On the 11th March Club members Judy Meredith and her daughters, Jessica and Anna came from Armidale to join fellow club members Bill and Patsy Wicks from Broadwater along with Helen Butcher from Tabulum .Representing the Tablelands and Northern Rivers section of our Harness club,in Sydney for the awards,held at Rosehill.

Horse & Country TV, the award winning international TV channel devoted to equestrian sports and lifestyle, has now gone live in Australia. The network offers a lively mix of top international sport, behind the scenes shows with leading trainers and personalities from the equestrian sector, and compelling documentaries on travel and adventure, food, farming and country living.

She said the Olympics’ is an amazing experience.
“Whether or not you’re competing, Olympics Games have a way of bringing people together and fostering community spirit.

Monday saw Round Two of the Open with Michael Wilson getting things off to a great start with two 90’s on Soda Justice.

Round One of The Prydes EasiFeed Australian Performance Horse Challenge saw Felicity Burton putting together a fantastic run to score 75.19 on JR Elsola Rey.

Full results, highlight videos and live webcast on the Landmark Equine Website www.landmarkequine.com.au

4th & 5th & 6th APRIL – RUM JUNGLE RIDE – Mount Colliery

3 day trail ride will be held at Mt-colliery, 15 mins out of Warwick.

5 mins from Tannymorel we will be riding out onto the most fantastic country of Mt-colliery.

Riding through deep rain forest and through the gorge and deep scrub land and creek crossings.

Bring your swags & tents as we will be camping out each night.

There will be swimming holes for the kids.

Day One of the Landmark Classic has kicked off with fantastic weather and some top runs with riders competing with over $200,000 cash & prizes.

With a huge increase in entries in all of the campdraft and challenge events, the event has extended an extra day starting on Sunday 1st Feb at 6am..

Heath Ryan will be looking to secure an historic seventh win in the Grand Prix Freestyle event at this year’s prestigious Sydney CDI***.

More than 200 competitors from around the country and overseas are expected to travel to the Sydney International Equestrian Centre at Horsley Park from May 7 to 9 for Australia’s premier dressage event, vying for $44,000 in prize money.

Located in South Grafton on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, North Coast Western Riders Club Inc. caters to meet the interests of all equine enthusiasts.

Not only does the club’s show program offer an extensive western program, but it also caters for a range of other disciplines including; English, Hack, Stock Horse, Sporting and a vast array of in hand breeds classes.

From 2015, Crackin’ Cancer will be expanding its number of annual weeklong horse trail rides from two, to three, the extra one being at Dayboro, QLD

There is no doubting the fact that cancer is becoming more and more prevalent. Most families in this country have felt the devastating effects of cancer, first hand, so much so, that we now find ourselves with our backs to the wall.

About 3 inches below the navel is the symbolic energetic centre for Earth Ki, the hara. Building Earth Ki creates a solid foundation from which to progress in Japanese energetic teachings. It is imperative that a solid energetic base exists. To understand its importance, imagine the human body as an energetic triangle, with the base of the triangle playing the supporting role.

Can you perceive the strength you have drawn into your body? Is it steadier, more solid and powerful?
Julie Abrahams –www.reikiforhorses.com.au

VENUE: 287 Featherstones Road, Upper Corindi, NSW.

DIRECTIONS: Turn off Pacific Highway 30km north of Coffs Harbour and 50km south of Grafton. Travel
14km in from the highway – signs on the highway will show you where to turn, and signs on
the roads direct into the ride base. Please note if coming from the south that Woolgoolga
is now bypassed. The turnoff to the ride base is shortly after the bypass rejoins the old highway.

It’s hard to imagine anything further departed from the manicured turf of the racetrack than the stock routes of the High Country, but when four ex-racehorses depart Thoroughbred Park in Canberra on November 15 with owner Susan Campbell and the aim of showcasing the versatility of the off-the-track Thoroughbred, that’s exactly where they’ll be for the two-month journey to Healesville.