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EVENTING CLUB NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2019

Don’t forget that the closing date for entries

for the upcoming LDPC and NTEC ODE at

Fairlands is 17 January.

Get your entries in soon!

Calendar of Events

XC Training Evenings

30 Jan - Quercus Amanda 13 Feb - Quercus Amanda 18 Feb - Fairlands Melinda 28 Feb - Fairlands Melinda

Entries via Nominate https://www.nominate.com.au/equestdn/nominate.aspx

Times 5/6pm

$35 with working bee, $60 without.

Date Event

2019

19 & 20 January NWEA Championships 2DE at Murton’s, run by Inglis PC and NWEA

26 January Working Bee Fairlands 9 am

27 January Lilydale DPC & NTEC ODE, Fairlands

30 January XC Training at Quercus with Amanda Cameron

9 February Hickstead at Mersey Valley run by NWEA and MV PC

13 February XC Training at Quercus with Amanda Cameron

18 February XC Training at Fairlands with Melinda Bramich

28 February XC Training at Fairlands with Melinda Bramich

24 March Northern Championships ODE, Quercus Park

13 &14 April State Eventing Championship, Tasmanian Equestrian Centre

PLEASE NOTE: For biosecurity reasons UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES are dogs allowed at Quercus Park events or working bees, by order of landowners, Rural Youth. This includes dogs in vehicles. Any person bringing a dog onto the property will be required to leave immediately.

https://www.nominate.com.au/equestdn/nominate.aspx




Don’t forget to enter!

Lilydale District Pony Club & NTEC

ONE DAY EVENT

Fairlands, East Tamar Highway, Launceston

EvA 50 to EvA105

Sunday 27th January, 2019 Entries via Nominate. Entries close 17th January, 2019

With thanks to Larry and Marion Dalco (“Fairlands” owners)

All riders must supply a helper who is required to be available on the day for jobs or attend a

working bee. If you nominate a steward and then do not have one on the day you will NOT

be able to ride. If you do not supply the name of a steward/ helper for the event or nominate

yourself for a working bee, you will not be able to ride unless you have made prior

arrangements considered acceptable to the organising committee.

Working bee held 26th January 9am

Dressage tests: • CCN1*-S(Previously EvA105 ) Test: Nov 2.3 • EvA95 EvA80 and EvA95 Test 3 • EvA 80 - EvA 80 and EvA95 Test 2 • EvA65 - Prelim 1.2 • EvA50 - Prelim 1.2

Please note: No dogs are allowed at the event and strictly No Smoking,

Please bring your own horse water,

8am start time

Show Jumping 10am (order of grades TBA)

Stewards briefing 10.30am

XC approx 12pm




This Month’s Rider Q&A – Kristy Pel

1. What do you like most about eventing? Being able to put in hard work on my horse at home and watch as they try their best to perform in a competitive environment. It’s easily the best sport. 2. What’s your favourite thing about being a horse

person? Just an all-round love for the animal and for the sport. 3. What’s your least favourite thing about being a horse

person? The associated expense! And having to retire an injured horse. 4. Who is the person who has inspired you most in the

equine world? My coach, Amanda Cameron. I would be falling off on a daily basis without her guidance. 5. What do you like to do most, after riding your horse of course! Napping. There is little time for much else!

6. If you could go on an all-expenses paid holiday for 2 weeks, where would you go? Any place hot and tropical, with a swim-up bar. Provided I could find someone to look after my horses. 7. If you could give your younger self advice, what would it be? Don’t work your horse too hard and look after tendons and joints!




