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May-June

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Contents
Advertisers
Classified
Dixon Smith
D-Lua Park
Hay Maximizer
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Back Cover
Inside front cover
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Results & Calendar
Ride Calendar
Endurance Rides
Social Rides
Training Rides
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Notices & Miscellaneous
New members list
Vale Betty Wade
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Reports
Bumbaldry
Cedar Ridge Review
Horsley Park Photographs
Horsley Park
NSW President’s Report
NSW Meeting Report 18 January
NSW Meeting Report 22 February
South Coast Zone Report
Quilty Organiser request
Q60
Track Preservation Report
Williams River
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Ride Previews
Cobark
Coolamon
Kundabung
Mudgee
Shahzada
Upper Corindi
Wingello
Manilla
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Ride Information
AERA Waver Form
Advertising rates
Accredited Vet List
Annual Horse Registration
Annual log book return
Distance Scrolls
Log Book ID Procedure
Register of Chief Stewards
Ride Booking Procedure
Ride bases map
Ride Secretaries
State Management Committee
Transfer of Ownership
Web site information
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Congratulations to Jennifer Gilbertson—Australia’s first
30,000 + kilometre endurance rider.
This is an absolutely fantastic achievement. I remember
when Jennifer first entered the sport, back in the early
1990s. We met when we were both doing our TPR course
at the East Kurrajong Hall.
From there Jennifer has gone on to become one of
Australia’s best known and most loved endurance riders.
Congratulations must also go to Graeme [GG], Jennifer’s husband. As every
endurance rider knows, a good strapper is worth his or her weight in gold!
Congratulations to both of them. Ed
Above: Jennifer riding Gilbertson Blaxland.
Front Cover: Jennifer Gilbertson riding Kurrajong Shadad at Colo.
Inside Back Cover: Riders on the race course at the Horsley Park trainer.
Cover photos: Animal Focus
Cover design: Linda Henley
Editor: Helen Rich
NSW Endurance News May—June 2013
President’s Report
President’s Report
This riding season is well under way with eight event
weekends completed and a further twenty one
scheduled. Interest and tempo is growing with the
State Championships coming up with the Kilkavan
Quilty shortly thereafter.
Our thanks go to the Tamworth and District Endurance
Club for hosting the State Championships at Manilla
this year; entrants are in for a great weekend as this
group always puts on an enjoyable, interesting event.
This weekend also offers an opportunity to qualify for
the Quilty three weeks later.
The SMC is calling for nominations for the NSWERA
Quilty teams, please get your nomination in for the
opportunity to represent your state – not to mention the
uniform provided from the great new range of clothing
merchandise. We are also calling for a team
coordinator for the event so if you are going to be there
with a few free hours please submit an EOI.
Good luck to all riders involved in these two great events and thank you to the organizers, officials,
and volunteers that make these events possible.
Project TQ15 to organise the running of the 50th Tom Quilty back home where it began in 2015 is
under way with the subcommittee restructuring from feasibility and proposal focus to a project
management and delivery team which is larger and wider based than the original team. We wish
Neil and the team good luck for the task ahead.
On the administrative front the Committee members are settling into their portfolio responsibilities;
we have had a change of membership with Gay Bonham stepping down and being replaced by
Gertraud Norton from the reserves, welcome Gertraud.
We thank Gay for her many years of service; her work ethic, and wealth of talent and experience
will be missed.
Cheers, Tom
NSW ERA COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Meetings are usually held at the Arabian Society Rooms
George Street, Windsor
Meetings commence at 6.00pm sharp.
All are invited to attend.
Next meeting:
Friday 17th May 2013. Richmond Club.
NSW Endurance News May—June 2013 Page No. 2
Track Preservation Report
National Parks trails to be opened to horses – progress report
Regional workplans and budgets for horse riding initiatives are currently being finalised by
NPWS. Meanwhile we have seen the first real horse riding improvement after a year of words
and promises. A new gate has been
installed at Scheyville National Park in Sydney's north-west, finally resolving the problem of access to the horse float parking area on Scheyville Road. The old gate was narrow, with a tree in
exactly the wrong spot, and nowhere to pull off the road while you opened/closed the gate. The
new gate is recessed, wider and clear of trees.
Draft Plans of Management
All National Parks & Wildlife Service Plans of Management, both draft and finalised, can be
viewed at the NPWS website at http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/parkmanagement/
ParkAndFireManagementPlansByCategory.htm
Plans of management define if and where you are allowed to ride in a park.
You can make submissions by post, email or directly from the website. A submission is simply
your comments on the plan of management, whether agreeing or disagreeing with what is being proposed.
Another two bad ones this time around. It is almost as though we are having so much success
in some areas, they are trying to offset it by excluding us from others!
Tabbimoble Swamp Nature Reserve – south-west of Evans Head. Horse riding not permitted.
Submissions close 17 June 2013.
Bargo River State Conservation Area – near Yerrinbool. Horse riding not permitted. There is
a strong case for us to get this changed, as Bargo SCA across the road permits horse riding
and there is a trail through Bargo River SCA which connects it to public land on the other side.
Sydney's south-west is particularly limited in its riding opportunities because of the large extent
of catchment areas, which do not impact this park. Submissions close 24 June 2013.
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NSW Endurance News May—June Page No. 3
N.S.W. Endurance Riders Association Inc.
Profit & Loss [With Last Year]
January 2013 through 3rd April 2013
2013
2012
Variance
$0
$32,895
$15,386
$5,223
$1,645
$5,701
$1,770
$423
$14,910
$59,627
$0
$8,683
$3,371
$7,185
$1,590
$1,186
($14,910)
($26,732)
$15,386
($3,460)
($1,726)
($1,484)
$180
($762)
$63,044
$96,551
($33,507)
$2,570
$460
$2,110
$2,887
$1,029
$1,858
($317)
$569
$252
$65,154
$98,409
($33,255)
$1,880
$545
$2,031
$5,594
($8)
$820
$163
$159
$0
$24,292
$0
$291
$1,143
$3,546
$1,342
$0
$0
$10,057
$92
$6,000
$43
$0
$120
$1,820
$802
$2,084
$8,385
($6)
$1,096
$0
$45
$199
$40,028
$94
$436
$2,425
$4,404
$1,327
$300
$102
$11,088
$195
$6,205
$170
$651
$90
($60)
$256
$53
$2,792
$2
$276
($163)
($114)
$199
$15,736
$94
$145
$1,282
$858
($15)
$300
$102
$1,031
$104
$205
$127
$651
($30)
$58,110
$81,941
$23,832
$7,045
$16,468
($9,424)
INCOME
Income - Grants
Income - Membership Fees
Income Personal Accident Premiums
Income - Ride Fees
Income - Annual Awards
Income - Newsletter
Income - AERA Charges
Interest Received
Total Income
Income - Sale of Merchandise
Less Cost of Merchandise Sales
Gross Profit from Mechandise sales
Total Gross Profit
EXPENSES
Accounting Fees
A.E.R.A.
AGM Expenses
Annual Awards
Bank Fees
Bank Fees - Card Merchant Fees
CS Accreditation & Training
Gifts, Flowers, Cards etc
IDP Expenses
Insurance
International / FEI
Medication Control
Meeting Expenses
Newsletter Expenses
Promotional Expenditure
Quilty Expenses
Ride Management Related
Secretariat Expenses
SMC Non Meeting Reimbursements
State Ride Expenses
Statutory Fees
Volunteer Rewards
Website Expenses
Total Expenses
Net Profit / (Loss)
NOMINATIONS ARE BEING CALLED FOR THE 2013 TOM QUILTY NSWERA TEAMS THE NSWERA SMC is calling for nominations to represent NSW at the 2013 Tom
Quilty.
Nomination forms, including the selection protocol are available on the NSWERA
website or may be requested from the NSWERA Secretariat.
NSWERA will select 1 or 2 teams depending on the nominations received.
NOMINATIONS CLOSE MAY 17th 2013.
New Members
Bree Hollingsworth
Luka Curtis
Stacey Wood
Chloe Paton
Elena Sutcliffe
Nigel Colefax
Sonia Holdsworth
Keith Sumpner
Dyanna Thommeny
Nicole Whitehead
Gemma McClenahan
Sue-Ellen Trotter
Rachel Beatson
Jenny Berg
Michelle Mercieca
Daniel Feltrin
Tracy-Lee Feltrin
Catrina Cruickshank
Leighton Bullen
Seif Bullen
Anne-Catherine Froidevaux
Taigen Bullen
Belinda Crain
Dustin Walker
Melissa
Kylie
Tysha
Mason
Linda
Adele
Kaliana
Sarah
Niamh
Imogen
Ross
Johnstone
Williams
Beale
Fletcher
Green
Gifford
Curtis
Wouters
Wouters
Wouters
Wouters
Bargo
Oakdale
Tallong
Binalong
Milperra
Jerrys Plains
Bargo
Bootawa
Lalor Park
Holbrook
Jerrys Plains
St.Albans
Albury
Albury
Eglinton
Holbrook
Holbrook
East Kurrajong
Glossodia
Glossodia
Glossodia
Glossodia
Eglinton
Bumbaldry
Senior
Senior
Junior
Junior
Intermediate
Intermediate
Senior
Intermediate
Intermediate
Intermediate
Associate
Calala
Blayney
Clandulla
Manilla
Burrell Creek
Mandalong
Winston Hills
Bensville
Bensville
Bensville
Bensville
South Coast Zone Report
The year has started slowly for the South Coast Zone. Our AGM was held in February and the
following people have been elected to the Zone;
President – Gary Tweedie
Vice president – Les Robinson
Secretary – Alan Marshall
Treasurer – Rowena Robinson
Zone delegate – Gary Tweedie.
Point score – Jenny Shepherd
Rides for 2013 will be Wingello, Currawan, Sussex Inlet and Sassafras with Sassafras being the
South Coast Zone Championships.
Our first ride for the year was to be the Sassafras Training ride but due to weather event that
weekend it had to be cancelled at the last minute. Alan is endeavouring to find another date to
hold the training ride.
Whilst we still have several rides in the area we have lost a few rides mainly due to the loss of ride
bases and the committees to run them.
As is the case in other areas for the State we are witnessing a decline in membership and a decline in participation at some of our South Coast rides. Some rides have become unviable to run
with the loss or suitable ride bases, the escalating costs of running a ride and poor participation
numbers. The Zone is lucky to still have several generous sponsors that support us giving some
rides the hope of continuing.
On a brighter note, the small committee is keen to keep the Zone running and we will be looking at
how we can invigorate the South Coast area.
Finally, I must thank Belinda Hopley for representing the Zone at SMC last year, Belinda kept the
membership well informed on the goings on at SMC level. I also wish thank our outgoing newsletter editor, Bernie La France. Bernie did a terrific job for many years compiling and producing the
south coast zone newsletter. I’m sure it will be missed by our members.
Have Fun and a great Endurance year
Gary Tweedie—Zone Delegate
Veronica Saliba collects her
prizes from Marlee Turnbull
and AHSA president, Allan
Preston at the Horsley Park
Training Ride.
Animal Focus
Horsley Park Trainer
HORSELY PARK PROMOTIONAL ENDURANCE RIDE - SATURDAY 9TH MARCH 2013
Article submitted by Eileen McILwain
Endurance riding is a growing sport in Australia, with equestrians from a variety of disciplines
getting bitten by the endurance bug. Exploring some of the most beautiful country Australia has to
offer on horseback while mingling with a bunch of like-minded people is certainly appealing!
There’s a lot more to endurance than just riding really, really far. Top riders spend weeks
preparing their horses in the lead up to an event, evaluating recovery rates after training sessions
and calculating the nutritional content of feed rations to ensure their horse is in peak physical
condition. Successfully completing an endurance ride takes just as much skill as tackling a cross
country course or executing the perfect dressage test.
When people think of endurance the image that springs to mind is a proud Arabian, nostrils flared
and tail streaming behind them like a banner. But Australian Stock Horses, Standardbreds,
Appaloosas and athletic equines from many different breeds are also competing at top level. Most
people starting out simply use whatever horse they have. The Australian Endurance Riders
Association (AERA) is big on encouraging newcomers to the sport and many events offer shorter
distances such as 10km Introductory Rides and 20km Social Rides. Horses in regular work are
usually able to complete a 20km Social Ride without any trouble. These shorter distances give
both horse and rider the opportunity to see what endurance is all about in a fun, friendly
environment.
One such event was the Horsely Park Training Ride which was held at Sydney International
Equestrian Centre (SIEC) on Saturday the 9th of March. The main event was a 20km Social Ride
with the option to elevate to a 40km Training Ride. The ride was organised by Charlie Gauci, one
of the many volunteers for Zone 1 Endurance Riders Inc. A total of 94 riders seized the opportunity
Below: Ivy Sullivan and Destiny Springs Red Rocket with Karen Mitchell and Bailey
Photo: Animal Focus
to ride through the picturesque cross country course
and surrounding West Sydney Parklands and Calmsley
Hill City Farm.
The grass dressage arena was transformed into an
endurance hub with organisers, vets and competitors
milling around. After filling out the entry forms, riders
were asked to present their horse for the pre-ride
veterinary examination. Each horse is assessed on
heart rate, metabolics and soundness to ensure they
are fit to begin the ride. Animal welfare is a top priority
at every event. The motto of endurance is “to complete
is to win” and riders focus on their horse’s wellbeing
rather than being first across the line. Once the vets
gave the thumbs up, the riders proceeded to the starting
line.
Above: Eileen Rawlinson and Aloha
Arctic Opal enjoy a break in the shade.
Photos: Animal Focus
It was a beautiful autumn day with glorious sunshine
and clear skies. The ride began with an exhilarating lap
around the race track, then it was off to the cross
country course. It was incredible to ride past the
enormous Olympic jumps – some of them were the size
of cars! Volunteers manned the various checkpoints,
giving directions and keeping track of each rider’s
progress. Large buckets of water were positioned at
regular intervals around the course to give horses the
opportunity to drink. Keeping your horse hydrated is a
crucial part of endurance, but some equines are less
cooperative than others. As the saying goes: you can
lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink!
The temperature began to climb and so did the
horses as they continued into the hilly country
surrounding SIEC. Cresting the first hill, riders
were treated to a spectacular view of the plains
stretching all the way to the horizon. Competitors
then made their way across the undulating
parklands before threading their way through the
bush. At the end of the first 20kms riders could
decide to finish or elevate to the 40km Training
Ride. Of the 94 starters, 29 riders went on to
successfully do 40kms, while 45 riders were
content to call it a day after 20kms. Not everyone
made it through however, with 8 riders choosing
to withdraw even though their horses passed the
veterinary examination. There were a total of 12
“vet outs” with 10 horses vetting out on heart rate,
1 horse vetting out on metabolics and 1 horse
vetting out lame. The overall completion rate was
78% which is an excellent result.
Of course, events like this are only possible with
the help of volunteers and sponsors. The ride was
generously supported by the NSW Endurance
Riders Association (NSWERA), the Arabian Horse
Society of Australia (AHSA), Zone One
Right: Kevin Sayer and Fabio with Georgia
Curry and Macquarie Park Banjo
Endurance Riders Inc, Edinburgh Horse Rugs, CopRice, Turingal Park Arabians (Camille
Alexander) and Hills & Hawkesbury Equestrian News. Special thanks must also go to the
managers of Sydney International Equestrian Centre (SIEC), Western Sydney Parklands and
Calmsley Hill City Farm
for all their cooperation
and assistance. An
honourable mention to
event photographer Jo
Arblaster for scouting out
the best locations and
capturing some beautiful
shots.
For more information on
endurance, visit the
Australian Endurance
Riders Association
website at
Top: Elaine Kirby and
Turingal Park Nicolas
Left: Trent Haymen
and DBA C Zar
Photos by Animal
Focus
www.aera.asn.au or to see what events are on in
NSW, check the calendar at the NSW Endurance
Riders Association at www.nswera.asn.au. Join
the fun on Facebook by liking the Zone One
Endurance Riders – NSW page which has event
photos and information about upcoming rides in
Sydney and the surrounding areas.
Top Left: Scott & Ange Peters sneak
a cuddle on course.
Top Right: Allana Rempel and Ralvon Milarna
Photos above by Animal Focus
Below Left: Casey Holtom riding Diilun. Photo LeeAnne Gauci
Horsley Park photos by LeeAnn Gauci
Bumbaldry Training weekend
Lachlan Endurance Riders Club - LERC had the chance to introduce their new riding location in
the district of Bumbaldry on the weekend of 16/17 March 2013.
Both days offered a 20km and 40km ride, taking in the beautiful country side that Bumbaldry has
to offer. Eighty two riders set off on Saturday enjoying the afternoon sun, Sunday followed with 57
riders, making the most of the cooler temperatures of the morning, some of these riders had
already ridden on Saturday but wanted or needed more.
The weekend welcomed a lot of new faces to the sport of endurance riding, with riders enjoying
the 20km social ride, some even stepping up to try the 40km event, with a great completion rate
