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Volume 21 – June 2005

T H I S N E W S L E T T E R WA S P R I N T E D & D I S T R I B U T E D BY H O R S E L A N D

of the Pony Club of New South Wales

PCA NSW

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Aims & Objectives of Pony Club

Executive Committee for 2005

State Office Details

PRESIDENT Mr Roger Braham Zone 13

VICE PRESIDENTS Mr Phil Logue Zone 7Mr Rob Bennett Zone 19

TREASURER Mr Doug Denby Zone 26

CHAIRMAN OF CHIEF Mrs Jenny Frankum Zone 10INSTRUCTORS COMMITTEE

CHIEF INSTRUCTORS Mr Peter Saville Zone 27REPRESENTATIVE

COUNCIL Mrs Sue Brown Zone 3REPRESENTATIVES Mr Kim Felton Zone 20

� To encourage young people to ride and learn to enjoy all kinds of sport connected with horses and riding.

� To provide instruction on riding and horsemanship and to instil in the members theproper care of their animals.

� To promote the highest ideals of sportsmanship, citizenship and loyalty, thereby cultivating strength of character and self discipline.

STREET ADDRESS Room 317, Sports HouseWentworth Park Sporting ComplexWattle Street, ULTIMO NSW 2007

POSTAL ADDRESS PO Box 980 GLEBE NSW 2037

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Dear PCA

I would like to thank everyone at PCANSW for theterrific job they did conducting this year State Camp.

I had a fabulous time, as did everyone else I spoke toand you must be congratulated on the monumentaleffort of organising such an event. The new instructorsprovided all of the riders with excellent instruction andI’m sure everyone came away a better rider. A specialthank you also to Mrs Edwena Mitchell for herbeautiful cooking. I would also like to thank all of theriders for making camp so enjoyable.

Shae BannisterZone 6

Dear Pony Club

I am writing to thank you for the opportunity to attendthe State Camp held at Horsley Park. Eventing is mychosen discipline and I was lucky enough to beaccepted. As this was my first State Camp, I did notknow many people or what to expect. I had no needto be worried or concerned because the instructorswere brilliant, the facilities fantastic and everyone wasfriendly and willing to help in any way they could. I hada lot of fun and made some great new friends and amlooking forward to State Camp next year (hopefully I’llbe selected again). It was a brilliant camp with lots ofopportunities to learn and extend my riding skillsunder the guidance of Pony Club and Sam Lyle. Thankyou for putting together such a wonderful camp andthank you for letting me share this experience with all the other lucky people who were chosen for state camp.

Nikita HeadZone 25

Letters to the Association

Dear Roger, Jenny, Peter, Frank, Rob, Phil,

Kim and Elaine!

I want to thank you all so much for this years state camp.For another year you all pit a stop to your summer holidaysto supervise us Kids (although I do feel I’m getting a littleold) while we rode hard, played hard, ate and slept for aweek. Again I learnt so much from all the instructors andcould feel my self improving each day as I sweated in theSydney sunshine.

The venue was simply incredible, this was my first time atSIEC and I want to thank the Pony Club of NSW so muchfor putting a lot of money and effort into organising theseamazing facilities, where Olympians have competed andtrained. It was a fun week, full of horses and friends andeach camp just gets better and better. It has been prettysad getting back to normal life and work.

I hope you all know how much every single one of usappreciates the opportunity to be part of an experiencelike this.

Hope to see you all again next year (if you’ll have me).

Libby Smith & RocketZone 25

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from Zone 28. She is a very welcome addition to the teamand her experience as a schoolteacher who has takengroups of children on tours and to camps was evident. JillBrown who retired after three camps was missed. DrFrank Kelleher again carried out the duties as stablesupervisor and again lectured on animal husbandry.

The instructors this year were: - Mounted Games: -Rob Bennett of Zone 19; Dressage: -Anne Honner; Showjumping: -George Sanna; Eventing: -Sam Lyle. Our chef was again Edwina Mitchell of Zone 3.Jenny Frankum, Zone 10 is in charge of Instruction, but asyou would imagine, keeps an eye on everything else. PhilLogue, Zone 7 has the title of Camp Commandant. He isably assisted by Peter Saville Zone 27 and Kim FeltonZone 20. The jobs carried out by all these people are veryvaried and all of them put their shoulders to the wheel asnecessary. Kim has developed into a very able lieutenantto Rob Bennett – not a simple job to such a task master.I from Zone 13 also attend the camp.

All of us are determined, that in addition to the excellentinstruction, which is available to the Camp Members, theyshould act in the way one expects Pony Club Members toact. The officials and the Camp Members at all timesmust consider our Association's reputation.

S TAT E C H A M P I O N S H I P S

These were held as follows: -Dressage: - Macksville Zone 9Sporting and Campdrafting: - Inverell Zone 13Jumping Equitation: - Bungendore Zone 16Showjumping: - Bingara in Zone 8Mounted Games: - Tumbarumba Zone 20Eventing: - Warren Zone 4

All of these Zones and their clubs, their officials andmembers deserve our thanks for all of the effort which isput in to the conduct of these championships. Some ofthe zones appear frequently in the championships lists. I urge all zones to consider applying to hold achampionship if at all possible. We look forward to theintroduction later this year of a new state event, the StateShow Riding Championships.

