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Redlands Horse & Pony Club

Locality: Thornlands, Queensland, Australia

Address: 190 - 262 Cleveland Redland Bay Road 4164 Thornlands, QLD, Australia

Website: https://redlandsponyclub.com.au

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25.01.2022 Pony Club Wants to Hear from Boys... Patrick Perkins, 11, from Rathdowney Pony Club loves his pony Max and going to Pony Club. He especially enjoys the thrill o...f mounted games. But there are fewer boys than girls enjoying Pony Club and the national organisation is keen to find out why. Head over to the News & Stories to read the rest of the Article: https://bit.ly/31UTq4S

25.01.2022 Check your helmet

24.01.2022 For those who are wanting to give mounted games a go, here is your chance! Come on down to the Mounted Games Association QLD Individual and Pairs Championships on the 29th November! Open to all riders, any age and ability. Please see the program for more information

22.01.2022 We are now taking Xmas orders we are starting early this year due to COVID -19 and Aust post being slower than usual the cut off date for Xmas orders will be the 15th of October so get your orders in ASAP and paid by no later than this date thanks

21.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS! The 2021 PCQ Riders Diary is Now Available! This fantastic publication is your one stop shop for everything and anything to do with care and main...tenance of your horse, recording horse details, treatment history, coming events, performance history and much much more! At only $6.50 each the 2021 Riders Diary is a MUST HAVE for next year! Contact your Club Secretary to get your Club order in before Christmas. Club orders can be made to the PCQ office on 3216 1255 or [email protected] (individual orders of the 2021 Riders Diary are not available)

20.01.2022 Look at our tiny Amity up front! Well done all Redlands riders. Did your club proud

19.01.2022 Welcome to Summer! There’s nothing quite like riding in Australia over the sunny season, but how do we make sure we are looking after ourselves, each other and ...our horses? Here is some important information: *A day with high temperature, low humidity and reasonable wind is well tolerated by most horses. *The combination of high ambient temperature, high relative humidity and low wind greatly increases the risk. *Horses and people cool themselves by evaporation of sweat. *The effectiveness of this process is reduced on days of high thermal load (high temperature, high relative humidity, low wind). *Overweight horses are additionally challenged because they have increased body heat production and reduced body heat loss. So what temperature indicators should you use to decide whether or not to ride? The air temperature in degrees only measures dry bulb temperature and does not take account of other environmental factors. That is, the temperature included in weather reports does NOT provide a basis for assessing risks of heat exposure. The best available measure is the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature. The WBGT considers air temperature, relative humidity, wind speed and cloud cover. As you can see in the table, a WBGT score of 33 or more is extreme, making conditions unsuitable for horses and humans. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology publishes daily WBGT for regional locations. Please refer to the Pony Club Australia HOT WEATHER POLICY for BOM links and more information about risk factors, heat stress and management for humans and horses over summer, available on our policies page: https://ponyclubaustralia.com.au/about-us/resources/ #welfarewednesday #ponyclubaus #horse #care #welfare #riding #knowledge #science #wetbulb #WBGT #summer #hotweather #heatstress #alifewithhorsesstartshere

19.01.2022 Kirsten Hastie Milic

16.01.2022 Good evening members. Please remember to submit your points from any competitions-formal, Zone and Ribbon Days, to Irene so she can get them ready for end of year presentations: [email protected]

15.01.2022 Safety Tip Here's a handy road safety tip that is quick and easy to do. Even though your float may be white, that makes very little difference to how easily it ...is seen at night. You can make your float highly visible with five metres of self-adhesive reflective tape from a hardware store, like Pam Brookman did in this photo she has shared with us. Pam rode with Meningie Pony Club in the early 1960s where she got her D and C Certificate. She says that in those days, nobody even thought of reflective stuff on floats. In fact, most ponies came in the farm trucks if they weren't ridden to the grounds, and every Pony Club venue had to have an unloading ramp. Don't just think it is a good idea, why not get out and brighten up your float for night travel or grab some extra tape and make it an activity at your club or centre. Thanks Pam! #horsesafety #roadsafety #safeontheroad

15.01.2022 Update: The Organising Committee are continuing to plan and organise the 2020 PCQ State Showjumping and Jumping Equitation Championships. We are operating u...nder an Approved Industry COVID Safe Plan. We will keep you updated if anything changes.