and a lot of fun on both trails and in camp. We hope these new faces now become familiar on the
endurance trails.
Anyone new to the sport or local whom would like to become a member of our club; can contact
any of us committee members and we can pass on information about our meetings, riding
weekends, LERC rides etc. Send any enquiries to Helen at [email protected].
Our website has some brilliant information also www.lerc.com.
Those who have enjoyed an endurance ride or two in the past, travelled from near and far to make
use of a brilliant weekend to train their up and coming mounts. Both days were considered highly
educational for young horses and great contributor to horse and rider fitness for the start of the
year. Congratulations to riders who completed and commiserations to those who did not.
We would like to take this opportunity to say thanks to the property owners in Bumbaldry who
allowed us to access their property and water. Without their wonderful support this ride would not
have been possible.
A massive thank you also to our sponsors.
Lachlan Fertilisers Cowra.
Bunnings Warehouse Cowra.
Geronimo Farm Equipment.
Kintamani Arabians Cowra,
Computers Inc Cowra.
Tom and Louise McCormack.
Massive thanks to Su Mackay for the use of her paddock to support and home our ride base.
Thanks also to Back Creek Metal Signs who hand made our 4 encouragement awards which were
given both days, they were greatly appreciated and a brilliant design.
Our committee has received some wonderful feedback in regards to our weekend at Bumbaldry
and hope that we will see the same friendly faces, together with their friends, in future at one of our
LERC weekends.
Hopefully after our next meeting we can cement a date for an annual ride at Bumbaldry. We hope
to then run 20/40/80km events.
On behalf of LERC I would like to take the opportunity to say thanks to everyone who made this
weekend possible. In the future we will be seeking sponsorship and help by way of volunteers in
support of our ‘not for profit’ organisation. Our sport relies heavily on community help, we in turn
try to support our local community.
Tina Walker ~ Course Coordinator Bumbaldry.
Photo Credits ~ Kathy Richards, Tina Walker.
Above: Noonan Gang
Below: Bretta and Leanne enjoying the watermelon with Erica Allen
Left: Alexi Lincoln and Flicka enjoying their
first 20 klm ride.
Below: Kids at play making their own fun
Below: Cheney Gang
Right: Hartfield gang
Bottom Right right page;
Haydn Frecklington-Mant
Bottom: Start of the ride at Bumbaldry
Williams River Review
The Williams Valley Endurance Ride was held on the weekend of the 16th and 17th of March. I
must say, as with all rides and being on an organising committee it was hectic, but such a
wonderful weekend for the first 80km event for the NSW calendar in 2013. It was lovely to see so
many old faces and lots of new comers to our sport.
To the many people who contributed to our ride by way of sponsorship or who helped out as
volunteers, there are too many to list individually - THANK YOU ALL!!
Thank you to all our checkpoint and gate sitters, the office crew and time keepers.
Emily Streckfuss and her lovely team of vets did a superb job, with Sean Pollard our Chief Steward
heading up our TPR’s: Steve Broadbent, Kim Hagon, Dean Walkom and Lynn Dillon. To the
extended Dillon family - Brad, Lynn, Leo, Luke, Rachel and Ben; without you all we would not have
a ride, so thank you.
Gil Stevenson helped create our new course and was responsible for implementing the spring
loaded gates - as a rider (I also rode the 40km) thanks, it saved me getting off my horse many
times - great idea!
Our local Horse Welfare group ran the canteen for the weekend, lovely food; the butter chicken on
Saturday night was superb.
Thanks to Glen Hewitt for working the entire weekend in either the ride office or time keeping, you
are wonderful.
A huge pat on the back must go to Sue Walkom for organising all the computer work for the ride
and post ride reports. As this was the first 80km ride in NSW to use the new computer program,
and Sues first solo attempt at being the computer guru on the day of the ride it was a challenging
task that was met with great determination and we managed to get through it by the end.
The committee would also
like to make special mention
to Jessica Taylor (Bonham)
for being in constant
telephone contact with us
over the weekend to help
trouble shoot the few
computer issues we faced –
Jess, you are a star!
The Flat Tops Rural Fire
Brigade helped cart water
around the course over the
weekend and the Williams
Valley Endurance Riders
Club is happy to be able to
contribute a nice donation to
help support this small local
unit as a result of our ride.
OK, to the ride……we
opened up the ride base from
Friday lunch time, with lots of
people taking advantage and
arriving early. With plenty of
shade trees and open spaces
to park and set up camp it
was a relaxing way to get the
weekend started.
Gil and Brad created a
fantastic course this year with
some new properties to ride
through and very minimal tar,
only about 4km in total I
think.
The views were beautiful and
the weather was kind to us
on the day which was a
bonus. We had some lovely rain the weeks leading up to the ride which helped to soften tracks
and ensure plenty of natural water around the course.
We had 123 riders and horses participate in the weekend, with 55 entries in the 80km; 6 Junior, 13
Lightweight, 22 Middleweight and 14 Heavyweight.
We were fortunate to have generous sponsorship and had Rugs for 1st place and Best Conditioned
showcasing the sponsor’s names and our bold black and orange club logo. These looked fantastic
and I am sure we will see these horses proudly wearing their rugs at coming rides.
Best Condition results are as follows.
Junior - Macquarie Park Shafeeq, ridden by Georgia Curry
Light Weight - Kerewong Shelfyre ridden by Anne Hills
Middle Weight - TTH Headliner ridden by Thomas Herman
Heavy Weight - Halimas Efdikam ridden by Gary Pevy
There were 44 riders in the 40km event with many experienced horse and rider combinations
taking advantage of an early ride in the calendar and a lovely new course to get their horses ready
for the 2013 season riding season, along with many new faces and some junior riders attempting
their first 40km training ride. It was great to see lots of families out riding together this year. Caps
or trophies were handed out as successful completion prizes and I too was fortunate to have a
successful completion on a new young mare and have a lovely cap to show for our efforts at the
ride.
24 were entered in the 20km social ride. It was fantastic to see so many local riders come along
and support the ride and enjoy the atmosphere of an Endurance Event. Many enjoyed the
course and are keen to step up to the 40km next year so we are happy to help nurture these
new comers along to grow
our members. Thanks to
all the experienced riders
who offered assistance to
these new people over
the weekend we had
some great feedback of
the support that was
shown.
A big thank
you to all
riders and
their support
crews for
leaving the
ride base in
perfect
condition.
Story by Mel
Anderson on
behalf of the
Williams
Valley
Endurance
Riders Club
Williams River Photos:
Pollyannaphotography.com
2013 Cedar Ridge Easter Carnival Ride Review
29-31 March 2013
Cedar Ridge played host to 224 horses over the Easter long weekend, many travelled great
distances to attend including competitors from South Australia, Victoria, Queensland & Tasmania
to enjoy the hospitality of the Freeman family. The carnival of events catered for every level of
experience, from the 20km social rides for our new members, to the FEI 120km** for our
international competitors. A number of riders chose to take advantage of the various events run
over multiple days.
A distinguished veterinary panel was lead by Australia's most accomplished international equine
veterinarian Brian Sheahan head of the veterinarian commission in Switzerland. Robyn Mather
with her international experience was the Treatment Vet for the weekend, Ilona Hudson, Monika
Baffy and Amanda Parry (Foreign Veterinarian) rounded out the team.
The Ground Jury consisted of our
veteran endurance members who
volunteered their time and
expertise.
The Presidents of the Ground Jury
were Dr Trish Annetts and Kerry
Spratt, the Chief Stewards were
Barbara McDonald and Tom
McCormack and the Technical
Delegate was Denise Trollope.
Saturdays FEI 120km** open
event was won by Tom Bouzianis
riding Conderosa Sara in a time of
7.06 minutes with Talea HaskoStuart taking out the youth division
and David Anderson taking home
the coveted Best Conditioned
Award. Peter Norman, veteran of
our sport won the AERA 80km
event of 61 starters riding
Tallanganda Downs Natifa in a
time of 5.04minutes. The
Middleweight division was won by
Mitchell Ravallion riding Valinor
Park Solly in a time of
5.05minutes. First junior was
Shantel Nagle riding Macquarie
IMG 1837 - Christopher Bailey and Bullio Desert Departure, 2nd
Park Shafeeq in a time of
HWT in the 80kms ride on Sunday (despite the horse's dislike of
6.27minutes.
the photographer) in 6.53.59 . Photo Animal Focus
Dixon Smith Equestrian, Edinburgh Rugs
and Sue Crockett Photography were very
generous with their sponsorship for the
events.
Sunday emerged much cooler for the 2nd
and final day of the 160km event which
was won by Windradyne Centrefold ridden
by Roy Counsell.
The FEI 80km* winning horse was
Candynae ridden by Lauren Howson in a
time of 5 hours with Georgia Curry
winning the Youth Division on Miss
Tassie. The AERA 80km event was won
by Debbie Pevy in a time of 4.36 riding
Halimas Sesdikarn. First lightweight was
Erin Krahnan Glen Gannon azazael in a
time of 5.13mins. First junior was Shantel
Nagle riding Windradyne Ballerina in a
time of 4.35, her 2nd win for the carnival
and receiving the line honours award.
Mark Lindsay was first heavyweight in a
time of 6.23 riding Kintamani Jaffah.
53 horses entered the 40km training rides.
Cherry Cummins winner of the lightweight
80km event on Saturday, was on foot
running beside her younger sister
Annabelle on the Sunday for the entire
40km to look after her on her first
endurance event.
The children also had a great
time with the Easter Egg Hunt
and one little boy was seen
struggling with his arms full of
eggs, so off came his gumboot
and in went all of the Easter
Eggs as he continued on.
The ride organisers wish to
extend their thanks for all of
the support.
Above: Carol Major and
Major Luke, 6th MWT in the
80kms 7.04.50
Left: Tom Bouzianis riding
Conderosa Sara, 1st Open in
the 120kms,in 7.06.02
IMG 0570 - Mitchell Ravallion
riding Valinor Park Solly, 1st MWT
in the 80kms on Saturday in
5.05.05
IMG 1557 - Mark Lindsay and
Kintamani Jaffah, 1st HWT in the
80kms ride on Sunday in 6.23.43
IMG 1393 - Debbie Pevy and
Halimas Esdikarn, 1st MWT in a
gallop finish in the 80kms on
Sunday in 4hrs 36.
IMG 1304 - Joelene Cole and
Kurrajong Oak, successful in
Saturday's 80kms in the MWT
division in 8.32.19
IMG 1126 - Roy Counsell and
Windrayne Centrefold, 2nd MWT in
8.45.55 in the 160kms ride.
Animal Focus Photos
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1126
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Ride Preview Manilla Muster 240km
Pre-ride temperature logs are compulsory for this ride.
The third annual Manilla Muster 240km marathon ride
will be held in Manilla 11th to the 15th May 2013, again
Hosted by the Tamworth and District Endurance Club.
The ride base will be the Manilla Showground. Entries
and pre-ride vetting will take place on Thursday 11th
May.
The ride comprises of three days riding 85kms on
Friday, 80kms on Saturday and 75kms on Sunday.
The first two days have “away” vet checks, with the first
day being on the beautiful property “Oakhampton” to
the north of Manilla. The second day located at another
beautiful property, “Carlool” to the west of Manilla.
These properties are very easy to access for support
crews and are only a short distance from town on a
sealed road. Early lunch will be available at both these
locations. Lunch is included in the entry fee for riders.
Strappers are invited to leave the ride base travelling to these properties once the riders have left
the showground each morning.
Marathon rules will apply with all riders leaving on the first day at 4.00am. Riders may leave at
any time between 4.00 am and 5.00 am on days two and three, keeping in mind riders must be
back to the base by 5.00pm. Rider may leave the away checkpoint once officials announce the
course is open after leg 1 each day. Meals will be available in the pavilion at the ride base each
night.
Buckles will be presented to all successful competitors and of course there will be some novelty
prizes still to be decided by our club president and Head Vet, Kym Hagon. A beautiful
handcrafted stock whip donated by Ken Frazer on a mounting plate donated by Paul & Ted
Taylor will be presented to fastest time. The Tailender award will again be sponsored by
Equitales Braided Horsehair Jewellery.
In conjunction with the marathon, there will be an 80km no frills ride. This ride will be held on
Sunday, travelling the same course as the final day of the marathon, with a 5km loop to make up
the distance to 80km. All riders in the 80km ride must leave the ride base at 4.00am.
The course traverses some very scenic country, mostly through private property with magnificent
views and is suitable for novice horses. Both vet checks for this ride will be at the Manilla show
ground ride base. Buckles will be presented
to successful competitors.
And just so we cater for everyone, there will
also be a 35km training ride which will leave
the ride base a little bit later and travel the
same leg as the final leg for the marathon
ride.
For further information, please contact Gay
Bonham on 67852055 or Kym Hagon on
67852385 or email
[email protected].
2013 WINGELLO FOREST RIDE, WINGELLO
5km : 10km : 20km : 40-60km : 80km
25th and 26th May 2013
The Wingello Forest Ride Committee and Cherished Volunteers are looking forward to our
5th annual event at Wingello. This year is a celebration of family and fun, and a great
opportunity for newcomers to endurance to have a go.
Introductory Rides of 5km, 10km and 20km will be held on Saturday 25th from 12 noon,
and an elevator 40-60km training ride and 80km endurance ride will be held on Sunday
26th May, from 7am.
Dave Newman (our rock and roll singer) is all primed for his regular evening gig at the
central campfire, and both the ‘Wingello Village Store’ and ‘The Studio, Exeter’ will be
catering again throughout the weekend. Real coffee and sensational Hot Chocolate will
be available at the ‘Magnificup’ Coffee Van on Saturday.
All ride distances have a daylight start. The course follows forestry roads and tracks,
taking you through tall mature pine forests, natural bush, ferny gullies, and through green
rolling farmland. Short sections of the 40km and 80km rides are on a dirt road.
A full program of events, with entry forms, course descriptions, local area information,
sponsor details etc is available on our website www.highlandsendurance.com. You can
also stay up to date with ride details, track and weather conditions and sponsors through
our Facebook page www.facebook.com/wingelloforestenduranceride
Vetting is standard AERA with optional early present. Chief Steward is Tom McCormack.
Head Vet is Karim Kooros. Treatment Vet is Matthew Walker.
The ride base is the same as last year – a large rolling grassy paddock. We will be
providing toilets and horse water. Dogs are welcome, but must be kept chained or on a
leash at all times.
Entry fees: 80km: $100 (Jnr $80);
40-60km: $60;
All Introductory rides: $40;
Teams: $20 per 4 person team
So far financial support has been provided by Wingello Village Store and New-Moon Stud.
Local businesses contributing substantial goods and services to the event include YES –
Your Event Solution, and Knowles Stockfeeds. Forests NSW have generously supported
the ride again through a reduction in forest closure and usage fees.
Wingello village is located just 7km off the Hume Highway by sealed road, approximately
one hour south of Campbelltown, and half an hour north of Goulburn.
The ride base is adjacent to the Wingello State Forest, approximately 3.5km by well
formed dirt/gravel road from the village of Wingello. Directions to the base will be
signposted from the Hume Highway.
Southern Highlands Endurance Ride Inc
All enquiries should be directed to:
Ride Secretary:
Bec Hogan, 0412 600 173
[email protected]
PO Box 5070 Wingello NSW 2579
Mudgee
40th Anniversary Endurance Ride.
25TH & 26TH May 2013
Headlines from September 1972
“ 75 MILE ENDURANCE RIDE TO TEST HORSE & RIDER”
75 MILE RIDE WON IN FAST TIME BY T. ROHR
COMPETITORS HAD THE SPEED OF PEGASUS.
As Stan Stephens wrote:
“Of course they couldn’t see out the distance at that speed. They just couldn’t keep it up
we said, the pace would have to crack we said, But how wrong can you be?
They made it back to the saleyards in just 6 hrs & 4.5 mins”
So now to 2013 & the 40th Mudgee Ride, no longer 75 miles, no longer
tough & mountainous; Just a gentle 83 klms & so good for Novice
horses.
We have a great list of sponsors & some wonderful trophies, & expect the Ray Gooley
Memorial trophy for best managed horse will be the most sought after. We have a special
memorial buckle too!
Terry Rohr (winner of the first ride) will also be with us (I would like to have weathered the
years as well as Terry has!)
This year we have extra camping across the road, but please keep your camp as compact
as possible. The ride will muster in this area also, as happened last year, which keeps
everyone off the short length of tar.
The first leg of 40 klms is also the trainer. The 2nd leg is 43 klms.The first 10 klms of this
leg is also the social ride which then returns to base.
