Heartwood OTT Performance Horses in Pontville, Tasmania | Professional sports team

Heartwood OTT Performance Horses

Locality: Pontville, Tasmania

Phone: +61 417 596 475

Address: Brighton Rd 7030 Pontville, TAS, Australia

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22.01.2022 Grand National 2020 qualified - Small Hunter Hack and Childs Hunter Hack Runner-up Small Show Hunter Hack SHC Tas HOY 2019 and 2018. Runner-up EA Tas HOY 2018. 15.3hh 12yo Unraced Thoroughbred Gelding. Lovely moving horse and nature. Has done two Gr 5 ODEs. PM for more info on this reasonably valued gentleman https://youtu.be/1Kj0jo74fvw

19.01.2022 OFF THE TRACK Coaching Clinics The 2020 Off the Track coaching clinics will commence on Saturday, 21st March. The purpose of the clinics is to provide educati...on and support to: Newly retired horses; Horses who have received little previous education; Participants who have a new Off the Track horse; and Participants who are inexperienced with Off the Track horses. The clinics welcome both thoroughbreds and standardbreds, and are open to any horse bred for racing, including horses that did not make it to the track. Clinics will be held monthly across the State: South third Saturday of the month; and North fourth Saturday of the month. Tasracing are currently investigating options for hosting a clinic in the North West. The 2020 clinics will follow a revised format. Each clinic will be facilitated by two to three coaches, who will provide instruction and support in basic horsemanship, groundwork and ridden components. March Clinics: Saturday 21st March, Monmouth Pony & Riding Club, Seven Mile Beach Saturday 28th March, Edinburgh Park Equestrian Centre, Gravelly Beach Clinic Bookings: If you are interested in attending one of the March clinics, please contact [email protected] If you would like to discuss the Off the Track program please contact Belinda Lewis, Animal Welfare Manager, on telephone (03) 6212 9311 or [email protected].

18.01.2022 ** EOI - HEARTWOOD PAGEANTRY ** Large Show Hack . 16.2hh. Winner EA TAS HOY 2018 and Runner-up SHC TAS HOY 2018 Successful big moving 13yo TB gelding by Lago D...elight. Would excel in dressage and has had a small amount of SJ experience. Lovely horse. Travel to Melbourne and vet check reimbursed by Tas Racing. 35 mins from Hobart Airport.

16.01.2022 From owners to riders and #OTT fans alike, we all have a passion for the thoroughbred and a responsibility to afford each and every horse the care they are due at every stage of their life.

13.01.2022 Good things are happening well done RWWA

12.01.2022 WATCH: Racing Victoria Acknowledged Retrainers specialise in re-educating retired racehorses for second careers as performance and pleasure horses, and recently... a number of Retrainers took part in a unique clinic with renowned equestrian Olympian Andrew Hoy to further finesse their craft. To find an RV Acknowledged Retrainer in your area visit https://www.racingvictoria.com.au//g/retrainer-information See more

11.01.2022 This brand is our guarantee for life. We will purchase guarantee $1000 @mmsnippets @inglis_sales or privately on any of our horses that carry our brand. Our children can always come home , it’s our promise to them. Stamped for success with the IKS

10.01.2022 The owner of the 22-year-old grade A showjumper, who is still successful at 1.20m level, has urged others not to write off older horses...

05.01.2022 If you can no longer look after a TB with my brand on it please return it to us so we can. Recently an ex racehorse of ours was rescued by some wonderful peopl...e. This horse is 16 years of age. He was well loved as a baby and as a racehorse and by his first owner post racing . He spent a number of years in the performance industry and then sadly ended up needing rescuing. We can’t blame an industry that hasn’t had him in a registered stable for 12 years. We can’t blame the owner who sold him on. We can’t blame the performance industry. We CAN blame the last arseholes who had him in their care. It is an individual that let this horse down and all the horses that end up in the knackery. Whether that individual is a Trainer, an owner, a pony club mum or dad, a show jumper or any of the myriad of disciplines that a TB is used in. Racing is not squeaky clean but no industry is. There are great re training programs in place in some states and I look forward to Queensland following suit soon. In my opinion the initial period post racing should still be the responsibility of the owners who were involved in racing the horse. I’m not sure what length of time maybe 6 months would be fair or until rehoming is established. When retired they need to be assessed as to their future viability. We are naive in thinking that every horse is suitable for re homing. Some will have broken down in wind or limb and euthanasia is the kindest and most humane option. Some have temperaments that would be dangerous if the horse was given to the inexperienced. Those that retire sound have to be given a chance at a second career or retired to a caring knowledgeable home and not to a paddock and left to starve. Thousands of thoroughbreds are excelling at second careers in all disciplines. We love our TB’s

04.01.2022 *** EOI - HEARTWOOD TITANIUM *** Qualified GN 2020. Large Hunter Hack . 17hh. Winner SHC TAS HOY x 4 and Runner-up x3.... EA TAS Runner-up x 2 Big moving 12yo TB gelding by Bianconi. Beautiful horse with lovely paces. Would excel in dressage or also SJ with training. Winner of child’s hack classes. Travel expenses to Melbourne and vet check re-imbursed by Tas Racing. 35mins from Hobart Airport. Video footage available. Please PM for more details.

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