14.01.2022 All manuals, including editions of the D and D Star for Older Riders, are available from MyPonyClub (select National Store) The new A certificate manual is on the way...

14.01.2022 Congratulations Eloise for representing our club and zone at the Equitation state championships

13.01.2022 2021 PCQ State Seminar NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN! Date: 7th to 10th January 2021 Venue: Southport Pony Club... We are pleased to announce the program for the 2021 State Seminar is finalised and nominations are now open! This is a significant event on the Pony Club Queensland calendar and we encourage all people interested in advancing their knowledge across a number of educational, refresher and learning opportunities to strongly consider attending. Click here to find out more https://bit.ly/37PYOtL #2021stateseminar #ponyclub #ponyclubqld #ponyclubqueensland #ponyclubinstruction #coursedesign #instructortraining #proficiency #livescoring

13.01.2022 It's crafty Tuesday and here's a suggestion for keeping your saddle and stirrups clean and stop them rubbing - using a double oven mitt. You can either buy one ...from a store like Target or KMart, or make one yourself. If you want to try your hand at this, here's a video to help you. Note, you won't need the double insulation layers in the middle if you are not planning to use it to take hot items out of the oven. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQD_7gNyKtE We are sure many of our members have great ideas for making or recycling horse products and could share a 'crafty Tuesday activity. We'd love you to send your ideas to us so we can share them! Send (with a photo if possible) to [email protected] or put in the comments below. #craftytuesday #stirrups #protectyoursaddle #handyhorsehint

13.01.2022 BREAKING NEWS! We are very excited to announce Pony Club Queensland is now on YouTube! Check out our channel for videos of all classes of the winners present...ations from day-2 of the 2020 PCQ State Jumping Equitation Championships at Beaudesert Showgrounds > https://bit.ly/35ZbmOr Dont forget to SUBSCRIBE and LIKE our new channel

13.01.2022 Do you have spare gear? It's crafty Tuesday and here's a great way to recycle old bits and stirrups. Why not decorate some for Christmas? You can leave them rus...tic, or give them a quick spray paint with silver paint spray and glitter. Glue on your decorations and you are done. We'd love to see the results. NOTE: Some more inspiring ideas are already posted below! #craftytuesday #bitsandstirrups #horseychristmasdecorations

13.01.2022 Amity got second place today. well done all riders at the Chris Wagner Memorial. You all did a great job. More photos to follow. Julieanne

13.01.2022 These guys are up for auction tomorrow at Laidley Horse sale. No i do not know anything about them so please dont ask.. but im sharing in a hope someone may see... this go to the sales and rescue 1 or more. Dec sales are sale no one has much money and alot of good horses go to slaughter. Share Open your hearts if you can. Love Jodie See more

11.01.2022 Alison from Ajay Images will be at our Official Show Jumping event on the 4th to take some amazing photos.

11.01.2022 A walk around the perimeter to see the debris from last nights rain

09.01.2022 Welfare Wednesday is usually about taking care of horses, but we all know that our horses take care of us too. Here are our six favourite benefits of horse ridi...ng. Which one is yours? Read more about the benefits of being around horses at https://ponyclubaustralia.com.au/how-being-with-horses-can/ #horses #riders #horseriding #benefits #outdoors #nature #natureplay #exercise #active #social #physical #emotional #technical #skills #bonding #relationships #care #communication #activekids #activeadults Sport Australia #byohorse #noponynoproblem #allages #takebackthereins #getbackinthesaddle #alifewithhorsesstartshere #ponyclubaus

09.01.2022 Pony Club Australia is developing a new Horse Welfare Policy and we are interested in your thoughts and perspectives. You are invited to get involved in the conversation by completing this survey. https://form.jotform.com/202561426370853