I N T E R S TAT E C H A M P I O N S H I P S

Again members from our northern zones attendedQueensland State Championships. These are held in farnorthern Queensland and far western Queensland at

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Our Association has come to the end of another very busyyear. The annexure to this report sets out all of theschools, squads etc which have been conductedthroughout the year 2004. Our membership numbersremain satisfactory, although there was very slightdecrease during the year. This is a bit disappointing, aswe have had increases for the last few years. I think weall acknowledge that we do have a problem with numbersdropping off when children attained an age of somewhereabout 14. It would seem that not only the number of boysdramatically reduces, but also the number of girls isreducing. This has been referred to during the year and Ihope that somebody can come up with some solution.From attending various meetings, not only with other PonyClub Associations but also other sporting bodies thisappears to be a common problem. We should not sit backand just say, "it’s happening to everybody else" andaccept the situation. I ask all members to consider thisproblem and see what can be done to address it, as we certainly do not want it to become a trend, whichexacerbates.

Pony club is a wonderful family oriented organization. Itespouses excellent aims, which if respected and adoptedassist in the building of character of junior members andin their physical and mental development.

On infrequent occasions, there are disappointinginstances when some people appear to overlook that thisis a youth organisation, for the benefit of young childrenand young adults. I implore all members, parents andofficials to remember this.

A N N U A L C A M P

I refer of course to the camp, which was held in Januarylast. We never have any problem in filling the placesalthough on this occasion the number applying was notquite as high. Nevertheless there were still far more thanrequired and the choosing of applications was still verydifficult. I believe the written applications were of a betterstandard overall, but I do not suggest they could not be improved.

Again the camp was held at the Sydney InternationalEquestrian Centre, Horsley Park, a really excellent venue.The executive members who devote the better part of aweek of their time to attend the camp and carry out all ofthe necessary duties enjoy the experience butnevertheless finish the week somewhat tired. Particularthanks this year, to the new Camp Mother, Elaine Caswell

times as well as close to the New South Wales stateborder. To travel to places as far away as Ingham, forexample, for showjumping and jumping equitation is quitean effort. Queensland Pony Club members are alwaysvery welcome to our State Championships.

N AT I O N A L C H A M P I O N S H I P S

The Prince Philip Games were conducted at Caboolture inQueensland. The New South Wales team, coached asusual by Rob Bennett assisted by his wife Dalene aschaperone, were the winning team, Peter Nicholson -Zone 16, Brett Davies – 16 Zone, Samantha Ceccato –Zone 22, Shaun Reid – Zone 14 and Jaclyn Dowling Zone16. I congratulate them all on behalf of the association.Queensland were very welcoming hosts and the tour wasvery much enjoyed by all of the participants.

The Senior Mounted Games were held in Victoria atWerribee. This team was also successful, making it aclean sweep for Mounted Games for New South Wales.Phil Logue was coach and the team consisted of: -Brenton Ward – Zone 22, Shaun Thompson- Zone 25Geoffrey Braithwaite – Zone 7, Graham Aird - Zone 7 andKyle Eddy – Zone 16. The championship was concludedwith a dinner held in Melbourne. Victoria's hospitality wasvery much appreciated.

I must say how I appreciate hearing from Rob and Philsuch results by mobile phone more or less as the lasthorse passes the finishing post.

2 0 0 5 N AT I O N A L C H A M P I O N S H I P S

As everybody knows these are to be held in WesternAustralia in July this year and the competitions are in thefollowing disciplines: - Dressage, Showjumping, Eventing,Prince Philip Games and Senior Mounted Games.Throughout 2004, applications have been called for andreceived and an enormous amount of thought, planning,costing and preliminary organisation has been addressed.Immediately after the 2005 Dressage Championships, theprocess of choosing the Olympic discipline teamscommenced. At this stage I can say that the first roundhas been chosen. People will realise, that because of thevery great distance horses are to be transported, the costthereof and generally of attending such championships,together with the necessary time away; that having beenchosen, each selected member is being asked to confirmhis or her availability. It is believed that there may well bea second round of selection. All applicants will be kept asfully informed as soon as possible.

INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION

I N T E R N AT I O N A L M O U N T E D G A M E S

Peter Nicholson – Zone 16 was the New South Walesrepresentative, who competed in the USA. The team wasplaced second. The reports of the team not only speakparticularly well of Peter's ability as a mounted gamesplayer but also of his popularity as a team member andAmbassador for his country and his sport.

The International Mounted Games are to be held in SouthAustralia this year and Samantha Ceccato – Zone 22 is theNew South Wales member of this team. These games areto be held in a few weeks time and Samantha goes withour congratulations and our very best wishes.

On behalf of our association I congratulate and thank Roband Dalene Bennett for their appointment as coach andchaperone of the Australian team and for taking on thisjob. This involves them in having the team, chosen fromthroughout Australia, for a week's training prior totravelling to South Australia, joining with the otherinternational teams for a tour in South Australia includingKangaroo Island and then competing at Gawler as part ofa Horse Festival.

It is appropriate that I should mention here that the APCCresolved at its meeting earlier this month that henceforth,the International Mounted Games Team will be chosen onmerit rather than State membership. The team will bechosen at the Prince Philip Games in the preceding year.

I N T E R - PA C I F I C R A L LY

There was no Inter-Pacific Rally in 2004. However this year,there will be a team going to Canada and Bree Furze, Zone12 was chosen from a very strong list of applicants as theNew South Wales member of this team. Congratulationsand best wishes to Bree.

We have not yet been successful in having agreement tohave the Inter-Pacific teams chosen on merit rather thanthe State basis.