The Sunday start times are 6 am for the 83 klms & 7am for the 40 klm trainer. The social
ride will start at 1pm Saturday with vetting from 11am. Vetting for the 83 & 40 klms is from
1pm – 5pm.
Prenominations are appreciated by 5pm on 20th May. Please indicate if dinner is required
for $20. Ride fees : senior $90, Junior $55, Trainer $55 + day membership (if applicable)
Social $25 + day membership.
To nominate contact: Mette on 0400308626 or [email protected]
Come & Join The Fun
Pat Dickinson – for the Committee.
KUNDABUNG - 30th June 2013
(Dual affiliated NSW / QLD )
The Kundabung Ride Committee will be holding its 23rd ride on the weekend of 29th & 30th
June. The ride will again be conducted on the eastern side of the Pacific Highway, with the
ride base located at the Kundabung Hall in River Rd Kundabung. The Hall provides a
great venue with an inside canteen, good camping and flushing toilets!
The ride base is located adjacent to the Northern railway line and this is taken into
consideration at all times, with no problems encountered in previous years.
We have extended the camping area within the ride base and again have access to Ron &
Marilyn Urban’s paddock across the road for additional campsites. Firewood will be
provided but please bring your own (human) drinking water.
The usual canteen will be operating with great “take away” food and sit down meals in the
hall.
The track will be similar to the past two years, starting through private property for a
kilometre or so before travelling through the Maria State Forest and Maria National Park.
Almost the entire track is situated within the State Forest and National Park travelling
along great forest trails.
We are hoping to gain access to some additional tracks this year to enable more variety
between each leg. There are no big hills with a maximum elevation of only 90 metres
throughout the entire course, providing mostly flat going over forest trails which are
excellent under foot.
The ride is dual affiliated with Queensland and we are looking forward to seeing our
neighbouring Northern Rivers riders again this year.
80km, 40km (trainer) & 20km (social) rides will be conducted. Buckles are awarded for all
80km completions and there are best conditioned awards in all 4 divisions.
To get to the base, turn east off the Pacific Highway onto Kundabung Rd opposite the
(former) Kundabung Motel and follow the tar road for a short distance through the small
village of Kundabung, across the railway line to the Kundabung Hall. The highway will be
signposted from Friday afternoon.
For general ride enquiries please contact Bob or Marylou Locke (details below)
Nominations are essential including the vehicle you are bringing (float, gooseneck, truck or
large truck etc). Please prenominate no later than 21stth June using the NSWERA website
or by contacting:Ride Organisers: Bob & Marylou Locke Ph: 65615124
Email: [email protected]
Ride Secretary: Sonya Ruprecht Ph: 6553 9523
We greatly appreciated the positive feedback from the large turn up last year and look
forward to new and returning riders coming along to enjoy this relaxed and friendly ride.
Bob Locke, on behalf of the Kundabung Ride Committee
Zone Six Endurance Riders Inc.
The Coolamon Ride Preview – Snowy Zone
Weekend 20th – 21st July
The annual Coolamon Ride offers a great opportunity for novice horses. As in
previous years the track takes in country lanes, roads, stock routes, State
Forest and a lot of private property, some with stoney ridges.
This year we will be offering a 20km social ride on the Saturday afternoon
leaving the show grounds at 2.00pm.
Vetting on Saturday at 12pm – 5pm.
On Sunday there will be an 80km, 40km and a 20km social ride.
ENTRY FEES for 2013 are:Seniors -
$80
Juniors -
$55
40km Trainer -
$55
Social -
$25
Toilets and hot showers are at the ride base and there is plenty of water.
There are about 60 yards which can be utilised and they are available on a
first come first served basis (no bookings).
There are limited powered sites available ($20)
PLEASE PRE BOOK THESE SITES in advance
and they will be assigned to you.
BBQ will run Saturday afternoon. BBQ tea with soup available on Saturday
night and Breakfast and BBQ all day Sunday. (There is no sit down hot meal
on the Saturday evening)
Coolamon is situated 40kms North of Wagga. There are sealed roads to the
showgrounds which are on the edge of the township. Coolamon has a Foodworks Supermarket, Newsagency, Sport and Rec Club, Pubs, Cafes, Motels
etc.
Pre Nomination and further information:Megan Menzies – 02 69 278536/0428 278536
Email – [email protected]
Mick Leary – 0269 273427
THE COMMITTEE ASKS THAT IF YOU INTEND TO BRING YOUR DOG TO THE RIDE,
PLEASE RESPECT THE REQUEST TO KEEP IT ON A LEAD AT ALL TIMES (The
Pound Manager has been informed of the ride and any dog not restrained on
a lead will be impounded)
Inaugural Cobark Endurance Ride
20 km
40-60 km
80 km
10 -11 August 2013
The Watagan Mountains Endurance Riders’ Club Inc invite you to our new ride location,
Cobark, half an hour’s drive west of Gloucester. Cobark is a rural community located in a
fertile valley bordered by the Barrington Tops, our slice of the high country; 3 hours north
of Sydney, 2 ¼ hours north of Newcastle and a 1 ½ hours west of Taree. Whilst the area
is renowned for steep hilly country, the ride will be run mainly over the gentle sloping parts
of the valley with the more rugged country providing a spectacular backdrop.
The course will be a mixture of dirt roads, paddocks and farm tracks and forest trails, with
a number of shallow river crossings. The rivers are a feature of the area, pristine, crystal
clear water with rock pools and cascades. The course will follow sections of the Cobark,
Barrington, Kerripit and Bowman Rivers. There are no bitumen roads.
An introductory ride of 20 km and an intermediate ride of 40 km, extendable to 60 km
(elevator) will be held along with the 80 km endurance ride on the Sunday.
Since the ride is 2 weeks before Shahzada, either the 40 – 60 km elevator or the 80 km
endurance ride will be an ideal leg up.
A full program of events with course descriptions, local area information, sponsor details
will be available on our website www.cobarkendurance.weebly.com. You can also stay up
to date with ride details, track and weather conditions and sponsors through our Facebook
page http://www.facebook.com/cobarkendurance.
Vetting is standard AERA with optional early present.
The ride base is at Camp Cobark http://www.camp-cobark.com.au/ – a horse riding
organisation.
Facilities include a level grassy paddock for camping beside the Cobark River and a large
shed, bunkhouse and undercover area for meetings and the canteen. Some flushing
toilets and showers with the usual toilets will be provided.
Camp Cobark is a working cattle farm - dogs are welcome, but must be kept tethered or
on a leash at all times.
Proceeds from the ride will benefit Gloucester High School, our local community school.
Ride contacts: Carol Layton and Rob Howden 6558 5573 (after 8 pm)
UPPER CORINDI ENDURANCE RIDE
Presented by the Clarence/Coffs Endurance Riders Inc
AUGUST 17 and 18 2013
We are back after a year off! Come to our ride to enjoy the giant bonfires, fantastic food and an
amazing variety of stunning terrain to ride through.
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.
FACILITIES:
• Shady campsites on a very scenic working cattle property.
• If you bring your dogs they must be on a lead at all times.
• BYO drinking (human) water and horse yards. There will be plenty of horse water available.
• Catering available all weekend, starting from 11am Saturday.
• Saturday night will be an Italian feast, cost $20 per person 2 courses
COURSE: A challenging ride through hilly terrain with State Forest and private
property, spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean and offshore islands. The second leg has been
changed from previous rides.
INTRO RIDES: This year we’re running a 20km Intro Ride on Saturday AND on Sunday, so you
can make a weekend of it! The Saturday 20km Intro Ride will start at 11.30am - vetting at 9am.
The Sunday 20km Intro Ride will start at 9am - vetting at 7am. There’s a discount if you enter
both rides - NSWERA Day Membership required for Training and Intro rides.
COST:
80km Endurance Ride $100 (incl. forestry levy)
Juniors $70 (incl. forestry levy)
40km Training Ride* $60 (incl. forestry levy)
20km Intro Ride* $40 (incl. forestry levy)
or $65 (incl. forestry levy) if entering both 20km intro rides (Saturday and Sunday)
*NOTE: NSWERA Day Membership required for Training Ride $10 and Intro Ride $5*
PRE-NOMINATION IS ESSENTIAL FOR ALL RIDES by August 1, 2013
Please also nominate if you plan to have the meal on Saturday night.
For nominations and enquiries, please contact Malcolm or Megan Matters
Tel: 02 6649 2836 or email [email protected]
This ride is dual affiliated with the Queensland Endurance Riders Association
and the New South Wales Endurance Riders Association.
SHAHZADA 2013…….
If you are 16 or 60, Shahzada is something you HAVE to do……whether it is on your “bucket list”
or you just need a benchmark to set all your future goals, this is the challenge for you. If you love
your horse and wish you could spend day after day riding in the best country…..this is definitely for
you!!!!!
Come join us in St Albans from
August 25 – 29 for the running of
the 33rd Shahzada and try the
ultimate test of 400km over five
days or if you just want to come
and have some fun and get a
taste of real endurance riding, the
mini marathon of 120km over
three days is for you. The ride
covers 80kms each day over
legendary tracks like Prestons,
McKechnie’s, The Steps, Jack’s
Track, Boyd’s, Short Wellums,
Blue Hill but this year we are
hoping to bring back some of the
old course like Word of Life,
Lyndrian Hill, Derwent’s Track and
Baker’s. We will be conducting
track clearing weekends which will
be announced on Aussie
Endurance so come along and
help and get a taste of what to
expect in August.
Heaps of entertainment during the week from Trivia and Poetry nights, Shahzada Idol and the
famous dog races…..a great canteen and perfect weather. We like to think of all Shahzada
entrants and helpers as part of the Shahzada Family……..everyone helps each other and
genuinely wants everyone to succeed and earn that much sought after Shahzada buckle…..so
come and give it a go!!!
Start planning now – best to be there at least the Saturday before the start at 4am on Monday, 25th
and go to the Shahzada
website
www.shahzadaresults.org
and read some of the stories
from other riders who took up
the challenge. Pre-nom
forms and campsite request
forms are on the website and
please contact Shahzada
secretary, Sue Todd on
[email protected] or
0263 79 7218 for any further
information.
Photos from Shahzada.
Haydn and Gail Fisher
and Tiarna Young.
Photos by Main Event.
Vale Betty Wade
Many people in endurance would have met Betty Wade (Meg's mum) at some of the rides she went to
with the Castlebar Team. Without fail she would manage to charm them all with her interest in all that
was going on and with her warm, caring nature. Betty was always on for a chat and we would have
many people calling in to say hello to her whenever she was at a ride.
Within the Castlebar camp she was legendary for having all sorts of wonderful food tucked away in
containers that she'd bring out during the course of the ride as well as her healthy snacks. At the rides
Betty would be busy pottering around camp, getting meals ready for us, cleaning up afterwards and
always on hand with encouragement and positiveness. She also had a very keen sense of humour.
Betty was a very surprising person when you learnt about her background. She grew up to be an
exceptional theatre nurse in her home town of Broken Hill and had to fight a legal battle to be able to
leave the town and further her studies in Sydney. She nursed in Queensland in a rural area working
with many of the indigenous people. Unfortunately she caught tuberculosis and this illness ended her
career but not her joie de vivre for life.
Betty met her husband Bill and together they built up a very successful company and Betty became a
mum, took on looking after the cattle and farm and became a board member of the company. All of
which she did very successfully. A favourite story that I've heard from family is that she was busy
marking the young cattle (dressed in surgical whites and gloves) when she realised she should have
been at a board meeting. Off she dashed to get changed, popped back into the cattle yard in her silk
outfit to check that things were being done properly and then sped into town at a rate of knots to the
board meeting.
Having spent a lot of time with Betty when Meg was in the Epworth Hospital recovering from her
serious fall at Tumbarumba ride I am especially saddened at Betty's passing. Betty dropped everything
in her life and moved herself down to Melbourne to be by Meg's side through every step of the recovery
process. She spent every day with Meg and gave her as much support as possible. Her devotion to her
three daughters and the gracious way in which she lived her life is a tribute to Betty. The world is a little
less bright now that she has passed on and she will be very sorely missed by all at Castlebar.
Linda Tanian
Photograph: Animal Focus
Expressions of interest
Are Invited from Clubs
Who would like to host the
2014 NSW State Championship 160 km ride.
Please go to the NSWERA Website &
Download State Championship Expression of Interest form.
For any further information
contact John Howe on (02) 6373 7750
Tie Up Your Dogs
Riders are responsible for the behaviour of their support crews and
friends. This extends to dogs associated with their camp, which
must be restrained at all times, either on a lead or secured in a float or
vehicle.
The Chief Steward may disqualify a rider if that riders’ support crew
causes disruption detrimental to the running of the ride. Refusal to
restrain a dog (of any size) after being requested to do so by the Chief
Steward, or an official of the Organising Ride Committee, may also lead
to disqualification of the rider.
NSW Committee
Q60 Photographs
Above - Jolene Cole riding Kurrajong Oak
Right - Melanie Anderson riding Tiki
Below— Murray Woods riding Ras Ben
Sakkar
Horsley Park—LeeAnn Gauci Photos
Notes on NSW ERA Meeting held 22 February 2013
Present: Tom Perkins Snr, Tom McCormack,
Haydn Fisher, Marlee Turnbull, Greg Moore, Steve
Roberts (Zone 4), Marylou Locke, Emma
McCormack, Casey Holtom, Apologies: John Howe, Brad Jones, Gay Bonham
In attendance: Helen Rich (minutes), Sonya
Ruprecht, Charlie Gauci, Ron Males, Neil Clarkson.
50th Anniversary Tom Quilty Ride
Charlie took the floor and brought the SMC up to
date with the current position with the TQ15.
Minutes of the first meeting have been distributed.
Today they met with the new manager (Bill) at Del
Rio. Whatever was discussed with Stuart still
stands. We would then pay the deposit on
receiving approval from the AERA. Charlie
suggested that Tom McCormack write up a set of
conditions for lodgment of the deposit. Dogs on
leads will be allowed but they must remain on a
lead and not taken into cabins.
There have been a few issues with the TQ15 subcommittee; Gay has submitted a verbal resignation
from the TQ15 Executive.
In camera took place after which it was agreed that
the TQ15 sub-committee would review the situation
and return to the next SMC meeting in April with a
plan for the way ahead.
Charlie said we now have a proposed Logo for the
TQ15. It is the first Quilty winner.
The discussion on this matter ended at 7.05pm and
Ron Males, Charlie Gauci and Neil Clarkson left the
meeting.
Membership Growth Project Marlee said she sent out an email on this. We
need to get a package together for people who
want to do promotions at events. Essentially she
suggested a small card which could be stapled to
riders pink cards. It would contain details of the
organization and how to contact us. Pink cards are
usually for day members. The back of the pink
card is blank. We could add our details to this
when we need to print new cards.
Suggested either arm bands or a sash which would
denote experienced people so that inexperienced
people know who they could consult at a ride.
Suggestion the Chief Stewards should speak to
new riders, advising them what they need to do
after they have completed a ride. New riders may
not know that they need to vet etc.
Tom Mc suggested that this subcommittee could
use the teleconference facility. They would cut
down the need to discuss things at a SMC meeting.
Teleconferencing is not expensive. Tom Mc will
give the details to Marlee.
EA Affiliation. (Background notes circulated on
17th Feb)
Tom Mc brought the meeting up to date on what is
currently proposed by the EA with regard to
endurance riding. Advised what the deal was and
what the current proposal is and why the last
proposal was rejected. There is now an
amendment on the table for consideration. Tom
Mc gave a detailed background to the negotiations
with EA.
In Summary, if we don’t sign, Tom Mc said he did
not know where we would stand. Tom Mc said he
recommended that we go with the second option
below.
We have two options. Support for the $8,000. On
a show of hands - unanimously against this.
The second option: $4,000 if sponsorship is
forthcoming. Agreement by majority at this meeting
to support this if there is sponsorship forthcoming.
Election of SMC executive (Charlie Gauci).
Charlie said he had this put on the Agenda for
discussion at this meeting. He gave his view on
how the SMC is elected at an AGM. The last 5
AGMs have all been the same when it comes to
voting for the executive. It seems to become quite
an issue the way it has been done. He suggested
that the executive be elected at the next NSW SMC
ie. the first SMC meeting after the AGM.