08.01.2022 Study Suggests the More Riders a Horse Has, the Less Responsive it May Become Successful horse training depends on riders giving clear and consistent cues. When... cues are inconsistent, the horse may become confused, frustrated, or unresponsive. It is likely that each rider or horse trainer differs in the way they deliver training cues because humans vary in their weight, height, riding style, handedness, experience, and skill level. A study explored relationships between the number of people to ride or handle a horse and the horse’s response to training cues. Data describing 1819 horses and ponies were obtained from the Equine Behavior Assessment and Research Questionnaire (E-BARQ), an online global survey of horse owners and caregivers. The number of riders or handlers showed a significant relationship with two behavioural indices. Specifically, as the number of riders or handlers increased, horses were more difficult to accelerate and less difficult to decelerate, compared to horses with fewer riders or handlers. This could indicate that an increase in rider or handler numbers is associated with those horses becoming relatively more unresponsive to leg and whip cues than to rein cues...read more: https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/11/1/66

08.01.2022 Pony Club Pathway For Rhys Lanskey, trying tetrathlon one day because it looked interesting has led to an Australian Championship and aiming for the 2024 Olympi...cs as a Modern Pentathlete. Rhys, from Redlands Pony Club QLD, won his first event and never looked back. He was spotted by Mark Taylor who encouraged him to continue training as he showed real talent. Now 19, Tetrathlon and Modern Pentathlon have taken Rhys to China, Poland, Bulgaria, Thailand and more. He is aiming for the Paris Olympics in 2024. He trains full time and also teaches at his family's riding centre. Rhys says being able to ride well is a definite bonus for this sport. Rhys Lanskey and Tully Watt (Emu Creek Pony Club) represented Australia at the UIPM World Junior Championships in Drzonkow, Poland in 2019. Rhys and Tully were the 2019 Australian Modern Pentathlon Senior Champions, and Rhys and Nikita Mawhirt (Swan Valley H&PC) were the 2020 champions. You can read more on our website under Discipline of the Month - and catch up on all the other disciplines you and your Club could try, too, especially over summer. https://ponyclubaustralia.com.au/s/discipline-of-the-month/ #ponyclubpathways #ponyclubtehtrathlon #modernpentathlon #alifewithponyclubstartshere #laserguns #showjumping

07.01.2022 Have you checked out our fact sheet for Jumping Equitation yet - Discipline of the Month for September? It's a great resource. We would love to know who has app...lied some of this information with their horse at home and which clubs have incorporated Jumping Equitation into their rallies/musters this month. #jumpingequitation #showjumping #horseriding #disciplineofthemonth #alifewithhorsesstartshere https://ponyclubaustralia.com.au//08-Working-Equitation-Se See more

05.01.2022 It's PCA Crafty Tuesday and now that coats are shedding we thought you might like to make a scratching post for your horse. All you need is a brush, broom head ...or even a doormat and something solid to attach them to. You can tie large broom heads to trees with twine for a quick, temporary set up (handy if you agist) or get to work with hammer and nail for something more permanent. Remember not to attach the scratchers to something you don't want your horse to bend, or anything where your horse might get their tail or legs caught (so avoid fences, gates or shelter/stable walls). Show us your scratching posts below! #horse #enrichment #coat #shedding #handy #buttscratcher #grooming #welfare #craftytuesday

05.01.2022 To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Sydney Olympic Games we have recreated the cross country course! Take a multi-media tour with Olympians Mary King, Blyt...h Tait, Stuart Tinney and Amanda Ross who remember their ride and their wonderful horses and Course Designer Mike Etherington-Smith who explains how the venue and course came into being over three years. View the interactive map here http://bit.ly/sydney2000xc and on CrossCountry App. Photo credit: Julie Wilson Mary King2Tinney Eventing Amanda Ross Eventing FitnBlyth TAIT EventingiSit Tight RadioISandhills - Craig and Prue Barrettls - Craig and Prue Barrett See more

05.01.2022 This drawing from "Horse Brain, Human Brain" went viral when it was posted on the Horse and Rider Books page. It generated 599 shares and 89 comments in a very ...short time. Horses don't see with as much sharp detail as humans do. That difference results in some startling images. Next time, you're galloping down to a jump, you might want to know what your horse sees. Then again, maybe not.... What do you think?