OTH E R I NTE R NATI O NAL R E P R E S E NTATI O N

New Zealand invited an Australian team to consist of six (6)members under twenty (20) years of age and four (4)members over twenty (20) years. This invitation and thenecessary details were received during the State Camp andtime was extremely short for the closure of applications.Therefore it was limited to camp members and three ofthem managed to be chosen for the national team: - under20 - Kirsty Delaney- Zone 4 and Libby Smith -Zone 25; over20 - Chris McRoberts – Zone 16.

R O YA L E A S T E R S H O W

I usually have something to report in relation to the RAS inthe annual report. However all that I can say on thisoccasion, is that I wish the very few members who are ableto compete in Pony Club events at that show, the very bestof luck.

A U S T R A L I A N P O N Y C L U B C O U N C I L

The 2005 Annual Meeting was held a couple of weeks ago,hosted by New South Wales at the Gemini Hotel. As I havealready reported, the method of selecting InternationalMounted Games Teams has been altered as proposed byNew South Wales. The proposal to choose the Inter-PacificRally team on merit was defeated. The review of thesyllabus is very nearly completed.

Report to the Council Meeting of the Association

By Mr Roger Braham, State PresidentTUESDAY 22nd MARCH 2005


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Louise Carter the administrative assistant, resigned towardsthe end of 2004 and we now have Debbie Nichols who hasreplaced her. She commenced work one week before Jennyleft for four weeks holiday to ski in Canada. Firstly, I thankDebbie, particularly for her efforts in that period, which clearlycould not have been easy for her, but she handled it very well.Secondly I am pleased to say that both Jenny and herhusband, Greg came back without any broken legs on thisoccasion. A mildly sprained ankle is nothing.

I am sure that you will find that the pony club website is beinggreatly improved. During this coming year you will have on-line facilities available for affiliations and purchase ofmerchandise. Most, if not all application forms for things likeState championships, camp, membership of teams etc., will beavailable on the website. For those however who don't feelcomfortable with these facilities, the present methods willremain in place. Clubs might consider however, appointing aperson as "affiliations officer" who will attend to these sorts ofthings if the secretary does not wish to do so.

From time to time we are told or we hear rumours; that thepresent sports house in which our office is situated is to bedemolished or otherwise become unavailable to us. Theposition has not changed, we are still there. The executivekeeps its ear to the ground and I feel sure that if we do losethese premises there will be sufficient time and opportunity tolocate elsewhere. This may of course involved some expense.

On behalf of all I thank Jenny for the effort she puts into thejob and particularly for the interest she has in all of ourassociation's affairs. She came to us with the backgroundand experience of a keen pony club member as a child andyoung adult and as a club official. She has continually addedto her knowledge of all pony club matters, State andAustralian Pony Club Council administration.

S TAT E C O A C H E S

If you look at the annexure of schools and squads attached tothis report, you will see that Jane Frankum, as coachcoordinator, has quite a job in arranging for the schools andsquads and of course, instructing at many of them. Jane,Sarah Venamore and Gina Haddad, now with the addition ofBen Netterfield on a number of occasions, are being kept verybusy and we hear excellent reports of the schools and squads.

I make particular reference to Junior Regional Schools. Youwill note how popular they have become. They are the resultof a suggestion from the state coaches and this is indicativeof their interest in the association and its progress.

T H E E X E C U T I V E

I thank every member of the executive for the work that theyput into the association and the time that they give to do this.All of them are busy in their zones and they also have somelife outside pony club, perhaps somewhat restricted.

There has been quite a change in the administrativeprocedures of the Council. The Victorian delegate is theTreasurer and the Western Australian delegate is thesecretary. They are both carrying out their duties in a "hands-on" manner. The President, Don Nixon the Queenslanddelegate is also carrying out his duties in a very direct way.Mrs Brideoake, the former executive director now has aconsultancy contract with the Council to carry out specificand reduced duties.

What might be seen as the consideration for having one of theteams chosen on merit, is a partial capitation fee. This is to beset at the November meeting each year and uponconsideration of the budget for the ensuring year. Thirty-fiveper centum (35%) of the moneys required in addition togrants and other income, is to be paid on a State basis andthe balance on a per capita basis. As members will realize,this has been an ongoing matter for years. It is probably nota bad decision under circumstances, which might otherwisehave meant the disintegration of the Australian Pony ClubCouncil. I do believe however that there should be furtherdiscussions about representation generally.

F I N A N C E S

Members will shortly see, on the presentation of the financialreport by Doug Denby, that our finances are very strong.Throughout the year, we have met all requests for schools andsquads and we are in a position to continue to do this.Sometimes of course there has to be negotiation aboutfinding a date suitable to all parties. As advised last year, it isnecessary to have substantial available funds, as insurancepremiums must be paid prior to the commencement of theyear. We are fortunate to obtain a substantial grant from theNew South Wales Department of Sport and Recreation forwhich we do thank the Department very much, not only forthe grant but the continual support that we have from it.However we cannot be assured that we will always have thegrant and must look to be self-supporting.

I N S U R A N C E

Fortunately there was no public liability claims during the year.There have been a number of personal accident claims and sofar as I'm aware most of these are quite minor. The covers wehave for 2005 remain the same as last year with an addition ofa personal liability cover where there is no other personalliability policy held by the individual member. The arrangementwe have, as to the casual employment of members of the PaidInstructors Panel is working smoothly. Apart from theadministrative costs the association meets both superannuationand workers compensation payments as required.