Charlie gave a brief outline of what went on with
the voting at the Manilla AGM. Approximately 80%
of the people around the table had no idea what
was going on. This happens constantly when new
people are elected. They should not have to pick
their leaders for the next year without knowing any
of the players involved. Charlie suggests that the
executive not be elected at the AGM. Do it at the
next SMC meeting. Everyone who wants to stand
for an executive position should nominate 7 days
before that meeting. This would give people time
to collect votes and to plan and other people to
work out who is who and decide who to vote for.
This is just a procedure that can be changed.
Those who are currently in the executive positions
at the time of the AGM, would stay on in a
caretaker role until after the next SMC meeting.
Tom P said he had a meeting with Jeff Slatter from
Sport and Recreation. Jeff is concerned that we
don’t use postal voting etc. Tom P said that our
governance person might like to discuss this with
Jeff from Sport and Rec.
Charlie said he feels that five proxy votes are too
many. The way our Constitution currently reads,
you need 75% of the membership – not 75% of the
people at the meeting – to get anything passed.
This needs to be changed. Tom P disagreed with
Charlie’s interpretation of the 75% rule.
Charlie spoke about SIAC – Horsley Park. Arabian
Society sponsorship, as endurance – they feel that
we are a minority group. This includes the Quilty.
This comment is coming from the Arabian Society
committee.
Grants. (Background notes circulated 16th Feb)
We are getting $6,500 pa. We need to do the
report and lodge it and we get our final money in
June. They are redefining the application process
and we will be advised in due course.
2012 grant is $14,900. This ended at the end of
2012. We have been granted an extension of time
until the end of June to use what remains of this
money – if we have projects on hand we need to
get them done. Tom Mc feels that we can make
good use of this money.
Tom Mc referred back to the AGM minutes in which
the financial reports are shown. Worked through
the allocation of the 2012 money and what to do
with the possible loss for the year. Are we happy to
accept the $8,000 loss. We are not broke. We
have $87,000 in the bank.
We passed a motion some time ago that we
maintain $50,000 in the bank. Agreement by those
present to go with and accept the $8000 loss.
Social Ride Affiliation fees.
Casey said she had been looking at the fees
charged for social rides. The amount of money that
the RO gets is a lot less than from trainers and
endurance rides. After affiliation fees and vet fees
are paid there isn’t enough left over to run a
successful ride. Speaking on 25 per riders per vet.
Marlee said that these training weekends are really
good for encouraging new members. There is too
much going on at the Q60 to assist new riders and
members. Question remains: how are we going to
make ends meet?
Tom Mc said we will run at a loss this year and if
so, we will need to revisit all of our activities next
year. We could have a debate about affiliation fees
at that time.
Portfolio allocation.
Marlee advised that she had discussions portfolios
with some members and received comment from
others in compiling the projected list. She asked if
anyone had any comments on the portfolios they
had been allocated. None were forthcoming.
Bank account signatures.
MOVED
Greg Moore, Emma McCormack
THAT
the signatories to the bank account be
amended to be any two of Tom
McCormack, Tom Perkins or Marlee
Turnbull
Carried
Unanimous
Membership numbers for year to date: Senior: 248
Junior: 14 Intermediate: 13 Associate: 18 Honorary:
6 Total 299. Newsletter 150.
Thank you letter from Talea Hasko-Stewart + DVD
re sponsorship World Endurance Champs 2012.
St. Albans 80/40/20 – 28/29 September 2013.
Agreement that this ride fits into the matrix.
Approved
Kiwarrak 80/40/20 – 27 October 2013. Approved
Cobark – approved for 11 Aug 2013 for 80/40/20 –
would now like to add 40/65km elevator.
Approved
DUAL affil VERA – Bright High Country – 80/40/20
– 5 & 6 October 2013. No – it will clash with one
of our rides.
DUAL affil QERA – New Italy – 80/40/20 – 14 &15
September 2013. Agreement to dual affiliate
Tenterfield for 4 and 5 May. Approved
Pegasus – letter sent around prior to our meeting.
They want to run a 10 klm ride. This is an ACT
community thing. Belinda feels that ACT should
finance this. Approved by NSW but NSW
shouldn’t have to fund it by waiving day
membership fees. We will approve it but we are
not willing to waive any fees. John to reply to this
letter stating this. Belinda said ACT should fund
this.
John Howe –Secretary, Correspondence
I am at present working on the Secretarial role. I
need to get the Secretarial computer up and
running. This will happen within the next couple of
days, as soon as I have the leads and thumb
drive that Gay is going to drop at the meeting
Friday night.
I have already contacted the Dept of Fair Trading
and the forms have been lodged to change the role
of public officer to myself. The details of the new
class of Intermediate Membership has also been
lodged.
Thank you to Tom Perkins for hopping in with so
much practical help. Tom and I are going to get
together soon to wade through the boxes of files
and assorted documentation to decide upon what
can be archived or possibly discarded.
The ride calendar is in good shape. The main thing
to approve Friday night will be the new St. Albans
ride that has moved back a week to avoid
Woodstock. Buchan in Victoria have asked to dual
affiliate with NSW, but as it's the same weekend as
Canberra at Brookvale. This could be a problem
and will require input from Steve Roberts and
Snowy Zone.
Commi ee Reports New Italy in the Northern Rivers has also asked to
dual affiliate and the North coast Zone has given its
tick of approval.
Sonya Ruprecht– Secretariat/Membership
services
Helen Lindsay tells me that the Lachlan club has
taken over a huge lease of land in the Kanimbla
Range near Cowra and are looking forward to
running a lot of rides at that location, much along
the Cedar Ridge concept at Oberon. This could
have some exciting ramifications as all the rides
that could be run would not have to leave the
property.
John Howe. Secretary and ride calendar.
NSWERA>
Tom Perkins –President, AERA.
The NSW ERA 2012 AGM was conducted in
Manilla as part of an educational weekend on 2nd
February 2013, hosted by the Tamworth & District
Endurance Club; three days of workshops and
information and training sessions. Hands down, the
‘best ever’ rating is clearly theirs. Our thanks go to
the club and, in particular, Gay Bonham and her
extended, hard working family.
Committee elections were conducted and outgoing
members Gary Tweedie, Kerry Spratt, and Carol
Griffiths were thanked for a job well done and we
welcomed new members Emma McCormack, Greg
Moore, and Marylou Locke; and reaffirmed Belinda
Hopley, and Gay Bonham into new terms.
Marlee Turnbull will be our new face at the AERA
table, replacing Gary Tweedie.
2013 will be a challenging year for NSWERA with
the launch of project TQ15 for the 50th anniversary
of the Quilty in 2015, managed by an SMC subcommittee; the launch of our new membership
category for short distance riding that will,
hopefully, broaden the appeal for our sport; and a
sub-committee to be formed for a project to target
membership growth during 2013.
In the weekend following the AGM we were well
represented at NP&W workshops at Kulnura and
Scone where horse access to specific National
Park Trails was detailed and prioritized. What can
we say? 'Thank you Fiona!' seems all too little for
the hours, work, and effort she has expended on
our behalf.
Cheers, Tom.
Tom McCormack – Treasurer, AERA Invoices
for approval P&L
Tom Mc once again referred to the figures
presented to the AGM. We are up $16,000 at this
point in time. We will have bills coming in one of
which will be an insurance bill from the AERA.
Question on merchandise: what margin of profit
and what do we charge for freight? Marlee
suggested 10%. Probably more important to get
our branding out there rather than make a profit.
Belinda Hopley –
There are new CS/TPR procedures.
*CS – Briefly the changes are:
The applicant must act as Assistant CS at 3
separate affiliated endurance rides, preferably
under 3, but at least 2 - different accredited Chief
Stewards.
Once the SMC has approved the CS Candidate’s
progress to this point, all documents are forwarded
to the AERA Chief Steward for final assessment
and accreditation and an oral exam relating to
people management skills and ability to act calmly
and think laterally in difficult situations.
To maintain accreditation a CS must officiate at
least one affiliated endurance ride every 24 months
and can regain accreditation by officiating at one
affiliated endurance ride under an accredited Chief
Steward
*TPR – is just being tweaked (retaining
accreditation) as we speak. It is up to the Ride CS
to ensure the TPR is satisfactory if they have
lapsed.
Please remember to add the TPR’s and Vets to the
volunteers’ list (with the Ride Sec) to be covered for
insurance purposes.
Please also be aware that a Training ride that is 4060K must have a standard 1hr vet check
RuleA16.1. In the 2012 Rule add-ons, Elevator
Ride rules 19.2.1 “Training rides that are
designated as elevator rides must be a minimum
distance of 40k and a max of 65k and comprise 2
or more legs”.
Horse WelfareThanks Gay for a great AGM. By all accounts the
extras were great. Due to travel commitments I was
only able to attend the Large Animal Rescue
presentation and thought it was great. It promoted
long discussion on the trip home, and gave us all
lots to think about. I would urge all horse owners
and handlers to get a travel plan in place (have
emergency numbers in phone, 1st aid kit, blanket
etc). “Equine Emergency Rescue” details are on
the Queensland Horse Council Home page. I
would also like to strongly urge everyone to have a
fire plan after the recent very high fire dangers
across the state.
Chelsea Kramer is a vet from Coffs Harbour who is
willing to travel outside Zone 6 to help at rides.
New recommended fees for vets for 2013 (and on
the website): 80 km ride $590 + GST; 120 km ride
$660 + GST; 160 km ride $820 + GST; Marathon
$425 + GST per day for endurance accredited vets.
Non accredited vets will be 75% of the accredited
vet fee. Vets may only be paid the GST providing
that they supply a tax invoice.
Haydn Fisher
No EW at this stage. He would like letterhead so
that he can send letters if necessary. The
Secretariat should generate a report each week
and email to Haydn.
Greg Moore
Chief Stewards are up to date. Vets are up to date.
Snowy have been very good sending things.
Please don’t send anything in PDF form. Please
send as a Word document. If sending a photo – do
not send large ones as in 9 gig as these will need
be resized.
Marylou Locke – Zone 6
The Zone has five rides this year. Two new ones.
Hoping to run a 40 next year at Bulladelah. We
have a pointscore running.
Zone 1 – Casey Holtom –
Zone One has had its AGM. Had our first event for
the year with 124 entries at our training weekend.
Ran a TPR school. We have had a very large
increase in council fees. Q60 coming up. We have
a date for St Albans. Putty will be our Zone One
championship ride. Trying to promote the sport to
new comers. Did some flyers and used arm bands
at our ride. Facebook page going well. Had
someone allocated for meeting and greeting
newbies.
Zone 4- Steve Roberts – Dispute Resolution &
Disciplinary Process amendments
The Zone AGM was held on 9 February,.
The ACTERA offered to host the Zone
Championship ride on the October long weekend,
in conjunction with Zone helpers, as has been done
the last 2 years at Coolamon & The Rock. This has
proven to be a successful way of spreading the
workload, with the host club providing everything to
do with the course & the Zone people doing the
rest such as ride administration. Profits are split
between the groups. The course will be 120km,
possibly an elevator from 100km, in 4 legs, with a
stand-alone no-frills 80km event, plus a trainer &
possibly introductory ride. A meeting to discuss
further details has already been held to develop
track ideas.
These schools need to be sanctioned by the NSW
SMC prior to the running of the event. Organisers
should not run schools without discussing it first
with the NSW SMC.
Kurrajong Event
Greg said there is a person in our local area who is
training a horse from inside the vehicle. She has
also been observed training a horse which is
running free up the Comleroy Road, Kurrajong
while she is riding another horse behind it. This
person is an endurance rider and she has been
spoken to in the past.
If she pays her membership and becomes a
member of NSW ERA, she would need to be
advised that her insurance would be wiped. If she
becomes a member she could be warned.
Code of conduct paragraph was read from the rule
book.
Tom Mc welcomed Casey, Emma and Marylou to
the SMC.
There being no further business the meeting closed
at 10.30 pm
A training course on the operation of the new
database will be conducted soon by Jessica Taylor;
invitations to attend will be extended to other clubs
in southern NSW. The course will be held on a
weekend at the Weston Club which should make
attendance easier for more people.
Ride dates - some dates were jostled around this
year to fit around the State Championships in
Manilla and the Quilty in Queensland, and there is
the new (20 and 40 km) ride at Bumbaldry near
Cowra. The track is varied like those at the
Shahzada with a bit through paddocks, some bush
tracks, some steep bits etc. The Lachlan Valley
Endurance Club has leased the state forest
(apparently a couple of thousand hectares) that the
ride will be mostly held in, for this purpose and for
future rides (up to possibly 160 km) for the next few
years. So this is excellent news and will mean that
there will be a new ride on the ride calendar to
compensate for the loss of Tumbarumba. The club
there has sadly been dissolved and its assets
dispersed.
Business Arising from Previous Minutes and
Action sheet
Belinda commented on the running of TPR schools.
Andrew Mackinder collects his winnings at
the Horsley Park Trainer.
Photo: Animal Focus
2013 Ride Calendar
May
Terrific Tenterfield 40/20 Saturday
100- 80/4/20 Sunday $110/$60/$35/$15
Pip Lillyman 6737 5438
[email protected]
QERA
10-12
NSW State Championships-Manilla
160/85km
Gay Bonham 6785 2055
[email protected]
2
25&26
Wingello Forest Ride 80/60-40/20/10/5
S$100/J$75/T$60/S$40/S$30/$25
Bec Hogan 0412 600173
[email protected]
5
4&5
Mudgee 40th Anniversary Ride – 20 (Saturday)
25&26
80/40km(Sunday) -TBA
Mette Sutton 6372 4960
0400 308626(best)
2
[email protected]
[email protected]
June
7-9
Tom Quilty Gold Cup – 160km
Kilkivan - QLD
Dee Berry 0448 385825
[email protected]
QERA
30
Kundabung 80/40/20 – TBA
Dual Affiliated QLD
Sonya Ruprecht 0409 539523
[email protected]
6
30
Lighthorse Ride Harden – 80/40/20
Kate Smith 0412 281141
[email protected]
4
The Muster – Manilla
240/80/40 - TBA
Gay Bonham 02 6785 2055
[email protected]
2
21
Coolamon Endurance Ride – 80/40/20
$80/$55/$20
Megan Menzies 0428 278536
(02)69 278536
[email protected]
4
28
Bago Bush Ride – 80/60-40/20 TBA
Dual Affiliated QLD
Robyn Coombes 6585 6761
[email protected]
6
4
July
11-15
August
4
Bumbaldry – 80/40/20 $90/$45/$25
Linda Jonkers 63429238
[email protected]
11
Cobark – 80/65-40/20 TBA
Carol Layton 6558 5573 after 8.30pm
6
[email protected]
26-30 Shahzada Memorial Test – 400/120
Sue Todd 6379 7218
[email protected]
1
September
14&15
Woodstock 40/20(Saturday) 80/40/20(Sunday)
$90/$50/$30
14&15 New Italy 80/40/20 $90/$50/$30
29
St.Albans 80/40/20
TBA
Helen Lindsay 6342 9289
[email protected]
4
Julie Haigh 6688 8276
[email protected]
QERA
Greg Moore 0419 692070
[email protected]
1
October
6
ACTERA National Capital Brookvale
100/40/20 – TBA
Gertraud Norton 0427 617114
62271378
[email protected]
4
6
Wiangaree 80/40/20 TBA
Rachael Keys 0422 859012
[email protected]
VERA
13
Putty Endurance Weekend
120/80/40/20 – TBA
Charlie Gauci 4567 0567(after dark)
1
[email protected]
20
Zone 2 Championships-Windeyer 100-80/40/20
$100/$50/$30
Gail Fisher 63733932
[email protected]
2
27
Kiwarrak 80/40/10 $85/$65,$45,$25
Tracey Morley 0418 435091
[email protected]
6
27
Ride Around the Rock 80/40/20 $85/$40/$20
Col Lewis 0415453434
[email protected]
4
November
10
South Coast Championships@Sassafras
-80/40/20 $90S/$60J/$40T/$20S
100 Alan Marshall 4422 8818
[email protected]
Zone 1—N/W Sydney & Environs
Zone 2—Central West
Zone 3—Riverina
Zone 4—Snowy
Zone 5—South Coast
Zone 6—Mid North Coast
Roy Counsell riding Windrayne Centrefold, 1st MWT in the 160kms ride at Cedar Ridge Carnival
5
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The 13 Month Rule
Please remember that if your horse does not successfully complete an endurance ride for
13 months, it’s status reverts to Novice and you must complete your next ride in novice
time.
Should you complete a ride outside the novice times— you face disqualification and your
points and mileage disallowed.
Remember—ignorance of this rule is no excuse.
NSW ERA Committee
NOMINATIONS
ARE BEING CALLED FOR THE
2013 TOM QUILTY
NSWERA TEAMS
THE NSWERA SMC is calling for nominations to represent NSW at the 2013 Tom Quilty.
Nomination forms, including the selection protocol are available on the NSWERA website or
may be requested from the NSWERA Secretariat.
NSWERA will select 1 or 2 teams depending on the nominations received.
NOMINATIONS CLOSE MAY 17th 2013.
Expressions of Interest are also invited for the position of
Teams Coordinator
NSWERA Tom Quilty Team Coordinator (TC)
The TC has NO involvement with the Team selection which is done by the NSWERA SMC.
The role of the Team Coordinator is as follows;


