Rippers Horse Rug Repairs in Sawyers Valley, Western Australia, Australia | Business service

Rippers Horse Rug Repairs

Locality: Sawyers Valley, Western Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 408 731 080

Address: 750 Sexton Street 6074 Sawyers Valley, WA, Australia

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25.01.2022 Reflective Leg Wraps $15 per pair

25.01.2022 DRUMROLL PLEASE - WILLIAM FOX-PITT IS COMING TO PERTH William Fox-Pitt is set to compete at Equestrian in the Park 2019! William has been ranked World No 1 four... times, and British No 1 eleven times, making him one of the most successful Three-Day event riders ever. He is a five-time Olympian and his achievements on the international Eventing scene are extraordinary. He is the only rider to have won five out of the six CCI****’s worldwide having won Burghley (1994, 2002, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2011), Badminton (2004 & 2015), Luhmuhlen (2008), Rolex Kentucky (2010, 2012, 2014) and Pau (2011, 2013). He has also won the HSBC FEI Classics, a series linking the top six Three-Day Events in the world, four times (2008, 2010, 2012 and again in 2014) and finished second in 2011. We can't wait to see William ride at Pearllargo Equestrian in the Park. Fox-Pitt Eventing

21.01.2022 Lost Dog anyone know who belongs to??

18.01.2022 What You Can Expect: In this friendly and relaxed environment learn that nerding can be fun as we investigate the skull and neck of the horse, both the skelet...al structures with our real moving skeleton Jane and then the main muscles and ligaments with the help of live horsey friends. We also have other horse bones to work with and you will be handling and working together to discover firsthand the detailed structure we sit on and work with on a daily bases. Gather a genuinely more solid awareness of the beauty of the anatomy and function of the horse. Experiment with the influence of pressure of the front of the horse using the Telerein. Tea, coffee and light lunch will be included. See more

17.01.2022 Excellent Quality and fit lined shoulders and tail flap lots of shoulder room $100 each

17.01.2022 Custom Made for beautiful very large Morgan

16.01.2022 These look very nice and really good price

15.01.2022 A New Paddock Mix For Horses https://irwinhunter.com.au/product/equi1st-mix/

14.01.2022 Micklem Multi Bridle with Reins Brown like new only tried twice too large for my horses Size Standard Horse $130

11.01.2022 Rippers is still open for rug repairs I will be continuing to have my drop off pick up method in place

10.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/equilabapp/

09.01.2022 JOB AVAILABLE IN AFRICA Safari stables assistant Zimbabwe, Africa. Lion Park & Snake World 3 months from mid to end of January 2021. ... Lion and Cheetah Park (www.lionandcheetahpark.com) are looking for a mature, experienced, and self-driven horse lover to assist at our stables, based on the edge of a game reserve. Duties include: - Boundary patrol and snare sweeps - Game counts of the wildlife - Schooling horses - Breaking in horses - Taking safari rides with day guests - Helping oversee the care and management of the 20 horses - Assisting with stud work (quarter horse stallion) - Opportunities to compete in SJ, XC and dressage - Help guide and teach equine volunteers Equine management experience/certifications will be favoured for this role but mature attitude and ability to go with the flow and overcome Africa’s challenges is just as important. Laughing in the face of adversity is something we do often in Zimbabwe, and our new colleague should be able to do the same! On site accommodation (with electricity and water bills), is provided. Own swimming pool, housecleaner, and laundry. Stipend payment of 50 USD per week, paid locally. To join our friendly and welcoming team, please submit a CV and covering letter explaining your interest in this role to: [email protected] We do also accept shorter term paying volunteers to work alongside our stables team as well as help care for wildlife in our rehabilitation centre. For 2 to 8 week stays, please contact [email protected]

