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Phone: +61 409 579 453



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24.01.2022 Look what came in the mail so cool



23.01.2022 Do you want to know more about Western Dressage?

23.01.2022 Hi all! Wondering if anyone is keen for a saddle fitter? A friend is wanting to get a fellow called Rob up to Swan Hill, but we need 8 or 10 horses to make it worth his while. I thought I'd spread the word and see if we can make it happen! From Teagan: "It's roughly $220 per horse, but again depends on what needs doing etc. I would have him come to the one spot to save him wasting hours traveling around considering he is travelling 5 hours to us if we can get the numbers. He is very popular, but said he will be able to give us dates to chose from when we know if we have enough interest". Let me know if you're interested and I'll pass you onto Teagan x

22.01.2022 What a beautiful day for some ground work b4 they went out on a trail ride . Some new faces today which is great to see



20.01.2022 PCQHA MEETING & WORKING BEE MEETING Due to committee members being unable to attend this Thursdays meeting, the meeting has be rescheduled to NEXT THURSDAY the ...22nd, 6pm @ PCQHA Club Rooms. WORKING BEE WORKING BEE TO CONSTRUCT NEW YARDS THIS WEEKEND 17th & 18th April Who is able to help on the weekend? All the old Polo Cross yards have been removed, Patto is booked in to thump the posts in but we need people to help as 'general run abouts' (placing out posts, rails.etc) welders, the more help we can get the easier this job will be!! We are aiming to have these yards completed by the 1st weekend in May. All users of the EF Butler Reserve benefit from these improvements, please come and help out! For information please contact Haley Charnock 0400 581 073

18.01.2022 Hi everyone just letting you know that due to the amount of interest in the clinic in April, we are asking for a deposit of one day $130 to hold your position, As the arena is only capable of accomodating 10 horses, spots are limited!! This can be paid into my account - NL MARTIN BSB 083693 ACC 519252319... please mark as CLINIC Cheers Nev. See more

17.01.2022 The very definition of a perfect day - Doing what you love with who you love.... that is the best way to describe the Bredhauer Wedding! Rodeo has been a big p...art of Jack's life. So when it came to their wedding...Hayley & Jack weren't worried about spending hours out getting romantic mushy photos..they wanted to spend the afternoon having fun and doing what they love to do.... and that's exactly what they did And I must say with style..the whole ride with the cigar in his mouth See more



16.01.2022 Fascinating Facts About Equine Eyes Behind those soft, intelligent eyes gazing at you across the pasture are complex and unique ocular structures. Horses’ eyes ...are designed to give them every possible advantage in staying safe from predators, here are some of the coolest facts about them. Horses’ pupils: are oblique in shape and positioned horizontally within the eye, which optimizes the animals’ ability to scan horizons. Eye position: The eyes are positioned on each side of the skull allowing for a large, nearly 360 field of vision Approximately 146 of monocular vision on either side and about 65 to 80 of binocular vision ahead of them; the horse’s two blind spots are directly behind the tail and directly in front of their head. Equine retinas: appear to be designed to detect motion (or predators, for example) in low-lighting conditions. Corpora nigra: a structure within the eye, it appears to serve as a natural visor in bright light; the structure also probably helps improve the horse’s limited depth perception. Eyesite: Visual acuity in horses has been variably estimated to lie between 20/30 and 20/60 scientists believe horses see objects better if they are up to 70 centimeters (roughly 2.3 feet) off the ground. Color Vision: horses have dichromatic vision with reduced cone density, meaning they see washed-out versions of colors including green, yellow, blue, and gray. It does not appear that horses can distinguish reds from other hues. Large globes and pupillary structure allow the horse’s eyes to capture the maximum amount of light possible in lowlighting conditions. Floaters in the eye’s vitreous (the fluid filling behind the lens) are a common finding in horses. There are reports in the literature associating vitreal floaters with headshaking; however, the vast majority of horses with floaters show no behavioral abnormalities. Visual Assessment: cannot be objectively determined in a horse that is not overtly blind. Call Fox Run Equine Center about equine eye troubletearing, a scratch, swelling and follow up with twice-yearly checkups because such incidents can set the stage for equine recurrent uveitis (ERU). Many veterinarians cite the Appaloosa as being about eight times more likely to develop ERU than other breeds. Some horses develop vitiligo (depigmentation of previously pigmented sections of skin) around their eyes and on their eyelids. This is most common in Arabian Horses. Color changes within the cornea: White might indicate an abscess; blue discoloration is consistent with edema (fluid swelling) expected with an ulcer; red indicates blood vessel entry for healing; while a dark color is of concern for imminent rupture. A pigmented iris (such as in a blue-eyed horse) becomes dark with inflammation from uveitis, melanoma, or hemorrhage. Pupil size provides specific informationA large pupil might indicate glaucoma or retinal or optic nerve disease; a small pupil size can be a sign of uveitis. The horse has the highest intraocular pressure (fluid pressure within the eye) of any land mammal. Fox Run Equine Center www.foxrunequine.com (724) 727-3481 Your horse's health is always our top priority.