After the teams are announced;

contact each Team Member and confirm their uniform size and choice and
convey this to the SMC Merchandise Portfolio person who is responsible to
source the required clothing and arrange for delivery to the TC a minimum 72
hours prior to the event.

contact the NSWERA Treasurer and arrange for the fuel allowance cheques
to be written and provided to the TC a minimum 72 hours prior to the event.
At the Tom Quilty;

arrange a suitable time prior to pre-ride vetting for a presentation of the
uniforms to the Teams and team photos.

confirm that each team member passes the pre-ride vetting and if anyone is
unsuccessful advise the appropriate reserves(s) of their promotion.

Once the pre-ride vetting is complete and the final composition of the teams is
known complete and lodge the official Team Entries with the Ride Committee.

Generally be aware of the progress of the team and make known to NSWERA
members on the grounds where possible.
EOI’s to be submitted by May 17th 2013.
Q60
Q60 ENDURANCE RIDE – SUNDAY 14TH APRIL 2013
Article submitted by Eileen McILwain
The competition was fierce at the Q60 Endurance Ride which took place in the stunning bushland
surrounding the Upper Colo Reserve. Almost fifty horses and riders accepted the invitation to ride
100kms of the original Quilty course, but in the end it came down to two riders – Tom Bouzianis
and Andrew Mackinder. Tom’s horse was none other than Conderosa Zeus, the 8 year old
purebred Arabian gelding he placed 4th on at the Shahzada 400km Marathon last year. Andrew
was riding his faithful mare Sundown Park Cariad, a 10 year old Anglo- Arabian who has taken
Andrew to victory ten times over the last two years in the Junior division. Their most notable wins
include a 160km FEI*** and two 160km State Championships.
Tom and Andrew were neck and neck as they crossed the bridge over the Colo River, but
declared a tie by holding hands across the finish line. Andrew and Cariad also won the highly
coveted “Best Conditioned” (BC) award which is judged on speed, weight carried, and veterinary
scores. The pair have won 10 BC awards since they formed their partnership. It’s an exciting start
to Andrew’s first season in the Open Division after his success as a Junior. I caught up with the
quiet 18 year old to find out more about the Q60.
So Andrew, that was a heart stopping finish! How did you and Tom end up tied after
100kms?
It was about halfway through the second leg as Tom passed me, and I ended coming in a few
minutes after them off the second leg. When it was time to go back out on the third leg, I passed
Joint winners of the 100 klm event at Colo. Andrew Mackinder riding Sundown Park Cariad and
Tom Bouzianis riding Conderosa Zeus.
him just outside camp. He tailed me for a bit then we rode side by side the whole way, and as
soon as we came back across the bridge we galloped all the way to the walk zone, and seeing
there was no finish line, we decided to come in together.
How did you feel presenting Sundown Park Cariad for the final veterinary inspection?
Pretty relaxed, it was hot but I wasn’t worried. Dad was there to help strap so I knew everything
was under control.
Endurance is a tough sport. What was the biggest challenge you had to deal with on the
day?
I’ll be honest, getting out of bed is always hard for me, but apart from that probably just the heat. It
was a pretty hot day and the forecast was 19 degrees, so it was a bit unexpected, but at the end
of day Mackinder Endurance always comes prepared for all weather so it was manageable.
What were some of the highlights of the Q60 endurance ride?
Definitely the gallop finish. I’ve never seen that mare go so quickly, it was honestly unbelievable to
ride 100km and then to put so much effort and speed into the last 500m. It was just insane.
You’ve been competing in endurance since you were 14 years old. Any tips for people who
want to get started in the sport?
Always try to have fun, and make the most out of every moment there is.
Of course, events like this are only possible with the help of volunteers and sponsors. The ride
was organised by Greg Moore, one of the many volunteers for Zone 1 Endurance Riders Inc.
The event received generous support from the following sponsors: Agnes Banks Equine Clinic;
Animal Focus – Jo Arblaster (photographer); Conderosa Arabians; Hawkesbury Equine Veterinary
Care; Hidez – Animal Compression Suits; Joint Performance ; Keeden Contracting; Proforge –
Rodney Brazil (farrier); Sydney Equestrian Supplies; Tallawudjah Arabians.
Wiki Winton riding McDonald Tenor and Faith Robinson riding Miss Anniversary: Animal Focus
Special thanks to the many volunteers
from the horse community who helped
out on the day, and the wonderful
volunteers from the Upper Colo Fire
Brigade who provided catering for the
event.
For more information on endurance,
visit the Australian Endurance Riders
Association website at
www.aera.asn.au or to see what
events are on in your area, check the
calendar at the NSW Endurance Riders
Association at www.nswera.asn.au.
2096
2096 - April Bonham riding Ralvon
Courier.
2144 - Alex Bacocha riding Ralvon Secret
in his first training ride.
2231 - Narelle Bush riding Rowallan
Seek.
1988 - Scott Dowey
1988
2144
2231
1950
Above: 2231 - Narelle Bush riding Rowallan Seek. Animal Focus
Above: 1950 Sam Gauci (Charlie’s son) riding Lady
Below: Riders at Horsley Park. Photo LeeAnne Gauci
Notes on NSW ERA Meeting held 18th January 2013
Present: Tom Perkins Snr (Chairman), Carol Griffiths, Gay Bonham, Greg Moore (Zone 1) 6:47pm, Carol
Griffith, John Howe, Steve Roberts (Snowy Zone), Marlee Turnbull, Haydn Fisher, Belinda Hopley, Brad
Jones (Zone 2)
Apologies: Gary Tweedie, Tom McCormack
In attendance: Helen Rich (minutes)
50th Anniversary Tom Quilty Ride
Meeting tomorrow morning. Gay does not believe that the committee is obliged to give AERA a copy of the
TQ50 minutes until the official agreement is signed.
2013 State Championships
All going well. Note The Zones will be having their respective meetings soon, some sponsorship should
come from them. The committee would like to change the vetting from Gate into Hold to standard AERA
vetting but with early present. Spoken to Kym and Stuart who have agreed that this should work. Kym is
still insisting on a compulsory represent after the third leg. There will be an away vet check. Entry fee
reduced to $280.00.
AGM – Intermediate Membership
Discussion paper previously sent out by Tom Perkins. Need to keep the motion for the Intermediate
Membership purely relating to the membership. Carol is going to the AGM and has started on a
presentation. This has been passed by the AERA at first reading. It will be back to the next meeting and it
will be retrospective if passed.
IDP Pack
Tom Perkins had a paper on this and stated that there were a few minor changes to the paper sent out
previously. He went on to discuss these. Mainly revolved around any possible ‘conflict of interest’. Paper
was passed around with the changes highlighted.
MOVED
THAT
Carried
Gay Bonham, Greg Moore
the IDP pack as presented be accepted.
Unanimous
Horse Health Declarations
This was sent out previously by Tom Perkins. This came from the AERA: Motion reads: That all horses
participating in endurance rides in Australia are required to complete a horse health declaration form until
further notice and provide it to the ride organizer at the point of entry.
WA yes, Qld yes, Tas yes, Vic no, SA no, NSW no. CARRIED. NEW RULE FOR 2013.
This was discussed at length with the following motion eventually put.
MOVED
THAT
Carried
Gay Bonham, Greg Moore
to comply with the Health Declaration request Steve Roberts will assist with the wording for
NSW entry forms
Unanimous
Membership Growth Project
If we get a new grant, we should set up some sort of reporting criteria. Tom P said in the new one it’s a
50/50 contribution. The earlier grants allowed travel and accommodation. The new application doesn’t.
Tom P said that if we want to build a promotion – this new one will provide money for resources, DVDs etc,
possibly cover appearance money for someone to go and do a demonstration but won’t cover their travel
expenses. If we could identify any money left in the earlier grants – could we carry it over? Greg said that
we don’t know what’s been spent so we don’t know what’s left. Greg suggests we don’t open any more
doors on the past. If we get another grant, we should start again and devise a suitable accounting plan for
the future.
NSW ERA Legal Advisor
A letter was sent to Steve Finnane over four months ago but we did not get a response. It was sent to Mr
Finnane’s Chambers in the city. Agreement to worry about this if the necessity arrives.
Sonya Ruprecht– Secretariat/Membership services
Adult: YTD 44, Junior 1, Associate 2, Honorary 6, Newsletter 24.
Marlee will have clothing at the AGM for members to view. Orders can then be taken. With the team
events, clothing is awarded and Marlee will arrange to purchase the appropriate items.
Tom McCormack has written off all of the old clothing in the books. Suggests that we take everything to the
AGM, put $10 on the articles and sell at the AGM. Aim not to bring any items back.
Agreement on Life members – Those who want to ride need to apply for a membership card on receipt of a
membership application.
We need Neil to print off ‘Intermediate’ level cards. Approval duly given.
John Howe – Ride calendar
To date the calendar for 2013 is filling rapidly, a good sign of a healthy sport.
Ride Organisers to a large degree are now following the guidelines very well, there is, of course, the odd
swap around and Organisers who want us "to pencil" dates in. However, this is no longer the problem that it
was.
With the need to promote and grow the sport, I'm pleased to see Tom's proactive stance re these important
tasks over the next 3 years, esp as T.Q 15 is approaching at a rate of knots .I can only assume that the
2014 State Champs will probably be run on the proposed T.Q 15 course, this will bring home to us how 2
and a half years can slip away.
To this end I would love to be fully involved in any and all endeavors to increase the membership of our
sport and to promote Endurance riding in all it's forms, from Training rides to Shahzada.I feel that it's about
9.00 p.m. and it's time for us as a management committee to get going.
Ride Application bookings received.
St. Albans 80/40/20 – 22.9.2013 – alternate 28.7.2013. 14 klm too short towards Woodstock but on the
alternative weekend they would be running against Bago.
Currowan Endurance (Nilligen) Zone 5 - 29/30 June – alternate 6/7 July – 80/40/20. There is a very limited
window to hold this event. Approved.
Zone 2 Championships at Windeyer on 19/20th October. Meets the current criteria. It is a week after Putty.
Approved providing Charlie doesn’t have a problem with the date.
Email from Tall Timbers. They have just received approval from VERA. Running on 27th April. This is the
day before Gundagai. NSW is not able to dual affiliate.
With TQ15 coming up it will be one of the best things we can use to get more interested in the sport. .
Tom Perkins –President, Google Maps, Governance, Procedures.
Procedures Report - There have been no updates in 2012 for the Governance Manual which is now
prominent on the web site and will be kept up to date there; so I will not be producing individual copies for
distribution to the SMC this year. The Motions and minutes file will be brought up to date and copies
distributed to the new SMC at the meeting following the AGM.
Marlee Turnbull – Vice President, AERA , Zone Liaison, Child Protection Officer
Facebook coming along nicely. Over 500 likes. Merchandise is underway. One set of men’s, women’s and
kids clothing ordered. Cap or beanie option also available. Discussing types of hats or caps.
With promotions we should be looking to who will be on the new committee. Small Farms Day at
Hawkesbury showed that we need a kit for promotions. Agree on items that can go around to this type of
event. We should get a subcommittee together and work on it and see if there is grant money available.
Gay said Bec Hogan is running a Getting Started in Endurance event. She needed insurance. Sonya
wants more ‘Getting started in Endurance’ printed. Sonya can forward this to Marlee. She would like
something to send out to new members. Belinda offered to help with this.
Equitana and Small Farms Expo you need some sort of demonstration. It’s a very hard thing to do.
Discussing subsidized vet fees. Should this not be only for training or introductory rides? Not for main
longstanding rides.
Tom McCormack – Treasurer, AERA Invoices for approval P&L
No Report. Tom Perkins said he would like to make a few comments. He went to the last AERA meeting.
He said that he thought he had a fair handle on the amount of work that is being done.
Tom said he thought that he was putting in a fair amount of personal time but it was an eye opener as to
how much work Tom McCormack is doing. The amount of things that he is doing would kill a horse. If we
could help him out with his workload, it would probably be a good thing.
Gay Bonham – Secretary, Ride Administration, Ride Standards
No correspondence report. Only letter was sent to Sally Fenner to which we have received no reply.
Received a letter from AERA asking that we name the NSW vet for the Queensland Quilty. Been contacted
by Equitana and they want to know if we want a stand. Agree to hold this over to the next meeting. We
need to let them know by end of April 2013. Maybe we should write to AERA and ask if they want to pay
half of the fees. Gay said Kim and Kym are happy to provide a demonstration again. Marlee said that last
time she had the passes that got her helpers into the event.
Haydn Fisher – Horse Welfare, CS & TPR, Vet Liaison
There was a certain member who was on the cusp of getting a letter under the points system. Didn’t quite
get to 30 points. He spoke to her but he thinks she is due for a letter. The rider rides differing horses for
different people and this seems to be the problem. She did 36 rides and vetted out of 50%. No drug
testing. Gail has done her testing with Jeff Bonham. Haydn asked if NSW ERA would pick up her
expenses.
MOVED
THAT
Carried
Gay Bonham, John Howe
NSW ERA pay Gail Fisher’s EA membership for 2013
Unanimous
Steve Roberts said that he has done a swab on a horse at a recent ride and he is not an EA member. He
did this at the request of AERA. We are following the EA procedures, do we need to use EA members?
We need to use EA accredited swab stewards. Gay said that Jeff Bonham would prefer not to continue as
a drug steward.
Zone 1 – Greg Moore – Feedback Forum, Ride Surveys, Membership Surveys
Have you all looked at the website? Photo ribbons are a bit of a problem. Zone delegates asked to send
their Zone information in.
Tom Perkins said that when you go to any tab this could be made password protected. If we have a tab
that we don’t want public, general membership could not open that tab. Consider that we have a TAB in the
drop down menu where there is a page for each portfolio but only SMC members could see it. Greg was
asked to think about the idea as he wasn’t currently in favour of it.
Zone 2- Brad Jones
Brad to supply his details to add his information on the inside back cover of the newsletter. Zone 2 needs to
change its ride buckle. At the recent Zone AGM, there were some new members, a family of four who
wrote a cheque out for $500 for a new mould for a new buckle. This was great.
Zone 4- Steve Roberts – Dispute Resolution & Disciplinary Process amendments
No news other than the summary that was put out for the AGM. Anne Lymbery is not as badly injured as he