A D M I N I S T R AT I O N

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Just a Minute S c h o o l s f o r 2 0 0 5Amendments to Association Handbook passed and important information from March 2005

C2/05 It was moved that the followingamendments to minutes of theprevious meeting be accepted.

(i) Addition of “starting” in C95/04 to read “That maximum starting heights and widths..”

(ii) Addition of “verification” in C84/04 to read “That Senior Instructors verification be included.

C4/05 It was moved that it be recommendedthat the dressage tests for the 2005 State One Day Event Championship be as follows:

12 – U15 Novice 1.4 13 – U15 Advanced 2.115 – U17 Novice 2.1 15 – U17 Advanced 2.217 – U25 Novice 2.2 17 – U25 Advanced 2.4

C5/05 It was moved that Steve Jeffries, Sandy Langsford and Harried Fasher be accepted to the Paid Instructors Panel subject to proof of insurance and payment of the Panel fee.

C16/05 It was moved that the reformation of Lismore Pony Club in Zone 15 be approved subject to PCA receiving the unrestricted confirmation of details from the club.

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INSTRUCTORS SCHOOLS31st Jan/1st Feb Zone 16 Sarah Venamore13th & 14th March Zone 22 Ben Netterfield13th & 14th March Zone 26 Gina Haddad13th & 14th March Zone 10 Sue Chandler

(National Coach)3 & 4 April Zone 8 Gina Haddad3 & 4 April Zone 25 Ben Netterfield24 & 25 April Area 1 – Gina Haddad

Prob (Zone 1)1 & 2 May Zone 13 Sarah Venamore8 & 9 May Zone 23 Jane Frankum22 & 23 May Zone 14 Gina Haddad &

(Prob & L2) Ben Netterfield29 & 30 May Area 1 – L1 Ben Netterfield

(Zone 10)26 & 27 June Zone 9 Gina Haddad26 & 27 June Zone 15 Ben Netterfield21 & 22 August Zone 21 Jane Frankum4 & 5 September Zone 27 Gina Haddad16 & 17 October Zone 2 G Haddad13 & 14 November Zone 28 G Haddad27 & 28 November Zone 13 J Frankum

LEVEL 2 ADVANCED SCHOOLS14th & 15th Feb Zone 11 J. Frankum,

S. Venamore24 & 25 July Zone 16 J Frankum,

B Netterfield & S Venamore

7 & 8 August Zone 13 J Frankum & S Venamore

18 & 19 September Zone 15 J Frankum & B Netterfield

JUNIOR REGIONAL SCHOOLS20th & 21st March Zone 3 Showjumping

with B Netterfield6th & 7th March Zone 4 Jumping Equitation

with J Frankum13th & 14th March Zone 5 Eventing

with A Benson20th & 21st March Zone 10 Jumping Equitation

with J Frankum3 & 4 April Zone 11 Jumping Equitation

with J Frankum24 & 25 April Zone 16 Jumping Equitation

with B Netterfield29 & 30 May Zone 27 Showjumping

with J Frankum29 & 30 May Zone 24 Dressage

with S Venamore5 & 6 June Zone 14 Jumping Equitation

with J Frankum19 & 20 June Zone 6 Jumping Equitation

with J Frankum

26 & 27 June Zone 26 Showjumpingwith J Frankum

12 & 13 July Zone 8 Eventingwith G Haddad

17 & 18 July Zone 9 Jumping Equitation with J Frankum

14 & 15 August Zone 22 Jumping Equitation with J Frankum

21 & 22 August Zone 12 Eventingwith G Haddad

21 & 22 August Zone 21 Jumping Equitation with B Netterfield

4 & 5 September Zone 6 Mounted Games with R Bennett

9 & 10 October Zone 20 Showjumpingwith B Netterfield

8 & 9 October Zone 3 Dressagewith S Venamore

16 & 17 October Zone 23 Dressagewith S Venamore

13 & 14 November Zone 28 Jumping Equitation with J Frankum

SENIOR REGIONAL SCHOOL15th & 16th January Zone 5 Dressage

with Debbie Stewart22 & 23 May Zone 26 Showjumping

with Robert Stewart22 & 23 May Zone 21 Showjumping

with Colleen Brook5 & 6 June Zone 14 Showjumping

with Colleen Brook26 & 27 June Zone 12 Showjumping

with Colleen Brook3 & 4 July Zone 16 Eventing

with Denis Pigott4 & 5 September Zone 23 Showjumping

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STATE TRAINING SQUADS20 & 21 January Wauchope Dressage

only (18 riders)17 & 18 April Dubbo Dressage &

Showjumpingonly (28 riders)

19 & 20 June Worrigee All disciplines (53 riders)

3 & 4 July Wagga All disciplines (53 riders)

6 & 7 July Nundle Eventing only (17 riders)

31 July & 1 August Camden All disciplines (50 riders)

11 & 12 September Murrumbateman All disciplines (70 riders)

SPECIALIST SCHOOLS29th & 30th May Zone 13 SJ Course Design

(28 attendees)5th & 6th June Zone 14 SJ Course Design

(20 attendees)17 & 18 July Zone 27 SJ Course Design

(21 attendees)24 & 25 July Zone 5 SJ Course Design

(33 attendees)14 & 15 August Zone 22 SJ Course Design

(32 attendees)21 & 22 August Zone 27 SJ Judges School

(9 attendees)21 August Zone 9 Show Riding Judges

(33 attendees)23 & 24 October Zone 2 SJ Course Design

(17 attendees)30 October Zone 11 Admin School

(21 attendees)