13.01.2022 Limit 15 riders Enquiries & Nominations to Deb Page at [email protected] or 0409 579 453 (NOMINATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED VIA FACEBOOK) Day Members must contact the Club before registering online. Venue: Lake Boga Equestrian Centre

13.01.2022 Had a great Trail Challenge Wkend 13th & 14th of March. We want to thank our very generous sponsors for the event. Murrabit Trading Limited, Swan Hill Stockfeeds Stock & Noble... Lake Boga Newsagency Cafe Inline Fencing & Mechaincal Repairs Hoofcare and horsemanship Chasney Estate Bobby & Belle Ez Plunkett Domaille Trevor Doolan Here are a few snaps of the event <3

11.01.2022 Our club is amazing , if you keep procrastinating about doing it , stop now is the time to join up .

10.01.2022 A couple of spots left if you would like to join us



10.01.2022 Welcome to our new Committee for 2021!

07.01.2022 For more information contact: Nev on Ph 0418 500 631

07.01.2022 The past year has been a difficult one but despite that our club has grown and we have achieved much with council and the development of the Lake Boga Equestrian Centre. We would like to wish a Happy Christmas & New Year to all our members, the Lake Boga community and all the people who have helped. A big thanks to Swan Hill Rural City Council ( Muriel Scholz), Lake Boga Inc., Bunnings Swan Hill, Michelle Arandt (& team), Swan Hill Sunrise Rotary Club - Community, Inline Fencing & Mechaincal Repairs (Trevor Doolan) & Nev (Hoofcare and horsemanship) & Sharon Martin (watering the oval!!!). Without them nothing would have been achieved. Overall a great job considering and we look forward to the coming year. Here are some pics from the past year

07.01.2022 NOW FULL. Email secretary at the address on the poster to go on the wait list. Here it is - lock in your holidays for this one. The borders will be open and w...e will be ready for the interstate visitors. The best value horse riding camp holiday you will find in Australia. Join us for a great week. See more

06.01.2022 A big thank you to Swan Hill Sunrise Rotary Club - Community for their amazing generosity and support enabling us to do more fundraising for our club. A great bunch of people doing heaps for the Swan Hill community. We love this community

06.01.2022 We are having another working bee this Sat for anyone who is able to assist. Please contact Nev on 0418 500 631 if you can help.

05.01.2022 Updated 9/04/2021

05.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Good things take time. Stay patient and stay positive. Everything is going to come together; Maybe not today... But eventually." ~ Artist ~ William Matthews

04.01.2022 Limit 20 riders Enquiries & Nominations to Deb Page at [email protected] or 0409 579 453 (NOMINATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED VIA FACEBOOK) Day Members must contact the Club before registering online. Venue: Lake Boga Equestrian Centre... More info in the event description.... See more

03.01.2022 There has never been a better time to join your local ATHRA club or start one in your region. Until 31 December there is 50% off all 2021 memberships and no club committee affiliation fees. #trailhorseriding #livelifetrailriding #trailhorse #lovelife #livelife #horses

03.01.2022 More about ATHRA! https://youtu.be/AgLrq_tjhK0

01.01.2022 Now is the time to join your local ATHRA Club or start a new club or if you are already a club.... affiliate with us with reduced membership that starts immedia...tely and ends on 31 December 2021. For any new members or those who did not renew in 2020 - here is a great opportunity to kick start 2021 with our fantastic reduced membership. Lets all start to Live Life Trail Riding with our great ATHRA clubs. To find your closest club check out our website on www.athra.com.au and click on the clubs tab.

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