was led to believe.
Zone 5 – Belinda Hopley – Horse Welfare, CS & TPR, Vet Liaison,
Gay needs to move Belinda’s report up the Agenda. Gary Tweedie is the new Zone Delegate. Belinda is
now in Kerry’s position. She will be standing for election at the AGM.
Report from Kiwarrak – Shaun Pollard is now set to become a Chief Steward. He has done all that is
required. No problems at the Kiwarrak ride. Went well. One vet didn’t turn up but they were able to get
another one who possibly was not an accredited vet.
FEI championships – Sonya chief stewarded at that ride. Four invasive treatments. One horse died.
Sassafras – Neil was chief steward. Went well, very hot, lots of vet outs. Social riders without hats, had
whips and spurs but this was all sorted out in the end.
29 rides, 2 horse deaths. Quite a lot of invasive treatments this year. Three came from Red Range. More
information is set out in Belinda’s AGM report.
General Reports
Workshops for National Parks access. Two weeks after the AGM. One at Muswellbrook. Sue and Charlie
are going to one of these meetings. Neil Clarkson is also going to a meeting.
There is a meeting at Bilpin in two weeks but it’s by invitation only.
There being no further business the meeting closed at 10.15 pm
Ride Results
Ride Name: Williams Valley Endurance
Distance: 80.0km Start Date: 17/03/2013
Ride Type: Endurance
Head Vet: Emily Streckfuss
Chief Steward: Shaun Pollard
Heavyweight 32
34
31
38
37
40
35
36
33
44
41
46
39
42
Gary Pevy Halimas Esdikarn
Mark Johnson Sharah Lateefa
Scott Peters Sharahd Jara
Gary Thomas Ben Mariah
Charles Gauci Charleville Lady
Sue Warren Warren Park O.B. One
Steve Brooks Alandell Pirate
Allan Caslick Starwest Scimilou
Greg Moore Parkview Armageddon
Jody Harrison Marvin
Joanne Aldwell Monarch Lodge Galaxy
Jolene Cole Kurrajong Blue Jeans
Con Bouzianis Conderosa Millenium Silver
Anthony Parker Conderosa Spartacus
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
6:19:00
6:56:00
6:56:00
8:00:00
8:44:00
8:44:00
9:00:00
9:05:00
Heart Rate L1
Heart Rate L1
Lame L1
Lame L1
Withdrawn L1
Lame
33, 45, 51
51, 48, 55
31, 42, 58
33, 44, 54
37, 45, 53
35, 44, 52
38, 42, 46
39, 46, 49
35, 58
41, 57
35, 48, 49
36, 49
46, 53
36, 50
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
5:55:00 36,
6:19:00 40,
7:27:00 34,
7:33:00 38,
7:33:00 41,
8:00:00 43,
8:16:00 29,
8:44:00 35,
8:56:00 34,
8:59:00 41,
9:00:00 41,
9:00:00 38,
9:00:00 40,
9:02:00 32,
9:07:00 43,
Heart Rate L2
Lame L2
Lame L2
Lame L1
Lame L2
Withdrawn L1
Metabolics L1
43, 48
44, 54
40, 46
49, 59
49, 59
44, 49
42, 43
53, 60
44, 55
48, 51
48, 51
42, 53
55, 49
44, 44
48, 52
45, 47, 69
36, 41, 45
36, 45, 49
35, 44
33, 46, 54
45, 38
35, 53
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
6:31:00
7:33:00
7:57:00
8:01:00
8:44:00
8:56:00
9:00:00
9:00:00
9:00:00
9:00:00
Withdrawn L2
Lame L1
Lame L1
39, 42, 53
43, 44, 50
35, 44, 55
28, 42, 46
33, 46, 48
39, 46, 57
40, 41, 48
37, 38, 45
34, 42, 46
37, 40, 53
44, 42, 47
41, 44
41, 49
2
2
2
2
2
1
7:02:00
8:02:00
8:18:00
9:15:00
Withdrawn L2
Lame L1
51, 50, 56
45, 38, 50
35, 44, 46
36, 40, 50
43, 48, 51
32, 46
Middleweight 57
60
58
69
68
62
64
56
66
45
53
65
63
54
67
70
43
59
55
52
51
61
Thomas Hermann TTH Headliner
Michael Cummins Winter Hill Alice
Tom Bouzianis Conderosa Sara
Bree Hollingsworth Lydia Te
Kayte Barnard Candice te
Raymond Griffiths Hazeldean Sahara
Andrew Mackinder Sundown Park Cariad
Carol Major Saradon
Nicole Smith Skittles
Peter Kelly Razorback Jack
Ben Hudson Velona Joker
Daphne Phillips Shafiq
Mathew Broome Erin Park Spirit
Terry Wood Tallawarra Holly
Alicia Weed Aberlene Park La Det
Katrina Bodewes Garnee Jaguar
Jennifer Rogers Conderosa Arassim
Talea Hasko-Stewart Conderosa Ozzie
Sasha Buchmann Tallawarra Miracle
Debbie Pevy Burren-Dah Walter
Peter Bice Wilcannia
Monica Majerowski Valinor Park Sakim
Lightweight 23
19
11
18
21
17
20
12
13
15
14
16
24
Anne Hills Kerewong Shelfyre
Carol Layton Omani City Smoke
Narelle Bush Rowallan Seek
Liesl Wickson Assateague Dolce Dura
Robin Young Razorback Kadance
Karen Anderson Malleegrove Samsara
Emma McCormack Devious Chloe Bella
Wendy Jones Castlebar First Light
Allix Jones Castlebar Belair
Julie Brooks Aloha Byshara
Renee Schneider Badia Just Rosie
Cherry Cummins Holly
Mary Hollingsworth Riley te
Junior 4
1
22
71
2
3
Georgia Curry Macquarie Park Shafeeq
Victoria Bice TheByzantine Diamonds
Shantel Nagle Conderosa Zeus
Mia Bodewes Booramby Jacob
Tomeika Bond-Pevy Makhtar
Tayla Warren Warren Park Kiara
Ride Name: Cedar Ridge Easter Carnival
Distance: 120km
Start Date: 30/03/2013
Ride Type: Two Star
Chief Steward: Thomas McCormack
OPEN
311
322
302
327
307
328
323
301
313
329
314
305
312
308
309
310
Tom Bouzianis
Jenny Shepheard
Linda Tanian
Melanie Whiteley
Jennifer Annetts
Nicole Whitehead
Ben Hudson
Frank Mollema
Dianne Luker
Nicola Robinson
Vanessa Richardson
Julie White
Con Bouzianis
Michael Taylor
Wendy Jones
Wendy Dower
Conderosa Sara
Currowan Mojo
Castlebar Contraband
Blake's Heaven Angelico
Castlebar Citation
Riverlee Ashira
Oso Last Eclipse
Littlebanks Dizzy
Dumaresq Legends of Warr
Zharion
Turingal Park Vassili
Maringo
Conderosa Rassim
Breathe
Castlebar First Light
Castlebar Truffle
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
7:06:02
7:20:19
8:24:20
8:39:58
8:40:00
8:50:26
9:11:17
9:59:24
10:13:11
10:13:12
Lame
Lame
Lame
Lame
Lame
Lame
1
2
3
2
4
36, 60, 56, 60, 56
40, 60, 56, 58, 48
32, 60, 60, 60, 52
40, 62, 56, 60, 60
36, 52, 56, 56, 56
56, 54, 64, 56, 60
44, 56, 60, 62, 60
40, 56, 56, 52, 48
36, 56, 58, 48, 52
44, 60, 60, 56, 56
40
L1 30, 64
L2 36, 60, 64
L3 44, 63, 56, 56
L2 40, 64, 56
L4 36, 60, 56, 56, 52
Youth
326
319
318
317
304
303
325
324
315
316
321
Talea Hasko-Stewart
Brooke Brown-Cordell
David Anderson Jnr
Erin Krahnen
Allix Jones
Harrison Berg
Sorsha StuartRachel Beatson
Alexandra Toft
Colleen Krahnen
Tayla Warren
Blake's Heaven Bombora
4 6:34:28
Ausden Prince Mahal 4
6:35:03
Aloha Farina
4
7:16:22
Kalkadoon Zorro
4
7:20:21
Castlebar Jumeirah
4
7:31:28
Castlebar Condor
4
8:09:19
Rokvic Blake's Heaven Venus 4 8:24:59
Oso Edith
4
8:56:16
Tora Karlaya
4
9:30:33
Charlotte te
4
9:30:35
Warren Park Kiara
3
Withdrawn
44, 64, 64, 60, 52
36, 50, 60, 58, 58
38, 60, 56, 56, 52
52, 60, 60, 56, 50
32, 60, 56, 60, 56
44, 60, 56, 60, 56
36, 60, 56, 64, 60
40, 60, 62, 56, 56
32, 60, 62, 56, 48
48, 62, 62, 64, 56
L3 44, 56, 56, 60
Distance: 160.0km
Ride Type: Marathon
Chief Steward: Tom McCormack
Heavyweight
Y9
Y5
Y6
Y1
Roy Barsby
Charles Gauci
Scott Peters
Mark Johnson
Dumaresq Waltzing Matilda
Stacey-Le Zorro
Sharahd Narang
Sharahd Chemoss
Windradyne Centrefold
TTH Headliner
Sundown Park Cariad
Ky
Lila
6
6
5
12:55:36
13:24:38
Lame
Lame L5
48, 48, 48, 48, 50, 46, 44
44, 62, 56, 56, 56, 56, 56
48
36, 54, 48, 48, 56, 56
6
6
6
3
6
11:10:45
11:47:38
12:28:46
Retired 80km
Lame L6
36, 46, 44, 44, 60, 62, 52
44, 56, 56, 52, 50, 56, 48
48, 48, 44, 48, 48, 48, 48
36, 48, 52, 56
36, 60, 56, 52, 60, 64, 52
Middleweight
Y2
Y7
Y4
Y3
Y8
Roy Counsell
Thomas Hermann
Andrew Mackinder
Allison Knihinicki
Robin Gossip
Distance: 80.km
Heavyweight B54
B15
B24
B49
B34
B59
B2
B57
B27
Peter Norman
Ray Spence
Heidi Wade
Louise McCormack
Garry Matthews
Allan Caslick
Marita Rifai
Aimee Mitchell
Haydn Fisher
Tallaganda Downs Natifa 3
Dahman Nile Star
3
Yinbilliko Jackson
3
Aloha Dancing With The Stars 3
Sensahra Zavisha
3
Starwest Scimilou
3
Tianna
3
Ejen Park Commander 3
Kailani Tiago
3
5:04:57
5:13:03
6:31:40
7:57:19
8:32:18
8:36:42
8:39:46
8:44:42
8:46:10
44, 50, 54, 56
22, 52, 48, 58
36, 48, 54, 52
36, 48, 48, 48
48, 52, 60, 60
44, 56, 60, 52
40, 64, 48, 48
38, 52, 56, 60
38, 44, 46, 48
B11
B48
B41
B20
B35
B61
John Howe
Evan Drain-Shepheard
Adam Cosgrove
Nigel Colefax
Sarah Kelly
Alan West
Ashbend Perazzi
3
Currowan Starlite
1
Madusa
1
Dazzle
2
Sweet Meadows Enchant
Ehsun Sahara
1
8:56:50
Lame L1
Withdrawn
Lame L2
1 Lame L1
Lame
40, 52, 56, 48
44, 62
L1 36, 52
44, 52, 56
48, 62
L1 36, 52
44, 50, 44, 44
32, 52, 52, 52
40, 44, 48, 56
44, 62, 56, 52
48, 44, 48, 52
40, 52, 56, 56
36, 48, 44, 52
48, 63, 48, 52
40, 48, 60, 48
48, 56, 52, 48
36, 52, 52, 60
40, 56, 52, 60
40, 52, 56, 56
44, 44, 52, 60
44, 56, 52, 52
48, 60, 60, 60
40, 52, 52, 52
44, 50, 52, 54
48, 60, 56, 48
40, 54, 60, 58
42, 60, 56, 60
42, 52, 56, 52
32, 56, 48
40, 48
40, 63, 58
40, 56, 60
40
44, 64
36, 60, 56
Middleweight B55
B3
B23
B52
B43
B39
B53
B7
B4
B31
B40
B36
B37
B51
B16
B32
B56
B60
B1
B26
B44
B45
B42
B8
B10
B18
B46
B33
B29
Mitchell Ravallion
Allana Rempel
Ava Pellizzari
Sandi Brown
Dean Walkom
Carol Major
Alan Lindsay
Peter Bice
Fiona Coddington
Brett Willis
Kate Pilley
Rebecca Furness
Tracy Haack
Jenny Berg
Daphne Phillips
Jolene Cole
Marjorie Trudgett
Jennifer Wilson
Garry Weis
Gail Fisher
Margaret Boland
Michael Boland
Kristie Wright
Garry Bennett
Nicole Smith
Debbie Pevy
Stacey Wood
Jo Davis
Michael Cummins
Valinor Park Solly
Ralvon Milarna
Zzariava Valentino
Ithilien Arwen
Santander Aladdin
Major Luke
Kintamani Silver Motif
Wilcannia
Burren-dah Gladiator
Jamil Razah Gazelle
Abrock Lucinda
Brindellah Desert Prince
Alandell Enigma
Oso Laredo
Shafiq
Kurrajong Oak
Trazir Amir Rhazzikh
Karabil Abbra
Ejen Park Silver Flash
Aylah
Rosebrae Apollo
A'landell Karlinta
Coolahlee Park Wahsha
Karabil Yaningi
Skittles
Burren-Dah Walter
Yukon Park Shiloh
WicketlyGood
Aloha Vision
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
1
2
2
1
2
5:05:05
6:45:03
6:51:45
6:51:45
7:04:50
7:04:51
7:11:06
7:12:13
7:14:35
7:37:53
7:49:32
7:49:34
7:49:37
7:57:21
8:04:23
8:32:19
8:35:53
8:36:43
8:39:43
8:46:03
8:48:08
8:48:08
Withdrawn L2
Lame L1
Lame L2
Lame L2
Lame
Withdrawn L1
Lame L2
Winter Hill Alice
Blake's Heaven Harissa
Trigger
OSO Bandit
Willow Valley Dartanyan
Carlwood Park Frosty
Bara Park Rosie
Cedar Ridge Georgia
Feltrin Kelkette Park Lorelle
Shakari Bear
Cherox Aladdin
Elfar Quincy
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
2
4:52:03
6:31:32
6:31:37
7:25:25
7:27:22
7:37:55
8:04:22
8:29:53
8:30:20
8:46:11
Metabolics mild
Lame L2
52, 52, 56, 48
36, 50, 46, 56
42, 44, 46, 52
48, 48, 60, 52
44, 48, 56, 52
40, 54, 45, 40
48, 52, 52, 48
44, 48, 56, 42
48, 56, 60, 58
50, 56, 52, 56
L1 48
48, 56, 64
Macquarie Park Shafeeq
Makhtar
Burren-dah Narla
Malleegrove Qaarma
The Byzantine Diamonds
3
3
3
3
1
6:27:57
7:01:08
7:14:40
7:37:57
Lame L1
56, 58, 58, 56
48, 52, 52, 56
36, 42, 48, 44
40, 48, 48, 48
48, 40
3
3
3
3
3
3
5:00:10
5:49:33
5:49:34
6:22:29
6:22:30
6:37:57
40, 60, 62, 56
44, 56, 60, 56
52, 60, 60, 56
36, 52, 52, 54
48, 46, 52, 48
32, 56, 60, 52
Lightweight B28
B22
B25
B50
B13
B30
B14
B21
B62
B17
B12
B58
Cherry Cummins
Jacque Thoms
Vetea Facchini
Lauren Howson
Linda Logan
Leanne Holz
Emma McCormack
Brooke Warner
Tracy-Lee
Sue Todd
Sally Fenner
Natasha Mitchell
Junior B9
B19
B5
B38
B6
Georgia Curry
Tomeika Bond-Pevy
Cybele Coddington
Tahnaya Mercieca
Victoria Bice
Distance: 80.km
Ride Type: One Star
Open 302a
323a
309a
305a
324a
316a
Lauren Howson
Ben Hudson
Wendy Jones
Kayte Barnard
Frances Derschow
Penny Toft
Candynae
Al-Marah Thunder Bay
Castlebar Belair
Riley te
Candice te
Travina
314a
317a
326a
313a
322a
310a
330
312a
320a
311a
Bridget Nottle
Brooke Warner
Sarah McLaughlin
Jane McLaughlin
Barbara
Wendy Dower
Tracy-Lee
Con Bouzianis
Mary Hollingsworth
Tom Bouzianis
Emily Jones TE
Sundale Gaylia
Tonki Dee Boo Shania
Elphyn Shafyre
Wiecek Lydia Te
Castlebar Conquest
Feltrin Jasmin Park Fame
Conderosa Millenium Silver
Cameo Ambrozia
Conderosa Zeus
3
3
3
3
2 Lame
3
2
1
6:41:18
7:00:51
7:06:47
7:06:49
L2
Withdrawn
Withdrawn
Heart Rate L3
Lame L2
Withdrawn L1
34, 54, 56, 56
40, 60, 60, 52
44, 52, 56, 48
40, 60, 52, 52
36, 56, 52
36
36
52, 56, 60, 71
40, 56, 56
40, 60
Miss Tassie
Centre Fold te
Castlebar Duke
Oso Lee
3
3
3
3
6:22:28
6:37:58
6:48:43
Lame L3
44, 60, 52, 58
32, 60, 56, 56
32, 60, 56, 56
36, 60, 56, 60
3
3
3
3
3
3
6:23:43
6:53:59
7:10:49
7:18:40
7:59:18
Lame L3
44, 56, 54, 56
44, 62, 56, 56
48, 56, 56, 62
48, 54, 48, 62
48, 60, 56, 56
56, 62, 56, 52
4:36:00
4:36:30
6:27:12
6:30:02
6:33:44
7:03:39
7:03:40
7:10:55
7:18:45
7:22:43
7:43:19
7:43:19
7:50:59
8:06:30
Lame L2
Withdrawn
Out of Time L3
Out of Time L3
Lame L2
Lame L2
40, 60, 60, 52
40, 62, 60, 40
52, 54, 44, 50
44, 54, 58, 48
32, 60, 56, 52
36, 56, 60, 58
40, 54, 56, 48
40, 52, 56, 56
48, 52, 52, 52
48, 52, 48, 60
44, 45, 48, 48
44, 60, 48, 48
36, 52, 60, 48
44, 48, 48, 48
48, 54, 56
L2
36, 60, 56
48, 48, 56, 52
42, 52, 52, 48
44, 52, 52
48, 56, 60
Youth 304a Georgia Curry
315a Alexandra Toft
303a Harrison Berg
308a Jenny Berg
Distance: 80.km
Heavyweight 73
90
87
69
80
97
Mark Lindsay
Christopher Bailey
Jason Duff
Ian Davidson
Sue Warren
Gary Pevy Ausden
Kintamani Jaffah
Bullio Desert Departure
Imparja Cherry Tree Allegro
Splitters Creek Titan
Razorback Flash
Strut 'N' Stile
Middleweight 98
84
89
100
92
81
86
88
70
95
83
93
74
85
78
40
76
75
71
47
Debbie Pevy
Halimas Esdikarn
3
Ian Curtis
Blake's Heaven Summer Reign
Deanna Trevena
Dumaresq Party Girl
3
Virginia Blain
Suncrest Diva
3
Linda Tanian
Castlebar Sheko
3
Talea Hasko-Stewart
Blake's Heaven Ventura
3
Jeremy Banwell
Blake's Heaven Caruso
3
Brooke Campbell
Imparja Ben
3
Noni Seagrim
Natham Park A Dzhamah
3
Victoria Bonham
Bridle Track Bogart
3
Raymond Griffiths
Hazeldean Sahara
3
Ruth Van der Wegen
Aloha Ameer
3
Garry Matthews
Erin Park Spirit
3
Rachel Benad
Windradyne Ella
3
Fiona Coddington
Wanstead Travelling Soldier 2
Kate Pilley
Pancho
2
Darryl King Shanadarr Noah
3
Meg Norquay Shanadarr Khaleel
3
Emeline Lacour Magic Carpet
2
Mitchell Ravallion Currowan Starlite
2
3
Lightweight 67
82
72
17
14
91
Erin Krahnen
Fia Hasko-Stewart
Allix Jones
Sue Todd
Emma McCormack
Nicola Robinson
Glengannon Azazael
Wantley Kaliph
Velona Joker
Shakista
Devious Chloe Bella
Tubbrubba Josephine
3
3
3
3
3
3
5:13:47
5:20:45
7:15:38
7:20:40
7:50:58
7:53:17
40, 60, 60, 56
32, 64, 60, 62
56, 60, 60, 60
60, 52, 52, 60
36, 52, 48, 48
44, 56, 48, 52
Windradyne Ballerina
Kalkadoon Viva
Orr-Brae Rajiyaah
Warren Park O.B. One
Wanstead Abracadabra
Natham Park A Dishaan
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4:35:30
4:47:46
5:13:49
7:22:47
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Lame L3
28, 56, 60, 56
40, 60, 56, 60
40, 42, 48, 48
48, 56, 56, 56
39, 42, 48
40, 42, 62, 48
44, 56, 60, 60
Junior 94
99
66
96
79
77
68
Shantel Nagle
Britanny Johnson
Colleen Krahnen
Indigo Noonan
Tayla Warren
Cybele Coddington
David Anderson Jnr
Training Rides
Zone One 40 klm 16th March 2013-04-09
Stacey Wood
Dean Walkom
Leanne Holz
Brett Willis
Gary Pevy
Nigel Colefax
Narelle Bush
Debbie Pevy
Kayte Barnard
Mary Hollingsworth
Bree Hollingsworth
Frances Derschow
Barbara Wiecek
Charles Gauci
Dianne Luker
Sue Todd
Stirling Keayes
Mathew Broome
Emma McCormack
Anthony Parker
Jennifer Rogers
Cherry Cummins
Ashon Dawood
Marita Rifai
Garry Weis
Faith Robinson
Scott Maxwell
Meg Norquay
Darryl King
Abigail Davey
Allie Roberts
Rhonda Herries
Murray Woods
Aimee Austin
Yukon Park Shiloh
Santander Aladdin
Austin
Ausden Strut 'N' Stile
Dazzle
Rowallan Seek
Churinga Lite Mi Fire
Riley te
Cameo Ambrozia
Miss Tassie
Candice te
Lydia Te
Stacey-Le Zorro
Dumaresq Legends of Warr
Shakari Bear
Joli Roger
Shafiq
Twynham El Nasiriyah
Conderosa Spartacus
Conderosa Arassim
Holly
Winter Hill Arrow
Tuldar Slingshot
Ejen Park Silver Flash
Miss Anniversary
Arabesque Gemstar
Shanadarr Khaleel
Splitters Creek Red Vogue
Bru-Dell Bronson
Count
Silk
Calabash Casbah
Larzar
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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1
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1
1
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4:01:00
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4:01:00