Under 13 – Test 1.4 Under 13 – Test 2.1Place Name Zone Place Name Zone1 Anneliese Ball 24 1 Stuart Lavelle 22 Danielle Clay 26 2 Candice McIntyre 243 Brooke Kaveney 2 3 Kate Hartley 204 Sarah North 26 4 Brooke Kaveney 25 Elise Greedy 24 5 Christiarne Carroll-Cross 226 Stuart Lavelle 2 6 Tiffany Bignold 267 Laura Field 16 7 Anneliese Ball 248 Candice McIntyre 24 8 Lauren Williams 39 Tanner Williams 16 9 Rachael Clark 910 Lauren Williams 3 10 Ryan Towns 8

13 and Under 15 – Test 2.1 13 and Under 15 – Test 2.3Place Name Zone Place Name ZoneZone1 Harriet Gruen 16 1 Sarah King 252 Jessica Robinson 16 2 Kate Marfleet 233 Emma Bear 2 3 Jessica Robinson 164 Cody Peterson 7 4 Lauren Balcomb 235 Kate Marfleet 23 5 Michelle Carney 76 Miranda Eggleston 25 6 Harriet Gruen 167 Caitlin Hockey 9 7 Nichola Murrell 258 Michelle Carney 7 8 Miranda Eggleston 259 Megan Bryant 2 9 Caitlin Hockey 910 Lauren Balcomb 23 10 Eloise Rocca 10

15 and Under 17 – Test 2.3 15 and Under 17 – Test 3.1Place Name Zone Place Name Zone1 Emma Baldwin 7 1 Nicole Barnes 232 Megan Newley 24 2 Megan Newley 243 Lindsay Stewart 16 3 Lindsay Stewart 164 Lauren Cox 23 4 Emma Baldwin 75 Nicole Barnes 23 5 Lauren Cox 236 Jessica Dixon 16 6 Rebecca Jacobs 77 Michaela Lloyd 21 7 Clinton Vandersanden 168 Clinton Vandersanden 16 8 Jessica Willard 249 Lucy Sheppard 7 9 Hayley Hill 910 Rebecca Jacobs 7 10 Brooke Embleton 3

17 and Under 25 – Test 3.1 17 & Under 25 – Test 3.3Place Name Zone Place Name Zone1 Marina Douglas 12 1 Vanessa Midwinter 242 Hayley Preston 2 2 Hayley Preston 23 Nicole Elliott 16 3 Aylee Klein 54 Ashlea Perry 24 4 Ellen Mackay 195 Erin Hodges 25 5 Marina Douglas 126 Jodie Newall 16 6 Erin Hodges 257 Stacey McIntosh 16 7 Shae Bannister 68 Aylee Klein 5 8 Ashlea Perry 249 Suzanne Eldridge 25 9 Stacey McIntosh 1610 Shae Bannister 6 10 Aimee Nye 27

CHAMPIONSUnder 13 Brooke Kaveney Young, Zone 213 & Under 15 Jessica Robinson Bungendore, Zone 1615 & Under 17 Megan Newley Matcham Valley, Zone 2417 & Under 25 Hayley Preston Temora, Zone 2

WINNER OF FITNESS CHECK PRESENTATION ZONE 24 Congratulations to all competitors and thank you to Mr Doug Denby for scoring at this event

By Jenny Frankum, Technical Delegate

R E S U LTS

2005 State Dressage Championships

STATE TEAM – NSW ZONE TEAM – ZONE 2Megan Newley Hayley PrestonHayley Preston Brooke KaveneyJessica Robinson Stuart LavelleEmma Baldwin Emma Bear


Congratulations to riders selected to represent NSW at the Australian Pony Club Council National Championships beingheld 5-12 July 2005 at the State Equestrian Centre, Brigadoon, WA.

Riders and horses will depart later this month. I’m sure everyone wishes them the very best of luck.

DRESSAGE

UNDER 17Name Horse DOB Club ZoneBen Blay Squirtle 2/1/91 Gundagai 2Michelle Carney Don-a-Lisa 8/3/90 Scone 7Kimberley Duver Malmark 17/5/90 Coffs Harbour 9Nicole Barnes Towitta Wollemi 11/10/88 Forest Hills 23Megan Newley Kiabe Sylvan 5/4/89 Matcham Valley 24

17 AND UNDER 25Name Horse DOB Club ZoneMegan Parsons Chatter 7/11/86 Coonabarabran 5Lauren Wiskich Laurbeth Jadore 14/8/85 Cobbitty 10Peter Schipp Landcaster 1/2/83 Cobbitty 10Jodie Newall Marcoban 12/8/87 Hall 16Katrina Everitt Moeraki Sundance 11/6/84 Jindera 20Sean Morphett Just My Luck 12/7/84 Wirlinga 20

ONE DAY EVENT

UNDER 17Name Horse DOB Club ZoneHenry Moxham Kalinga Challenge 30/6/88 Coonabarabran 5Jake Hockings Hocs Cool Shoes 18/2/88 Merriwa 7Michelle Carney Don-a-Lisa 8/3/90 Scone 7Alexandra Bruggisser The Pirate King 1/2/88 Coffs Harbour 9Alycia Elword Strawberry Kisses 23/2/89 Geary’s Gap 16Rachel Seider Broughton Shorebreak 12/8/88 Cambewarra 28