09.01.2022 A longish, but sensible post about the Coronavirus written by Jazmin Elyse: Shared from a doctor friend’s friend working in Infectious Diseases in Western Austr...alia. In her words... As most of you know, I don’t post on Facebook often, but I need you to read this article. I have been a doctor on the infectious diseases team this week, and many people have asked me the same questions about corona virus, and this is what I’ve been telling them: we need to be prepared and wary, but not alarmed. The media has been very sensationalist and has a lot to answer for, including my inability to find toilet paper. The covid-19 virus is coming to Australia, and in most places it is already here. For 80% of people who get it, you will develop mild cold symptoms. What’s the big deal then? Why are we talking about closing schools and cancelling events and sports? Cancelling large gatherings will slow the spread of the virus, so hospitals are not overwhelmed. I’m a doctor and I don’t want to have to tell you that we can’t treat your mum because we’ve run out of oxygen. I don’t want to call you to tell you that your dad died in a corridor, because we didn’t have enough beds. This is what Northern Italy is experiencing right now, and they have one of the best healthcare systems in the world. This is what areas of the US are currently experiencing. They are having to choose which patients live and which ones die. China had to build 16 new hospitals in a few weeks for a city with the same population as Australia, and they still ran out of resources. They had to fly in builders, cleaners, kitchen staff, nurses and doctors from all around China to have enough staff. We don’t have this ability; it took 4 years to build the Perth Children’s Hospital. If we can slow it down, so there are enough resources and staff to treat everyone that gets sick, less people will die. A lot less. So yes, most people will develop mild symptoms, but upto 20% may need hospitalisation. That’s 1 in 5 people, and if this amount of people need hospital admission suddenly, like in Italy, China and America, our world class Australian healthcare system is going to struggle, and people will not be able to get the care they need, and they will die. In regards to closing schools, children in particular seem to not develop many or any symptoms. They can then pass it on to other children and teachers, who will then take it home to their families, and potentially give it to o grandparents. Older people and people with other medical conditions such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease, lung disease and high blood pressure are particularly at risk of dying from covid-19. People over the age of 80 may have a mortality rate of upto 14%. You don’t want your grandma to get it, if we can avoid it. You don’t want to accidently infect you’re child’s best friend’s mum, who is battling breast cancer, if we can avoid it. Your friend from book club or the men’s shed takes medications to suppress their immune system to treat an autoimmune disease, so you don’t want them to get it if we can avoid it. If you are asked to self isolate, please stay at home the whole time. Don’t just duck to the shops because I’ll only be there for 5 minutes, it won’t hurt anyone. It does and it will. When the lockdown in Italy started, people in Italy were still going to the gym, to cafes and other places in public. Look where they are now: the whole country is in lockdown and funerals are banned. They can’t even grieve their dead. Isolating yourself when asked to is a sign of altruism. Going out when you’ve been asked not to is essentially saying that your short term pleasure/job etc. is more important than someone else’s life. You might not feel sick enough to want to stay home, but if you don’t someone else could die. Or multiple people. On average one person with corona virus infects 2-3 others, but one person in Korea infected hundreds accidently before they were found and isolated. I want you and your family to get the best care possible, in one of the best health care systems in the world. But we can’t do this without everyone getting involved. Please read this article. Start preparing. Start physically distancing yourself from other people by more than 1 metre. Please stop handshaking, hugging or kissing people on the cheek. Please frequently wash your hands with alcohol hand rub or soap and water for 20 seconds. Notice and reduce the amount you touch your face. Please read this article. Singapore and Hong Kong have contained the virus by using the measures mentioned in the article. We can too, but we need everyone to pull together. Please stay home if you unwell, even if you only have a mild cold, please only take what you need from the supermarket, and please just be kind. If we do this together, the impacts of the corona virus will be much less, and a lot more people will live. See more

08.01.2022 This is brilliant I love it

08.01.2022 Lots of goodies for sale bench not included

07.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/livehorseball.co/

06.01.2022 WOW Who fancies a go at doing this? If you have a ponio with feathers of course! ... Would love to see the results. #cobs #feathers #plaiting #showcobs

03.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/992652830931491/posts/1177615789101860?d=n&sfns=mo

02.01.2022 Very good horse lady, No Ordinary Jo for all your equestrian needs

01.01.2022 Rugs n stuff in for sale

01.01.2022 4’6 winter and cotton Rugs from $40 to $100 and other things in for sale at the moment Jods $5 and $10