restrictions https://www.vic.equestrian.org.au//EQUESTRIAN%20VICTORIA%2 METROPOLITAN MELBOURNE ROADMAP For Metropolitan Melbourne, the First Step Commences at 11:59pm on 13 September 2020. Restrictions for equestrian activity remain the same as currently in place for Stage 4 - Metropolitan Melbourne. Subject to trigger points and public health advice, the government MAY then move Melbourne Metropolitan to the Second Step from 28 September 2020, but ONLY if those trigger points have been met. We are still awaiting clarification of what the impact on equestrians under Step 2, Metropolitan Melbourne may be. When will Metro Melbourne move to the Second Step Metro Melbourne can move to the second step after 28 September 2020 AND when we reach an average daily case rate in metro Melbourne of 30 to 50 cases over a 14 day period with public health advice regarding transmission source. Links: Website: https://www.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-covid-19-restrictions-ro PDF: http://bit.ly/MelbRoadmap REGIONAL VICTORIA ROADMAP For Regional Victoria, the Second Step commences at 11:59pm on 13 September 2020. Restrictions for equestrian activity remain the same as are currently in place for Stage 3 - Regional Victoria. When will Regional Victoria move to the Third Step When specified trigger points and public health conditions are met, then, the Government MAY move Regional Victoria to Step 3. Those trigger points are when: - Daily average number of cases in the last 14 days in Regional Victoria is less than 5 AND - Less than 0 cases in Regional Victoria with an unknown source in the last 14 days. Links: Website: https://www.vic.gov.au/restrictions-roadmap-regional-victor PDF: http://bit.ly/RegionalRoadmap The current provision to care for your horse/s under animal welfare grounds is still in place. This applies to both Metropolitan Melbourne and Regional Victoria. We must all remember that we are in the middle of a global pandemic. Victoria is at the centre of this pandemic in Australia, and how we all behave over the next few weeks determines how successful or otherwise we emerge on the other side. We understand that there will be disappointment and frustration that there is no further relaxation of restrictions at this point, but we will continue to advocate on behalf of the equestrian community. Once we have further information, we will email all members direct. MATTHEW BROWN CEO - Equestrian Victoria

02.01.2022 Dreams do come true Ready for 2021 hay season