17 AND UNDER 25Name Horse DOB Club ZoneKirstie Morris Delany Southern Star 17/6/86 Dubbo 4Shae Bannister Red Ripper 1/12/87 Mudgee 6Gemma Kennedy Souvenir 11/2/86 Uralla 13Christopher McRoberts Wofaw 27/8/82 Bungendore 16Jamie Winning BK Blackjack 11/5/87 Forest Hills 23Paul Slattery Point Man 20/6/87 Matcham Valley 24

SHOWJUMPING

UNDER 17Name Horse DOB Club ZoneBen Blay Squirtle 2/11/91 Gundagai 2Jennifer Mitchell SS Pilgrim 24/6/88 Cudal 3Grace Martin Insurrection 5/10/88 Rawsonville 4Kirby Hockings Black Duck 19/4/90 Merriwa 7Jacob Hodgetts McMurphy 5/5/88 Forbes 11Stirling Osland Morning News 31/10/89 NEGS 13

17 AND UNDER 25Name Horse DOB Club ZoneAdam Sinclair Waugan Road 3/4/86 Forbes 11Grant Judd Redshot 13/4/86 West Wyalong 11Samantha Turnbull Hot Thang 21/5/87 Moruya 14Amber Pollard Wizardry 27/6/73 Moruya 14Ashley Bower Tin Toy 30/4/87 Milton 14Linda Spence Chambourcin Mist 12/9/87 Cambewarra 28

2005 “GO WEST2005 “GO WEST” National Championships” National Championships

Zone Team of Four Under 13 Years1st Zone 262nd Zone 103rd Zone 274th Zone 35th Zone 24

Zone Team of Four 13 & Under 17 Years1st Zone 32nd Zone 233rd Zone 194th Zone 285th Zone 10

Pony Club Rider Under 13 Years1st Tarmeeka Clarke Zone 272nd Kallista McManus Zone 283rd Amy Milliner Zone 244th Tiffany Bignold Zone 265th Alexandra Wolters Zone 36th Tahlia Clout Zone 287th Brianna Orford Zone 28

Pony Club Rider 13 & Under 15 Years1st Jessica Stalling Zone 102nd Kate Marfleet Zone 233rd Harriet Wadsworth Zone 234th Charles Foster Zone 265th Andrea Cormack Zone 266th Madeline Robertson Zone 287th Jacqueline Munro Zone 24

Pony Club Rider 15 & Under 17 Years1st Zoe Pendlebury Zone 192nd Peta Cormack Zone 263rd Haylee Heffernan Zone 104th Hannah Erkin Zone 235th Jessica Petherbridge Zone 246th Jacinta Bill Zone 27

Inter Area Teams Showjumping1st Area 12nd Area 23rd Area 54th Area 65th Area 36th Area 4

Best Boy Rider – Zac Miles (Area 1)

Best Girl Rider – Jessica Stalling (Area 1)

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2005 Royal Easter

Show Results

Bits and Pieces

✉ PENFRIENDSI would like a penfriend.

My name is Claire Byfield and I am 11 years old.

My address is 2344 Wyralah Road, East Coraki NSW 2471

I go to Woodburn Pony Club in Zone 15.

If any member would like a Pony Club penpal please send your name, address and age to the PCA office and we will publish your details in the next newsletter.

All clubs and zones are requested to sendin articles or photographs for this

newsletter and they will be publishedprovided there is room.

Emailed articles are preferable.

STATE CHAMPIONSHIPINFORMATION

2005 State Showjumping Events

Saturday – AM5, AM5Sunday – Grand Prix, Power & Speed

2005 State Mounted Games Races

Postmans Chase, Old Sock, Hi-Lo, Stepping StoneDash, Sword Race, Balloon Bursting, Hurdle Race,Three Mug, Tack Shop and Five Flag.

2005 State One Day Event -

Dressage Tests

12 – U15 Novice 1.413 – U15 Advanced 2.115 – U17 Novice 2.115 – U17 Advanced 2.217 – U25 Novice 2.217 – U25 Advanced 2.4

2006 State Dressage Tests

Under 13 years 1.4 & 2.113 & under 15 years 2.1 & 2.315 & under 17 years 2.3 & 3.117 & under 25 years 3.1 & 3.3


Members who have attended the State Camp of the Pony

Club Association of NSW consider this to be a highlight of

their Pony Club days. The Camp is for the top fifteen riders

in the state in the disciplines of Dressage, Showjumping,

Eventing and Mounted Games. Sixty riders come together

from all across NSW to receive instruction by Level III EFA

Instructors in the Olympic disciplines. Past Instructors

include Wayne Roycroft, Vicki Roycroft, Colleen Brook,

George Sanna, Gillian Rolton, Gillian Rickard, Sam Lyle

and Anne Honner. Mr Rob Bennett currently instructs the

Mounted Games.

Camp starts on Sunday where all riders meet and settle in.

Instruction takes place from Monday to Thursday and

riders depart on Friday morning. Evenings include lectures

from well-known personalities in the horse world,

veterinary surgeons and a lot of fun things! State Camp is

not only about receiving the best instruction for you and

your horse it is also about making great friendships which

can last a lifetime and meeting other members from all

over NSW.