04.01.2022 Hendra Pony Club - Chris Wagner Memorial, Open Sports Day:

04.01.2022 Vale Di Schaeffer The Australian Equestrian community is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Di Schaeffer. Di suffered a heart attack on Christmas night ...and was hospitalised. Despite Di’s resilience and strength, the challenges of the damage to her heart were too difficult to overcome and on Sunday 3 January 2021, Di passed away peacefully with her family by her side. Di, who was 77 years old, leaves a legacy to Equestrian and in particular Eventing. Mother of Olympian, Wendy Schaeffer, Chair of the ESA Eventing Committee and an SA Eventing Selector. Di was on the 1986 Australian Team for the Gawler World Championships and also competed at a high level for many years. She co-owned many horses, including Sunburst, who was Wendy’s mount at the Atlanta Olympics and a member of the Gold Medal winning team. Strong and resilient, Di was a woman who would rise up when others found it challenging. Still actively involved with horses, Di attended the recent event at Wallaby Hill in December. Travelling all the way over from SA with Wendy, Di drove most of the way to allow Wendy to sleep and rest before the event. Wendy rode Sun Quest (co-owned by Di) who placed 11th in his second only 3* event. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Schaeffer and Equestrian family. She will be dearly missed. "RIP Di as she rides with the angels" A service to celebrate Di’s life will be held on her property, Sunning Hill, 10.30am Wednesday 13th January 2021. Read online: https://www.equestrian.org.au/news/vale-di-schaeffer Equestrian South Australia Inc Equestrian Northern Territory Equestrian NSW Equestrian Victoria Equestrian Queensland Equestrian Western Australia Equestrian Tasmania Eventing NSW Eventing Queensland Equestrian Victoria- Eventing #InMemoriam #Vale #ridewithus #fortheloveofthehorse

03.01.2022 Who still has roller blades?

03.01.2022 Introducing..... Sky High Equestrian Sparkle Saddle Pads! The first collection sold out in just 2 days without even advertising Preorders are OPEN NOW for ...the second collection arriving in approximately 5 weeks. We hear a lot of these will make their way under Christmas Trees! High quality, maximum sparkle, at a great price Available in Pony, Cob & Full Size, Jump Cut & Dressage Cut and, a little secret just between us... With matching sparkle bonnets and sparkle boots coming this time too! Sparkle Saddle Pads are just $70 with pricing for boots and bonnets to come soon. More colours will also be added but for now, which colour is your favourite?! #skyhighequestrian #sparkles #glitter #saddlepads #christmaspresent #alliwantforchristmas

01.01.2022 I know the person selling this awesome horse. She’s a very honest and experienced trainer. You won’t go wrong. Inbox Jennifer Sommerfield

01.01.2022 Rhys once again out promoting a great discipline!

01.01.2022 A little snippet of the volume of water the grounds was under on Monday night

01.01.2022 Happy 25th Birthday to Spirit. I just loved being able to photograph such a magnificent horse. Spirit, the Kiger Mustang stallion served as the artists muse and... model for the 2002 Dreamworks Animation film "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. " In April 2002, after completion of the film, DreamWorks chose Return to Freedom’s American Wild Horse Sanctuary to be Spirits permanent home. He serves as a prominent ambassador of the Kiger Mustang breed. Thank you Neda DeMayo and everyone at RTF for giving him and so many other wild horses an incredible home. https\://returntofreedom.org/what-we-do/sanctuary/our-horses/spirit Photos may be purchased at my website:https\://www.megfrederickphotography.com/Spirit-Stallion-Of-Cimarron All proceeds from photos sold will be directly donated to Return to Freedom to help care for Spirit and the other rescued horses. See more

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01.01.2022 Good luck Amity!