NTEC and WTPC 2DE – Quercus Park This weekend attracted over 180 entries with approximately 60 competitors riding in grades 4&5 on Saturday and the remainder on Sunday. Quercus once again proved to be an excellent venue for the event, with the cross country course running well and the show jumping arena holding up well in the dry conditions. With our new show jump poles and the new XC jumps looking great and riding well, the standard of the course just keeps on getting better and better. A HUGE thank you to all the competitors and their supporters who assisted at working bees and on the day, to the many officials who provided their time and expertise, to the NTEC Committee who worked long and hard to plan, organise and help run the event, to Rural Youth for allowing us to use their venue and a BIG thankyou to West Tamar Pony Club for working with us in organising and running the event. WTPC put in heaps of hours at working bees, putting up dressage arenas, and much. much more in the running of the two days. We couldn’t have done it without you!!!

Congratulations to all competitors! Here’s the placings…. 2* (Formerly 1*)

1. Austin Williams CAYUSE WALKIN N TALKIN STEA 1* (Formerly EVA 105) No placegetters. EVA 95

1. Kate Brennan WESTBURY PARK COLORADO NTEC 2. Laine Burr IRISH TOWN GUINNESS NTEC 3. Erin Boer FOUL SNOOKERED NTEC 4. Alanah Monty SPRINGLODGE MACK STEA 5. Tiarni Wrigley DRIVIN MISS DAISY STEA

EVA 80

1. Haydn Brooks GEOH BEAR NTEC 2. Hannah Deegan SCRUBMASTER NWEA 3. Lucinda Alexander LETHAL FLAME NWEA 4. Kristy Pel APACHE SON NTEC 5. Kiah Mansfield THE VINSTAR NWEA

EVA 65

1. Lucinda Alexander LETHAL CHARM NWEA 2. Carole Coates LETHAL CHOICE NWEA 3. Sally Cowan ACURIAN ROMANOV NTEC 4. Sandra Atkins ANAWA PAINTED VISION NTEC 5. Caro Verbraeken MR ADAMANT NTEC

EVA 50

1. Phyliss Pyke VALENTINO ROSSI NTEC 2. Chloe Gibbins COSTA SMALL FORTUNE NTEC




A few competitors looking fantastic at Quercus 2DE 5&6 January.




New Cross Country Resource Guide

Compiled by Will Enzinger with the assistance of leading Australian Coaches, the first version of the Cross Country Resource for Athletes, Coaches and Officials is now available on the Equestrian Australia Eventing page HERE.

Here’s a useful excerpt from the XC Resource Guide:

17) Goal Setting / When to call it a day

“Goal setting is a fantastic tool which allows you to look at the whole calendar and earmark the pinnacle event at the end of the season, then putting in enough lead up events in order to become qualified and able to compete at this event.

The talent in goal setting is the ability to recognise when it’s not going to plan and amending this plan to help keep your horse confident. Sometimes the greatest plans to come through with the goods is not what is needed or working out. The rider recognising this and not letting the dream of where they hoped to be, get in the way of the horse being able to stay confident and learn at the rate they need to. It’s disappointing when we can’t reach our goal in the set time we had planned it, though the show will always go on and there is most certainly always another event next time.

This skill is also important to develop at each event when your horse is not responding normally or uncharacteristically and you the rider being able to determine this and act on it quickly. As mentioned above there is always another event, even though your heart was set on that one, in the interest of you and your horse it’s best to call it a day, go home and consolidate the area it was struggling with and have a go at the next event.”

http://www.equestrian.org.au/sites/default/files/Cross%20Country%20Resource%20for%20Athletes%20Coaches%20and%20Officials%20%281%29.pdf




Committee members

Position Name Email Phone

President Phyliss Pyke [email protected] 0439 566 323

Vice president Rebecca Evans [email protected] 0407 736 007

Vice president Sue Walton [email protected] 0428 695 307

Treasurer Jamie Buckby [email protected] 0418 130 574

Secretary Vacant

Event secretary Leonie Blackwell [email protected] 0417 322 105

Gen. committee Sally Cowan [email protected] 0419 103 594

Newsletter Rosemary Lyne [email protected] 0429 171 832

Social media Emily Ruffo [email protected] 0428 172 715

Kate Brennan [email protected]

Thank you to all our generous sponsors and supporters!

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