Your horse will be well looked after by experts who give24-hour supervision and you will stay in comfortable twinshare cabins onsite at SIEC and receive all meals. Horsesare stabled and instruction takes place at SIEC which hascovered stables, an indoor arena, various outdoor arenasand a training cross country course. All this for a nominalfee of only $55 (including GST)!

The Camp is open to Pony Club members who:

a) will be aged 15 to 24 years inclusive on the first day;

b) have passed their "C" certificate;

c) are of State Championship standard in their chosen

discipline;

d) will be mounted on a suitable horse to maximise

benefit from top instructors;

e) are recommended by their Club and have

satisfactory attendance at Pony Club rally days

(must have attended at least 3 rally days in the

preceding 12 months);

f) are recommended by their Zone Chief Instructor as

a worthy Pony Club member of sufficient standard;

g) applicants for Showjumping and Eventing should be

A Grade

Fifteen members are selected in each discipline.Dressage, Showjumping and Eventing applicants mustapply on the official application form that will bedistributed to all Club and Zone Secretaries in August.This is also available from the Association office. Theapplication form asks questions about your performancesin Pony Club and outside competition, certificatesachieved, previous instructional schools attended,experience with other horses etc. You must be approvedby your Club and Zone. It is very important that theapplication form is filled in carefully and correctly, as thisinformation will be used to select participants.Applications close annually on the 1st November. TheMounted Games riders are selected at the previous year’sState Championship and designated selection day.

While State Camp is designed for the top fifteen riders inthe State, providing that you are of State Championshipstandard and have suitable performances to back up yourapplication we encourage all promising riders to apply.Please don’t feel like you may not be good enough,because you just might! Even if you are not selected inthe first instance, horses go lame, riders get sick or can’tmake it and you may get in as a reserve. We are oftenshort of reserves and it seems a shame to have adiscipline go unfilled when members out there want to gobut haven’t applied.

Apart from filling the criteria for grading, rally attendanceetc., the selectors are looking for good Pony Clubmembers who regularly attend their Club rallies, haveperformances at State Championships and also at Cluband Zone level, have performed well in open competitionand have been riding the particular horse for asubstantial period of time. You must nominate on aparticular horse and most details will pertain to thatparticular horse. Camp is designed for steady horse/ridercombinations that have been together for a while andhave performances; it is not designed for new or veryyoung/green horses. Major requirements of State Campapplicants are ENTHUSIASM, a desire to learn andimprove and be willing to try your hardest.

Please, if you feel that you may be of the appropriatestandard, consider applying for the State Camp. It is avery worthwhile experience, hopefully one you will wantto come back to again and again.

Sunday 8th to Friday 13th January 2005Sydney International Equestrian Centre, Horsley Park

Fourteenth Annual State Camp


Pony Club Efficiency CertificatesIn the March issue the requirements for the D & D Star certificateswere outlined. In this issue the C and C Star certificates will becovered. Specific details for the C and C Star certificate as appearin the Australian Pony Club Council’s ‘Syllabus of Instruction’ arelisted below.

This certificate is awarded for an independent seat with correctaids and a degree of competence in other aspects of riding,general knowledge and care of the horse. The minimum age forexamination is 12 years. Candidates are encouraged to ride insnaffle bits wherever possible. If another bit is used, the childshould know the name and understand its action. The ridershould be able to maintain consistent contact through the reins.The examination format is listed below:

Written Paper, Presentation, Riding, Jumping, Horsemastership &General Knowledge.

RIDING� Riders should present in full Pony Club Uniform. The pony is

to be tidy, hooves clean. Clean and correctly fitting gear.� Adjusting girth and stirrups whilst mounted.� Knowledge of paces, correct diagonals and footfalls.� Walk and trot without stirrups, canter on nominated leading

leg and gallop.� Know rules and traffic signals when riding on roads.� Show proficiency in mounted games and balance exercises

at the halt & walk.

JUMPING� Jumping fences 45cm to 75cm, spreads (width not less than

height), combinations with a minimum of one non-jumping stride. Ride a small showjumping course.

� Riding over varied terrain, including some cross-country obstacles.

HORSEMASTERSHIP & GENERAL KNOWLEDGE� Care and fit of the saddle and bridle.� Parts of saddlery and uses.� Rug a quiet horse along with the correct fit, use and

care of rugs.� Let the pony go in the paddock.� Elementary knowledge of shoeing and care of the hooves.� Explain the use of farrier’s tools.� Tie a pony up� Points of the horse, colours and markings.� Prepare a horse for travel.� What to look for when choosing a paddock for your horse.� Knowledge of worm control, tetanus prevention, care

of the teeth and when to call the vet.� Preparation for a pony club camp.� Daily watering and feeding routine.

IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING � Lameness, stone in the foot and minor wounds.

Swelling and heat in the leg or foot� Explain Greasy Heel, Seedy Toe, Laminitis, cold,

colic and strangles.

The C Star certificate is an alternative to the K certificate thatbridges the gap between C and B certificates. The candidateshould be able to demonstrate active riding skills at a fast pace,with a correct and stronger seat and be well established in theforward jumping position. The minimum age is 14 years. Specificdetails for the C Star certificate examination format are listed asfollows.

Written Paper, Presentation, Riding on the Flat, Jumping,Lunging, Horsemastership and General Knowledge.