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4:14:00
4:16:00
4:16:00
4:19:00
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Zone One 40 klm 17th March 2013
Marion Grove
Jolene Cole
Nigel Colefax
Mary Hollingsworth
Bree Hollingsworth
Kayte Barnard
Frances Derschow
Barbara Wiecek
Tayla Warren
Susan Pritchard
Sue Todd
Robin Gossip
Thomas Hermann
Bronwyn Fowler
Charles Gauci
Ann English
Amanda Overall
Michaela Araldi
Andrew Mackinder
Mathew Broome
Wickwood Domanic
Kurrajong Blue Jeans
Ausden Strut 'N' Stile
Cameo Ambrozia
Lydia Te
Riley te
Candice te
Miss Tassie
Warren Park Kiara
Khalidah Tasneem
Shakari Bear
Lila
Wasabi
Tom Dooley
Charlieville Lady
Cinbel-A-Chanele
Shimmer
Erin Park Spirit
Achilles
Bara Park Rosie
Emma McCormack
Murray Woods
Elaine Kirby
Tony Warren
Sue Warren
Jo Davis
Garry Matthews
Shan Symons
Karin Santoso
Tomeika Bond-Pevy
Sonia Holdsworth
Stirling Keayes
Scott Maxwell
Dean Walkom
Devious Chloe Bella
Calabash Casbah
Excessabelle
Razorback Flash
Warren Park O.B. One
Wicketly Good
Sensahra Zavisha
Dashanda Serene
Dashanda Saab
Makhtar
Sweet Serenity
Joli Roger
Dark and Stormy
Santander Aladdin
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Bumbaldry 40 klm Training Ride – 16th March 2013
Roy Counsell
Brett Willis
Leanne Holz
Victoria Bonham
Indigo Noonan
Sue Todd
Wendy Dower
Dianne Luker
Wendy Porter
Casey Curtis
Alison Pellow
Anna Norton
Britanny Johnson
Harrison Berg
Karen Gerdes
Ava Pellizzari
Linda Logan
Ann English
Patrick Leary
Tahnaya Mercieca
Belinda Crain
Sarah Kelly
Stacey Mollema
Frank Mollema
Chris Cheney
Anna Nilbett
Marty Myhill
Natasha Mitchell
Aimee Mitchell
Brooke Campbell
Jason Duff
Kylie Whatman
Daisy Whatman
Adam Cosgrove
Curtis Oliver
Ashleigh Leibick
Penelope Whatman
Paddy Smith
Fiona Meller
David Player
Fiona Coddington
Cybele Coddington
Leeanne Hestelow
Rebecca Furness
Tracy Haack
Mette Sutton
Lauren Mitchell
Carlwood Park Austen
Bridle Track Bogart
Orr-Brae Rajiyaah
Shakista
Splitters Creek Nimrod
Nicari Giselle
Malvern Harmony
Suncrest Kadenza
Jirrima Smooth Sailor
Franshar Park Khayaal
Mahazin Bronze Azar
April
Zzariava Valentino
Willow Valley Dartanyan
Cinbel-A-Chanele
Raz Amber
Malleegrove Qaarma
Littlebanks Antwonett
Littlebanks Storm
Littlebanks Woneta
Littlebanks Dizzy
Sienna Warsaw
War Fare
Gunnah
Elfar Quincy
Ejen Park Commander
Imparja Ben
Rohanvale Ranger
Shadow
Madusa
Trazir Sheeza
Duszah Sarki
Ralvon Vim
Tuldar Shamah
Maxwell Eve
Ryton Pipes of Peace
Wanstead Travelling Soldier
Alandell Enigma
Tuldar The Magician
Ghost Hill Samson
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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1
1
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1
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1
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1
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4:11:00
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Bumbaldry 40 klm Training Ride – 17th March 2013
Frank Mollema
Tahnaya Mercieca
Roy Counsell
Brett Willis
Leanne Holz
Victoria Bonham
Indigo Noonan
Wendy Dower
Harrison Berg
Robin Gossip
Sue Todd
Brooke Campbell
Mary Ptycia
Danielle Ptycia
Kylie Whatman
Jason Duff
Mark Lindsay
John Robertson
Ann English
James Ryan
Julie Dixon
Marty Myhill
Terese Malewske
Virginia Blain
Cathy Banwell
Jeremy Banwell
Catherine Winter
Oliver Hodgson
Celia Hodgson
Sorsha Stuart-Rokvic
Anna Nilbett
Belinda Crain
Lee Curtis
Joshua Campbell
Littlebanks Dizzy
Malleegrove Qaarma
Shaza
Bridle Track Bogart
Orr-Brae Rajiyaah
Splitters Creek Nimrod
Mahazin Bronze Azar
Lila
Shakista
Imparja Ben
Halimas Desert Wind
Czarena Lodge Hellraiser
Rohanvale Ranger
Kintamani Silver Motif
Karabil Asis
Cinbel-A-Chanele
Pelecan
Ben
Gunnah
Suncrest Diva
Suncrest Naomi
Lac-La-Biche Talique
Blake's Heaven Caruso
Wantley Kaliph
Wickwood Keera
Blake's Heaven Ventura
Blake's Heaven Indivara
War Fare
Littlebanks Antwonett
Suncrest Kadenza
Carlwood Park Austen
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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1
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3:02:00
3:04:00
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3:22:00
3:22:00
3:25:00
3:25:00
3:27:00
3:27:00
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4:00:00
4:07:00
4:08:00
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4:08:00
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1
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1
1
1
1
1
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4:02:00
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Horsley Park Training Ride – 40 klm
Ray Spence
Marion Grove
Peter Bice
Brett Willis
Leanne Holz
Allana Rempel
Kevin Sayer
Jacque Thoms
Anthony Parker
Ann English
Georgia Curry
Luka Curtis
Saiad Naim Sadat
Sonya Nicholls
Jennifer Rogers
Emma McCormack
Andrew Mackinder
Alan Mackinder
Daphne Phillips
Dahman Nile Star
Wickwood Domanic
Wilcannia
One Eye Quintex
Ralvon Milarna
Fabio
Blake's Heaven Harissa
Conderosa Spartacus
Cinbel-A-Chanele
Macquarie Park Banjo
Macquarie Park Dassan
Sarsaran Malika
Suncrest Ghazaal
Erin Park Spirit
Devious Chloe Bella
Sundown Park Cariad
Twynham El Nasiriyah
Shafiq
Sue Warren
Tayla Warren
Codie Dowling
Shantel Nagle
Aaron Dowling
Chris Clarke
Rhonda Herries
Allie Roberts
Angela Peters
Scott Peters
Ivy Sullivan
Les Guy
Adele Gifford
Rachael Dowling
Tammie Spackman
Victoria Bice
Josephine Jansen
Amanda Jansen
Elaine Kirby
Marita Rifai
Justine Blunt
Claudia Reid
Melanie Turner
Lauren Pisciotta
Sharron Hall
Garry Matthews
Jo Davis
Faith Robinson
Gemma Silk
Katrina Silk
Ella Silk
Sarah Adams
Sharyn Petith
Ian England
Jaqui Budden
Ruth Davies
Carla Mead
Cybele Coddington
Fiona Coddington
Briana Kirk
Veronica Saliba
Nicola Cooke
Tracey Morley
Di Geraghty
Jennifer Berryman
Christina Price
Wayne Hickey
Isobel Ilsley
Ursula Cutting
Kimberly Deme
Aaron Channell
Renee Callins
Casey Holtom
Eileen Rawlinson
Madeline Lalor
Danni Borody
Trent Haymen
Suzanne Mandersan
Sarah Wouters
Sue Todd
Karen Mitchell
Trista Mitchell
Brian Swan
Wendy Porter
Razorback Flash
1
Warren Park Kiara
1
Windradyne Ballerina
1
Burren-Dah Smokin Joe
1
Sharahd Jara
1
Sharahd Chemoss
1
Chiko
1
Count
1
Sharahd Lateefa
1
Sharahd Narang
1
Destiny Springs Red Rocket 1
Hampy
1
Serenity Bey
1
Stanley
1
Tamvina Kra'ska
1
TheByzantine Diamonds
1
Zulu's Dark Angel
1
Out of Africa
1
Turingal Park Nicholas
1
Tianna
1
Ningadoo Tornado
1
Ningadoo Kestral
1
Boy
1
Duke
1
Noah Al Jamil IBN Choice 1
Sensahra Zavisha
1
Wicketly Good
1
Miss Anniversary
1
Monty
1
Pinedale QJ Kelsey
1
Silver
1
Chellowdene Nashaia
1
Autumn night My Star
1
Ralvon Milark
1
Pasadena Congo
1
One Eye Quintex
1
Messahn
1
Burren-dah Narla
1
Burren-dah Gladiator
1
Harmere Morocco
1
Vegas Wildcard
1
Conderosa Lujain Ataan
1
Antaarez
1
Holly
1
Stella
1
Nevada
1
bozo
1
Mick
1
Macstar
1
KP Honky Tonk Hillbilly
1
Tomahawk
1
Owata Park Amirah
1
Diilun
1
Aloha Artic Angel
1
Coco
1
Karma's Maddy
1
DBA C Zar
1
Carbo
1
Jazz
1
Shakari Bear
1
Bailey
1
Dazzle
1
Spud
1
Malvern Harmony
1
5:53:00
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5:53:00
5:53:00
5:56:00
5:56:00
6:02:00
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David Porter
Mark Johnson
Tiarna Young
Sonia Holdsworth
Anne-Catherine Froidevaux
Samantha Schultze
Ava Pellizzari
Sharron Hall
Penny Callum
Brian Klatt
Annette Gifford
George
Sharahd Namaree
Sharahd Zh'Laan
Sweet Serenity
Karma's Cascade
Zip
Zzariava Valentino
Bill
APH Rocella
Monarch Park Talisman
Asali
1
1
1
1
1
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1
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1
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Williams River Endurance – 40 klm Training Ride
Sky Purkiss
Tracy Broadbent
Melody Luxford
Darryl King
Bob Locke
Sharon Foster
Isabel Foster
Melinda Macfarlane
Marjorie Trudgett
Jennifer Wilson
Ros Ryan
Phil Coleman
Tracey Morley
Steve Broadbent
Loesje Doherty
Linda Green
Gareme McKimm
Laura Munt
Anita Rodgers
Patsy Trevor
Leisa Neal
Margaret Boland
Michael Boland
Keith Sumpner
Jan Wade
Ruth Van der Wegen
Tangara Nolan
Dieter Schueleiw
N Beuter
Melaine Marshall
Melanie Anderson
Sheree Gray
Emma Fletcher
Mason Fletcher
Kym Hagon
Dusty Hagon
Ros Holder
Monique Echentille
Louise Dews
Allana Rempel
Elaine Kirby
Marion Grove
Sarah Wouters
Hollydale Finale
1
Swamp Rock
1
Coops Golden Chance
1
Shanadarr Noah
1
Ally
1
Sharabel Kalarney
1
Sharabel Akaysha
1
Lyndon
1
Duke
1
Tarrangower Gameel Ashquar
Rainbows Reach Scout
1
Rainbows Reach Snowfyre 1
Anteeza
1
Kubla Kahn
1
Suncrest Saffire
1
Suncrest Count Leo
1
Glenmore Dollar
1
Safs Soran
1
Mountain Breeze Mingha
1
Shahfa
1
Razorback Fire Wing
1
Rosebrae Apollo
1
A'landell Karlinta
1
Fonda
1
Hillville Amigo
1
Aloha Ameer
1
Attallah Esq Jabu
1
Shiraz
1
Star Rush
1
Chester
1
Girlie
1
Happy Joseph
1
Diamond R Eve
1
Cheyanne
1
Diamond R Diva
1
Gandari Alva Caasteele
1
Kenny
1
Follie Down Kadin
1
Caminante
1
Ralvon Milarna
Excessabelle
Wickwood Domanic
1
Jazz
1
1
3:20:00
3:32:00
3:47:00
3:54:00
3:56:00
3:57:00
3:57:00
4:01:00
4:01:00
4:21:00
4:21:00
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4:27:00
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4:27:00
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4:45:00
4:49:00
4:50:00
4:56:00
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5:13:00
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5:14:00
5:14:00
5:16:00
5:30:00
5:30:00
5:31:00
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Distance: 40.km
Start Date: 30/03/2013 and 31/03/2013
Ride Type: Training Ride
Raymond Griffiths
Murray Woods
Donna Scott
Lauren Mitchell
Jasmine Zimmerman
Sam Cunningham
Fiona Meller
Jane Davidson
Anthony Parker
Monique Milton
Kaliana Curtis
Amanda Overall
Aaron Dowling
Jennifer Rogers
Sharee Cassell
Elaine Kirby
Julie Dixon
James Ryan
Shan Symons
Karin Santoso
Brooke Holden
Ashley Leibick
Mark Lindsay
Mary Symons
Joe Symons
Bonnie Robinson
Tanja Zimmerman
Hazeldean Sahara
Ras Ben Sakkar
Rowallan Raven
Ghost Hill Samson
Autum Night Nahda
Wickwood Gold 'N' Lady
Maxwell Eve
Summervale Brian
Black Heart Recharge
Windy
Blake's Heaven Dubonnet
Shimmer
Sharahd Jara
Tristram Hero
Inshallah Nefertari
Excessabelle
Ben
Pelecan
Dashanda Serene
Dashanda Saab
Ooranga Park Royal Chrishaar
Kintamani Charisma
Kintamani Silver Sorrel
Back Creek Karen
Back Creek Don
Forest Dale Superstition
Stilton Farm Portia
Matthew Krahnen
Connor Krahnen
Amanda Mumberson
Kaliana Curtis
Monique Milton
Fiona Meller
Murray Woods
Elaine Kirby
Frank Mollema
Belinda Crain
Joshua Campbell
Leanne Holz
Tysha Beale
Raelene Bower
Jane Davidson
Donna Scott
Daphne Phillips
Aaron Dowling
Kevin Sayer
Amanda Overall
Annabelle Cummins
Wendy Firth
Sarah Kelly
Brett Willis
Mia
Iskah
Rune
Wickwood Keera
Windy
Maxwell Eve
Ras ben Sakkar
Excessabelle
Littlebanks Crystal Wings
Scotty
Austen
Kamarrah
Kolahai Zalcon
Summervale Brian
Rowallan Raven
Bad Boy Bubby
Sharahd Jara
Macquarie Park Dassan
Shimmer
Winter Hill Alice
Harry
Tex
Social Rides
Zone One – 5 klm introductory ride.
Tomeika Bond-Pevy
Gemma McClenahan
Alisha McDonald
Judy McGinniskin
Joshua Noonan
Natasha Noonan
Matilda Whitby
Arabela Whitby
Mary Simonian
Penny Callum
Brana Kirk
Harmere Morocco
Roman
Poetry
Charlie
Rosie
Windradyne Douglas
Rainbow
Woronora Sabrina
Tara Noriego
APH Rocella
Harmere Morocco
Zone One – 20 klm introductory ride 16th March 2013
Susan Pritchard
Victoria Bice
Peter Bice
Mary Nicoll
Doris Lungerhaun
Cybele Coddington
Fiona Coddington
Shantel Nagle
Robin Gossip
Terese Haberle
Kellie Mant
Jo Davis
Garry Matthews
Justine Blunt
Claudia Reid
Cassie Tonkin
Martin Gregson
Ian England
Jaqui Budden
Ann English
Suzanne Mandersan
Wayne Hickey
Sharon Bourne
Khalidah Tasneem
TheByzantine Diamonds
Wilcannia
Charay Hollywood Cowboy
Ribicon
Wanstead Travelling Soldier
Conderosa Rose
Lila
Ameretto
Elvis
Mulawa Spirit
Sweet Serenity
Ningadoo Tornado
Ningadoo Kestral
Burren-dah On fire
Aloha Kaiser
Ralvon Milark
Pasadena Congo
Cinbel-A-Chanele
Carbo
bozo
Nimble
Zone One – 20 klm introductory ride 17th March 2013
Niamh Wouters
Sue Burman
Adele Gifford
Martin Myois
Mandy Hayes
Annette Gifford
Steven Travis
Carol Griffiths
Helena Morris
Kade Garland
Warren Trevor
LeNoni Steholm
Kat Stenholm
Michelle Reed
Kathie Nickerson
Hayley Lewis
Tristan Lewis
Crystal
John Henry
Serinity Bey
Sweetie
Slim
Asali
Especialy sun
Oak-Glen Isis
Simba
Millie
Towarri Blaze
Thor
Khalidah Taariq
Tim
Ruby
Midget
Kadette
(Continued from page 61)
Sally Lewis
Sarah Gormall
Emma Haskins
Pam Badior
Kaitlin Cohen
Trudy Balstad
Margaret Weller
Bopper
Phoenix
Kashin
Candy
Portia
Tara-Iti
Cozie
Bumbaldry Social Ride – 16th March 2013
Murray Woods
Jo Davis
Judy McGinniskin
Ella Ussher
Ali McGrath
Mette Sutton
Robin Gossip
John Robertson
Julie Dixon
James Ryan
Sonya Ardill
Sharne Gibbons
Alexi Lincoln
Alan Lindsay
Mark Lindsay
Terrese Maleoske
Virginia Blain
Sarah Pollard-Williams
Kellie Tinworth
Phillip Burke
Tracee Burke
Maxine McArthur
Nikki Tucker
Megan Taylor
Karen Gray
Karen Noonan
Natasha Noonan
Kellie Mant
Hayden Mant
Kristie Wright
Chloe Paton
Colleen Clancy
Chris Turnbull
Ras Ben Sakkar
Wicketly Good
Mulawa Spirit
Amaki's Perlino on Ice
Calderwood TKO
Lila
Forest Dale Superstition
Karabil Asis
Baranne Bedouin
Pelican
Splitters Creek Rosie
White Pearl
Flicka
Kintamani Charisma
Kintamani Silver Sorrel
Suncrest Diva
Suncrest Naomi
Jive
Clancy
Trinket
Proud Little Lady
Suncrest Aenzac Spirit
Oakleigh Park Bailey
Nick
Cookie
Sovereign Nelson
Windradyne Douglas
Elvis
Levi
Wybalena Lodge Affaire
Asiya Contessa
Cooroora Allyjah
Hillfry Splash of Gold
Bumbaldry Social Ride – 17th March 2013
Natasha Mitchell
Aimee Mitchell
Anna Norton
Gertraud Norton
Murray Woods
Alan Lindsay
Jo Davis
Judy McGinniskin
Chloe Paton
Britanny Johnson
Ella Ussher
Sonya Ardill
Adam Cosgrove
Wendy Porter
Sharne Gibbons
Alexie Lincoln
Elfar Quincy
Ejen Park Commander
Scarlet Oaks Amica
Franshar Park Khayaal
Ras Ben Sakkar
Kintamani Jaffah
Wicketly Good
Mulawa Spirit
Asiya Contessa
Amaki's Perlino on Ice
Splitters Creek Rosie
Madusa
Malvern Harmony
White Pearl
Flicka
Brad Lincoln
Sarah Kelly
Stacey Mollema
Barb Giddins
Ali McGrath
Tracy Haack
Michelle Mercieca
Barney
Littlebanks Woneta
Baranne Tu-Shay
Calderwood TKO
Alandell Enigma
Elmo
Williams River – Social Ride 20 klm
Niamh Wouters
Sue Burman
Adele Gifford
Martin Myois
Mandy Hayes
Annette Gifford
Steven Travis
Carol Griffiths
Helena Morris
Kade Garland
Warren Trevor
LeNoni Steholm
Kat Stenholm
Michelle Reed
Kathie Nickerson
Hayley Lewis
Tristan Lewis
Sally Lewis
Sarah Gormall
Emma Haskins
Pam Badior
Kaitlin Cohen
Trudy Balstad
Margaret Weller
Crystal
John Henry
Serinity Bey
Sweetie
Slim
Asali
Especialy sun
Oak-Glen Isis
Simba
Millie
Towarri Blaze
Thor
Khalidah Taariq
Tim
Ruby
Midget
Kadette
Bopper
Phoenix
Kashin
Candy
Portia
Tara-Iti
Cozie
Distance: 20.km
Start Date: 30/03/2013 and 31/03/2013
Ride Type: Social Ride
Michael Kovac
Tysha Beale
Raelene Bower
Deanna Trevena
Adelaide Ellis
Angela Ellis
Belinda Crain
Colleen Foran
Belinda Day
Sherree Kovac
Tanya Seis
Michelle Mercieca
JD
Kamarrah
Kolahai Zalcon
Dumaresq Party Girl
Velvet
Zailor
Scotty
Banjo
Ringo Star
Honey
Buddy
Diamond R Elmo
Anthony Parker
Mary Symons
Joe Symons
Brooke Holden
Inshallah Nefertari
Back Creek Karen
Back Creek Don
Ooranga Park Royal Chrishaar
Committee Notices
Attention Ride Secretaries
Following a recommendation from the AERA International Committee (AERA IC),
the AERA has agreed that a $5.00 affiliation fee should be paid to the AERA IC for
each horse entered into a FEI ride. Ride Organisers should add this amount to
their ride entry fee.
AERA Inc
Attention Chief Stewards
Would you please ensure that all:

Invasive Treatment Forms, Rider reports,

Rest Orders and

Log Books
are correctly filled out.
Please take the time to check that all required areas are correctly filled in and that
the names are spelt correctly.
Belinda Hopley – for the NSW SMC
NSW ERA Notice
Horse Yards: Riders are reminded of their duty of Care with
regard to Horse Containment at rides. There have been a
number of incidences that have resulted in injuries serious
enough to withdraw from the ride. One horse received
injuries serious enough to be out for quite a few months.
So please, think about how and where you contain your
horse and try to have someone supervise your horse at all
times.
NSW SMC
Ride Bases Map
The NSWERA Web page now has a Google map with ‘Find it’ features that will show the distribution
of ride bases through NSW and provide a map with directions from your home to the ride base.
To access the map just go to www.nswera.asn.au. When you get there just click on the "NSW
Ride Base Map" towards the top of the screen.
To use the map: -

Click on the ride base in the list on the left.

A text box will pop up near the flag for the ride base.

Click on get directions ‘to here’.

Enter your hometown in the start address.
Click ‘GO’ and print off the map and directions.
If you have a navigator in your vehice the map coordinates are shown in the text box, but a word
of caution when using a navigator to go to a map grid reference, navigators are programmed to find
the most direct route (as the crow flies), and as you get close to your destination they sometimes
want to turn you down a side road or even a forest trail.
Ride organisers
To have a ride base added to the map,
1. Go to Google on the internet.
2. Select 'Maps' from the menu bar at the top.
3. With a map of Australia showing.
4.the curser (a little hand) on the area you're interested in, right click and select 'Center map here'.
5. Slide up the scale ladder a little.
6. Repeat 4&5 until you have zoomed in on the area.
7. Now select 'Satellite' to see an overhead picture of the area.
8. Put the 'Little Hand' on the gateway to the ride base, right click and select 'Directions from Here'.
9. A green flag will appear at the spot and a 'Get directions' box will appear in the top left corner.
10. If the flag is not quite right, click and drag it.
11. In the 'Get directions' box against flag 'A' will be the map grid reference for the spot chosen, it
will look like ( -30.294007,147.498579)
12. Jot down that reference with the ride name and email it to me at ‘[email protected]’.
To check we have located the marker correctly, or if the ride base has been moved, zoom in
on your marker on the Ride Bases Map as described above, switch to Satellite and check the
position of the marker. If it is in error follow the procedure above and email me the details.
Also run some tests approaching your ride base from different directions and note any anomalies,
see the Shahzada text box for an example.
Regards, Tom Perkins snr 20435
DOWNLOADS AT THE NSWERA WEB SITE
www.nswera.asn.au
The Internet has become a wonderful tool to equip ourselves with information.
This means that information is now at your finger tips regarding your sport in
NSW at www.nswera.asn.au
The “Home” page of the web site is a great place to start. It will highlight
important current issues and will guide you through the rest of the website.
Tabs on your Home Page include –
Ride Calendar where you can find a full list of upcoming rides, contact details
for ride secretaries, ride previews and ride results.
Prenomination where you can prenominate to ride secretaries via email
NSW Ride Base Maps – details how to find your way to a ride base and also
how Ride Organisers can list their rides on the Map.
Point Score for NSW
Contacts to email NSWERA Secretariat, Newsletter or Secretary
Forms - all the forms you may need such as Membership, Logbooks,
Insurance, Horse Identifcation, etc.
Starting Out Guide - Notes on Getting Started in Endurance riding.
Committee contacts
NSW FEI information
Constitution – print off a copy
Links to other Associations and the AERA
Insurance – Requests for Certificate of Currency from AON; Claims
Procedures; etc.
New innovations that will be coming to your web site in the near future will be
online Membership Forms with Credit Payment opportunities, as well as
merchandise purchasing.
So, keep in touch with your sport through www.nswera.asn.au. You’ll get a
surprise at the amount of information on there for you. Remember, this is your
website, so stories, photos and articles of interest are always a welcome
addition.
NSW ERA Ride Booking Procedures
1.
A ride must be booked a minimum of three months prior to the proposed
date for the ride. This requirement may only be waived with the consent
of the State Management Committee (SMC) under exceptional
circumstances.
2.
Ride Committees must be incorporated with the Department of Fair
Trading and a copy of the Certificate of Incorporation forwarded with
Booking Form.
3.
Entry fees for all sections of the ride must be shown on the Booking
Form and advertised in the Newsletter when inserted in the Ride
Calendar.
4.
Rides being conducted to replace cancelled rides must have permission
from the NSW ERA SMC before the ride is advertised ANYWHERE.
5.
Existing rides that have run on the same date for consecutive years will
have preference for that date over new rides to protect the survival of the
existing rides.
6.
If a new ride is allocated a date other than as requested, that Ride
Committee must change their date in accordance with the Committees
decision.
7.
A $10.00 Booking Fee is payable when lodging the Ride Booking Form.
8.
A $50.00 Bond is payable if this is not already held on behalf of the ride
Committee. This bond may be used for the next ride by that Committee if
all paperwork is in on time.
9.
The Ride Booking Form will indicate the Ride Committee’s request for
their ride to be dual-affiliated with another State.
10. A letter will be forwarded to Ride Committees one month prior to their ride
requesting confirmation of the ride’s Head Vet and Accredited Chief
Steward.
Logbook & Identification Procedures
A horse is a novice for a minimum of 90 days from the date on which it successfully
completes its first affiliated endurance ride and may only attempt four rides during
this period, ie if a horse successfully completes its first ride on 1st July, it cannot
upgrade to endurance status until after 28th September and may only enter four
rides during this period. There is no limit on the time it takes to reach endurance
status. Your horse can be a novice for as many months (or years) as you like.
When your horse has successfully completed 240 kms of affiliated endurance (not
training) rides, it can be upgraded from novice (blue log book) to endurance (yellow
log book) status.
Ensure the brands are clear. If not, have the horse re-branded or microchipped
(Refer to rule H5.2(a) - (b) ) and H5.3).
Have a vet complete the horse identification form (written description and diagrams)
and sign it. Identification and microchipping can be done at most rides, but it is
advisable to check with the ride secretary beforehand.
Complete the logbook application form and attach I.D. form, novice horse logbook
and the appropriate fee.
Please allow 10 working days from date of posting for return.
It is essential to retain a copy of the I.D. form and perhaps have it laminated for the
future.
PLEASE NOTE An Endurance Horse Logbook will not be issued unless a signed
Veterinary Identification Form is enclosed with the application. The I.D. in the novice
log book is NOT acceptable.
If there is anything that you are unsure of, please do not hesitate to phone me.
Sonya Ruprecht, Log Book Registrar, NSWERA
(02) 6553 8640
Post Office Box 6627, Chatham NSW 243
Australian Endurance Riders
Association Inc.
Transfer of Ownership Procedures
It is the responsibility of the purchaser of the horse to notify the State of the change in
ownership details. It is important that the correct person be registered as the owner of the
horse as this assists with the correct allocation of National and State distance and
pointscore awards as well as identifying the persons responsible for the horse when
disciplinary actions need to be instituted.
Process for Changing Ownership Details
When a sale of a horse occurs and the horse has had a logbook issued it is the
responsibility of the new owner to notify the State of the change of ownership. A transfer of
ownership form must be completed and forwarded to the State, together with a cheque for
$11 and the logbook.
Once the transfer of ownership form is received the logbook can be amended with the
change in owners and the transfer verified by the Logbook Secretary/Registrar.
Procedure for Recording Change of Ownership
Transfer of ownership forms are to be made readily available to all members, preferably
through the State Newsletters or upon application to the Logbook Secretary/Registrar.
Once a logbook, transfer of ownership form and fee are received the Logbook Secretary/
Registrar will:
1.
Record the ownership transfer into the logbook.
2.
Verify the transfer.
3.
Return the logbook.
4.
Record the ownership transfer into the computer records of the State Division.
5.
Keep a copy of the ownership transfer form and forward the original to the AERA
Registrar.
6.
Forward the $5 fee to AERA.
AUSTRALIAN ENDURANCE RIDERS ASSN. INC.
ANNUAL LOGBOOK RETURN
Current Horse Details
To help maintain a current register of all AERA Logbook horses, please fill out relevant details of all endurance horses in your care and return to your State Registrar with your membership form. Membership may be
withheld if this form is not attached.
Owners Name: ___________________________________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________Postcode: ___________
Membership Number: ________________________
Name of Horse
AERA No.
End / Novice
To assist in maintaining our records, please advise of any horse that has a logbook that is no longer competing for any reason. e.g. retired, sold, died etc.
Name of Horse
AERA No.
Reason
If the horse has been sold please provide details.
Name of Horse
AERA No.
Sold to another
member (give
name)
Sold &
no longer in
sport
Sold
overseas
AUSTRALIAN ENDURANCE RIDERS ASSOCIATION INC.
MEMBERS DANGEROUS ACTIVITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In consideration of the New South Wales Endurance Riders Association Inc. ("the
Association") permitting me to participate in an event conducted by the Association:
This agreement is compulsory and is entered into by:
Participant 1 Name: ……………………………..……………………….M’Ship No. ……………………...
…………….
Participant 2 Name: ……………………………………..……………….M’Ship No. ……………………...
…………….
And covers my participation in all endurance riding activities affiliated with or endorsed by the Association.
I understand that –
There are potentially significant risks and hazards involved with endurance riding, and that horses are powerful and potentially dangerous animals;
There are certain inherent risks in the terrain, public roadways, weather and other forces of nature which may
arise during my participation in endurance riding, and that such risks may vary from ride to ride;
The Ride Organisers and the State Management Committee make every effort to ensure the safety of the ride
base and ride course, and the safety and well-being of all participants and their horses, and to minimize any
risk of injury, death or loss due to negligence or omission by the organisers and the Association;
It is compulsory to wear an approved safety helmet at all times while on a horse at any event affiliated or endorsed by the Association;
I am responsible for the control and welfare of any horse in my care or which I elect to ride and for ensuring
that I am capable of managing any such horse in the interests of my own safety, and that of other participants,
horses and property:
If I fail to comply with any reasonable instruction, request or direction by Ride Organisers or other designated
officials, upon my being so warned by the appointed Chief Steward, she/he may terminate any further participation by me, such termination being at my expense, and I waive any claim or refund;
I am free to withdraw my participation at any time should I determine that to do so is in the interests of my
safety and well-being or that of other participants and horses.
I agree –
That if I have a medical condition or impairment which may affect my capacity to act safely and in the best
interests of the welfare of myself, other participants and horses, then I take full responsibility for any consequence of such medical condition or impairment;
To comply with AERA and the Association’s Ride Rules and any reasonable instruction, request or direction
from ride officials as to the safety and well-being of myself and other participants, and the management of
horses;
That due to diseases such as equine influenza, the Department of Primary Industries or other state or commonwealth government body, may restrict or prevent the movement of horses, vehicles and personnel for a
period of time, otherwise known as a “standstill”. I acknowledge that a standstill is a risk of competing and
agree to pay any costs or expenses incurred by any person or organisation for and behalf of my horse(s) as a
result of the standstill.
I have read and understood the above document
Signature of Participant 1: …………………………..…………………Medical Conditions: …….
……………………..
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
…...
Signature of Participant 2: …………………………..…………………Medical Conditions: …….
……………………..
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
…...
Declaration by guardian:
As guardian of the participant:
I warrant the accuracy of the assurances and warranties given above on behalf of the participant;
AUSTRALIAN ENDURANCE RIDERS ASSN. INC.
ANNUAL ENDURANCE HORSE REGISTRATION
All endurance horses that are currently registered with an annual registration fee and intend to
compete in 2012 must pay the annual fee of $11 per horse. This should be paid with your
membership renewal for 2012.
Any endurance horses not registered for 2012 will not be allowed to compete.
Labels are to be placed inside the front cover of the Logbook. To apply for your labels, please
complete the following details and forward with your payment to:
Insert Registrar Details
Please make cheques out to: Insert Details
Owners Name: ___________________________________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________Postcode: ___________
Membership Number: ________________________
Name of Horse
AERA No.
Annual Fee
($11 / horse)
To assist in maintaining our records, please advise of any horse that has a yellow
Logbook that is no longer competing for any reason.
Name of Horse
AERA No.
Reason
AUSTRALIAN ENDURANCE RIDERS ASSOCIATION
APPLICATION FOR DISTANCE SCROLL
I wish to apply for a ……………………...km scroll for the horse listed below, I have enclosed the
appropriate fee (if any).
Horse Details
Name of Horse:
Other horse names that may have been used:
Log Book No:
Sex:
Date of Birth:
Breed:
S
M
G
(please circle)
Breed Registration No:
Sire:
Dam:
Breeder:
Owner:
Scrolls are available as follows:
300km
$10.00 each.
Available to any horse that has successfully completed 300km of affiliated endurance rides of
80km or over in ONE riding division or has successfully completed the Quilty in under 15 hours.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------800km
$10.00 each.
Available to any horse that has successfully completed 800km of affiliated endurance rides of
80km or over in ONE riding division.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1600km
Free on behalf of AERA
In recognition of any horse successfully completing 1600km irrespective of riding division.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3000km
Scroll & Trophy free, issued on behalf of AERA.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5000km
Scroll & Trophy free, issued on behalf of AERA.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------AERA Certificates of Merit are presented at 1500km intervals over and above 5000km (6500km, 8000km,
9500km etc). Scrolls for distances of 3000km and above are awarded at the Tom Quilty each year, all other
scrolls can be applied for at any time.
Send your completed forms (plus any applicable fee) to the AERA Registrar:
Jo Bailey
3008 Abercrombie Road
BLACK SPRINGS NSW 2787
Phone: (02) 63358121 ah
Notes:
(1) Unaffiliated and training rides are NOT counted.
(2) Unsuccessful rides (vet outs, withdrawals etc) are NOT counted.
Ride Secretaries
Gay Bonham
4 Reservoir Road
Manilla NSW 2346
(02) 6785 2055
Charlie Gauci
106 River Road
Emu Plains NSW 2750
(02) 4735 3014
0409 202 224
Sonia Bonham
“Tarralea” Armatree NSW 2828
68485345
Jenny Cameron
751 Parma Road,
South Nowra NSW 2541
Phone: (02) 4447 8999
Neil Clarkson
113 Glenhaven Drive
Glenhaven NSW 2156
0427 258 291
Robyn Coombes
749 Beechwood Road
Beechwood NSW 2446
(02) 6585 6761
Lee Curtis
1475 Freemantle road,
Bathurst NSW 2795.
0263374195
Mark Dunmill
7 Production Place
Penrith NSW 2750
(02) 4732 1007
Courtney Freeman
135 Cedar Ridge Rd
Kurrajong NSW 2758
0417 248 172
Rebecca Hogan
"Tayen" Vinicombes Road
WINGELLO NSW 2579
0412 600 173
Shelly Ison
77 Gorindah Road
Falls Creek 2540.
(02) 4447 8580.
Wendy Jesson
PO Box 743
Nowra NSW 2541
44230552
Col Lewis
15 Crisp Drive
Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
Telephone: 0415 453 434
Helen Lindsay
PO Box 440, Corwa NSW 2794
Ph: 63-429289
email : [email protected]
Alan Marshall
PO Box 1590
Nowra NSW 2541
Ph: 44228818 [email protected]
Meghan Matters
860 Sherwood Creek Road
Upper Corindi NSW 2456
Abby McMurrich
675 Careys Road
Hillville NSW 2430
(02) 6550 6337
Rowena Robinson
36 Forest Road
Falls Creek 2540
(02) 4447 8814
Megan Menzies
“Craig Gowan”
243 Menzies Lane
Coolamon NSW 2701
Mobile: 0428 278536
Home: (02)69 278536
Sonya Ruprecht
17473 Pacific Hwy
Ghinni Ghinni NSW 2430
(02) 6553 9523
Noni Seagrim
Greg Moore
744 Slopes Road
The Slopes NSW 2754
45732357
Kate Moran
(02) 4473 5906
Melanie O'Flynn
21 Jindabyne Street,
Duffy ACT 2611.
02 62888195.
Judy Shore
21-27 Schwebel Lane,
Glenorie NSW
Phone: 9652 1393
Kate Smith
94 North Street,
Murrumburrah NSW 2587
Mobile: 0411 795 278
Rick Owen
“Idylway” Tarrabandra Road
Gundagai NSW 2722
(02) 6944 1628
Tami Parnell
5705 Orara Way
Braunstone NSW 2460
67342253
Angelina Patterson
Ercildoune
Munderoo Road
Tumbarumba NSW 2653
Tin’ut Brindabella Valley Road
Brindabella NSW 2611
62362129
Mette Sutton
2 Cox Street
Mudgee NSW 2850
(02) 6372 4960 (ah)
Mobile: 0400 308 626
Sue Todd
285 The Gullies Road
Glen Davis NSW 2846
(02) 6379 7218
Register of Chief Stewards
Peter Bonham – “Clancy” Tooraweenah, NSW 2831. 6825 4330 [email protected]
Jeffrey Bonham – 4 Reservoir Road, Manilla, NSW 2346. 6785 2055 –
[email protected]
Graham Burchell – Daruka Road, Tamworth, NSW 2340 - 0429663638.
Chris Cheney – 86 East Street, North Wagga, NSW 2650. 6921 [email protected]
Neil Clarkson – 113 Glenhaven Road, Glenhaven, NSW 2156. 9610 5244 [email protected]
Phil Coleman – 174 Longpoint Drive, Lake Cathie, NSW 2445. 6585 4055
Louise Counsell – Lot 190 Princes H’Way, Bendandah, NSW 2536. 4478 6288 –
[email protected]
Haydn Fisher – 74 Walsh Rd, Budgee Budgee, NSW 2850. 62733 3932 –
[email protected]
Lesley Freeman - 1269 Beaconsfield Rd, Oberon, NSW 2787. 6336 3544 –
[email protected]
Graeme Gilbertson – Rosemont Estate, Webbs Creek, NSW 2775. 4566 4442–
[email protected]
Max Gowan – c/- Termeil Post Office, Termeil, NSW, 2539. 4457 1584.
Belinda Hopley – 63 Walga Close, Carwoola, NSW 2620. 6238 2293 [email protected]
John Howe – Glen Echo, Greengully Road, Meroo, NSW 2850. 6373 7750 –
[email protected]
Peter Kelly – PO Box 7, Kendall, NSW 2439. 65594172.
Bob Locke - 291 Crowther Drive, Kundabung, NSW 2441. 65-615124
[email protected]
Marylou Locke - 291 Crowther Drive, Kundabung, NSW 2441.
65-615124 - [email protected]
Tom McCormack – 89 Yass River Road, Yass, NSW 2582. 6226 5626 –
[email protected]
Tom Perkins Snr. – 14 Virginia Street, Denman, NSW 2328. 6547 1290 –
[email protected]
Sean Pollard - 730 Beechwood Rd, Beechwood, 2446. 0417 426768 [email protected]
(Continued on page 78)
NSW Veterinary List—1.3.13
Name
Nadine Allan
Address
Contact
Gilgandra
6847 1129
Kathy Blay
Berry
Gundagai
4464 1899
4464 2147F
6944 1725
David Brown
Kiama
4236 0554
John Brown
Tenterfield
James Carroll
Manly
6736 2233
6736 2833f
0433 256590
Don Crosby
Dubbo Grove
6885 5544
Chris Dowey
St Mary’s
Brian Dellow
Oberon
96233970
96238800F
6336 1596
Terri Eckel
Bathurst
0420 973810
Kym Hagon
Manilla
6785 2385
Emma Hudson
ACT
0411 249 729
Ilona Hudson
Medowie
49829899
Donald Hudson
Nelson Bay
Rochelle Joyce
Gunning
6736 1033
4981 5505f
0408 481 534
Karim Kooros
Bowral
Glynis Kuipers
Sth Nowra
4861 1166
4862 1740f
4447 8172
Robyn Mather
Medowie
0418 876848
Adrian Owen
Wingham
65570000
John Parbury
Kurrajong
45774611
Ross Pedrana
Dubbo
6884 9777
Sarah Pollard-Williams
Wagga Wagga
Heather Reick
Cresent Head
0427 231 193
69332967
0447307676
Steve Roberts
Gundaroo
0413 759226
Jim Roger
Jerrys Plains
0412 521848
Jantein Saltet
Young
0429 991665
Georgiana Sheridan
Church Point
9979 2076
Anthony Bennett
Daniel Sims
0437 322 093
Andrew Speer
Tamworth
Emily Streckfuss
Kurrajong
6765 4244
6765 4338f
0400 032153
Sarah Van Dyke
Armidale
0405 751817
Britta Wallner
Scone
Contact NSWERA
Matt Walker
Thirlmere
4681 84760f
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Mittagong
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Dubbo
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