Willinga Park in Bawley Point | Horse trainer

Willinga Park

Locality: Bawley Point

Phone: +61 2 4405 5664

Address: 134 Forster Drive 2539 Bawley Point, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.willingapark.com.au

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24.01.2022 Sculptures of Willinga - Flower Power by Paul Dimmer #willingapark #sculpturesofwillinga #flowerpower #pauldimmer

20.01.2022 WE'RE HIRING! We are looking for a full time Rider to join our Stock Horse team. Applicants need to be a true team player that is hardworking, capable, able to work unsupervised, demonstrate initiative and takes pride in their work. View the full position details on our website https://willingapark.com.au/willinga-park/work-at-willinga/

18.01.2022 What an amazing two days! Over the weekend, we were lucky enough to have Kerry Turner and Rohan Marks here at Willinga Park to conduct a two day campdraft clinic, and it was fantastic. Our participants benefited enormously from their simple and concise instructions with a few humorous saying that they will never forget.

18.01.2022 CALLING ALL CAMPDRAFTERS!! Our campdraft clinics are coming back, bigger and better than ever! The first clinic held on the 21 & 22 November will be led by Kerry Turner and Rohan Marks from Team Turner Marks. Don't miss your chance to learn from two of Australia's greatest campdrafters. There are limited spots available head to https://willingapark.com.au/events/2020-campdraft-clinic/ to register today.

17.01.2022 Flashback to the time @audiaustralia did a photoshoot at Willinga Park! Are you interested in doing a photoshoot here? Contact our team at [email protected]

17.01.2022 CALLING ALL CAMPDRAFTERS!! Our campdraft clinics are coming back, bigger and better than ever! We are excited to announce that we will be running two campdraft clinics on back-to-back weekends. The first held on 21 & 22 November will be conducted by two campdrafting legends, Kerry Turner and Rohan Marks.... Kerry won the Warwick Gold Cup (2nd lady in history to win), Dolly Everett Ladies Series and the Barnes Trophy in 2019. Kerry has also won numerous Breakaway Roping titles. Rohan won the NCCA Champion Open Rider, Chinchilla Grandfather Clock, Condamine Bell, Acton Super Beef, ACA Champion Open Rider and Canning Downs twice. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from some of campdraftings greatest minds! Entries open Thursday 5th November at 12pm There are limited spaces available, for more information or to secure your spot today visit https://willingapark.com.au/events/2020-campdraft-clinic/

17.01.2022 Sculptures of Willinga - Mi No 8 by Wendi Zhang #willingapark #sculpturesofwillinga #flowerpower #pauldimmer

16.01.2022 Foal Alert What do these two champion mares have in common, besides being Warwick Gold Cup champions? Last week Willinga Park welcome three colts out of these amazing mares! A chestnut colt Lyra Park Delta / Smooth as a Cat and two bay colts Broomfield Stylish Diamond / Hazelwood Conman ... #willingapark #foalingseason2020 #warwickgoldcup #excitingtimesahead

10.01.2022 For offer at 2020 Dalby Australian Stock Horse Sale Lot 35 Willinga Park Ophelias Destiny 4-year-old chestnut filly Sire: Acres Destiny Dam: Otfordvalley Paris... Ophelias Destiny has a sweet nature, great to be around and good with kids. She is a lovely type, with huge potential. In training with Brett Welsh, for more information, visit our website:https://willingapark.com.au//willingapark-ophelias-destiny/ See more

07.01.2022 Construction Update Another stage underway, the first layer of sand on the Showjumping Arena is going down!

07.01.2022 Thank you to everyone who competed at Dressage @ Willinga over the weekend, while the weather was a little wild, we didn't let that dampen our spirits as some very impressive scores were posted. Here are some of our favourite photos of the two days, to view results please visit https://willingapark.com.au/dressage-2020-results-photo-ga/

06.01.2022 Wildlife@Willinga - Australian Water Dragon coming out of its hiding spot. Australian water dragons are extremely shy and have adapted to continual human presence in suburban parks and gardens. They are fast runners and strong climbers and when faced with a potential predator, they seek cover in thick vegetation or drop from an overhanging branch into water. To avoid detection they are able to swim totally submerged and rest on the bottom of shallow creeks or lakes for up to 90 minutes.

04.01.2022 Thank you to Roger Fitzhardinge and Equestrian Life for this amazing article!

02.01.2022 Construction Update Another stage underway, the liner for our Show Jumping Arena is going down!