RIDING� Horse and rider are to present as for a pony club competition(including plaiting).� Demonstrate confidence without stirrups at the trotand canter.� Demonstrate correct position at all paces independent of reins.� Sitting trot, recognise and rise on the correct diagonal and

changes diagonals at both trot and canter.� Develop working trot and canter and rhythm at all paces. Ride

with accuracy and be able to perform transitions at markers.� Walk, trot and canter a given number of strides.� Ride at a given pace.� Know the aids and be able to demonstrate 10m circles,

serpentines, lengthen strides, turn on forehand, change leg at the canter and correct use of the whip.

JUMPING� Jump fences to 85cm, have established a secure jumping

position.� Ride correctly over trot poles and cavaletti.� Walk the course and ride various types of cross-country fences.� Walk the course and ride a showjumping course including

combination.

LUNGEING� Know the reasons for lunging� Know and use the correct equipment for the horse

and handler.� Lunge a quiet horse on a large circle maintaining contact.

Lunge the horse at both walk and trot, halt and work in both directions.

� Be aware of safety factors for both the horse and handler.

HORSEMASTERSHIP & GENERAL KNOWLEDGE� Knowledge of basic feeding and care of a grass fed horse

& stabled horse.� Demonstrate three knots and their uses; tie a horse up safely.� Be able to fit a saddle, snaffle bridle, various nosebands,

running martingale and breastplate correctly.� Knowledge of bits in every day use.� Care and cleaning of equipment – saddlery, rugs, grooming

gear etc.� Groom efficiently and effectively including plaiting, care of

mane & tail, clipping.� Knowledge of structure of horses foot and be able to handle

a horse’s leg safely.� Knowledge of farrier’s equipment, shoeing, how to take

a shoe off.� Load and unload a quiet horse, with help.� Understand principle of feeding and watering; be able to

recognise various feeds and explain their uses, recognise various poisonous plants.

� Knowledge of elementary first aid for the horse� Care of the horse’s teeth.� Recognise unsoundness.� First aid to humans.� Knowledge of road rules.� Pony Club structure at Club, Zone and State level.

All riders, parents and instructors are encouraged to own a copy of‘Riding’. Indeed anyone from a beginner to an advanced competitoror horse master shall find useful and helpful information within itschapters. The Pony Club Association of New South Wales producesthis comprehensive book. Certificate candidates should use thisbook for reference when studying and training for any certificatelevel. For specifics on certificate requirements, riders and instructorsshould refer to the ‘Syllabus of Instruction’ produced by theAustralian Pony Club Council. Both the above books can bepurchased from the Pony Club Association New South Wales office.Another source for information are the two instructor’s videosProduced By PCANSW – The Probationary Instructor and The NextStep – Level 1 instructor. Club secretaries should have order forms.

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From Zone 21

There was movement in the Zone, the word was passed alongWe thought of having a Hickstead, and it got the gong!!!

We pushed and shoved until we got our way,And to our surprise – it was happening one day!!

A band of girls was all we had to make our Hickstead come alive,Some days it really felt like that we wouldn’t even survive.

We begged and borrowed from whom we could and from those we could not pay,Our Hickstead is coming together and it’s happening in Hay!!

With Question 1 from ZCI –what rules do we apply?Are we Showjumping or cross-country – we just looked into the sky.

Ring, ring to Sydney, who then set us straight,We must go to what the rulebook says and go to Table A.

Our date was set in August, and we were already to go,The weather turned against us – it did everything by snow.

Under four inches of water, we decided to pull the pin.After a special meeting – Programs in the bin!!

Our Show was in September and the course was still not done,The date was set for November – now its not just fun.

With the programs sent out again and the entries coming in,We girls, we started to panic and then we called on kin.

Our band of girls, we battled on, blistered, burnt and sore,Our muscles ached and our bones hurt – right down to the core.

The day was nearly upon us and darkness was so near,We still had to number jumps – all we wanted was a beer!!

6am we were to start – till the water jump- find a judge,We all slept in and were a little late – now the water jump’s sludge.

Trucks and floats begin to arrive –Oh my god – how will we survive!!

The crowd gathered all around – under the awning they could be found,The first bell rang and off they went for all to see,

The first rider was on our course – their face filled with glee,Proud parents watched and cheered – the clapping did not cease

Our Hickstead was working - now there could be peace!!

Narrandera, Leeton, Griffith, Hillston and Balranald and Colly all showed their supportHay had a Hickstead – who would have thought!!

The Pony Club of Hay would like to thank you all, For the support and donations – we all had a ball.

See you all back next year – but it won’t be in the heat,And the band of girls would have recovered from the band aids on their feet!!

Out & About Around the Clubs & Zones

AUSTRALIAN YOUTH SHOWJUMPING FESTIVAL

at Worrigee Equestrian Common, Nowra24th, 25th & 26th September, 2005.

incorporating The FEI Children’s International Jumping Competition

Entries close 7th September, 2005.

NO LATE ENTRIES will be accepted after this date.Entries will only be accepted if completed correctly and received by mail.

Please note all riders under 18yrs must be accompanied by an adult throughout the whole show.

Three full days of showjumping with height classes starting at 60cm through to 1.30m also Pony Jumping Classes.

Sections for everyone 21 years and under, Novice Juniors,Novice Young Riders, Open Juniors and Open Young Riders.

HOSTED BY ESP EQUESTRIAN SPORTS PROMOTIONSFor all other enquiries contact Jane Frankum or John Vallance

on 0246 531 063

Programmes available from end of July at

www.nswsjc.com

Pessoa Saddlefor the Most Successful Young Rider of the Show

donated by Saddleworld.


STATE TRAINING SQUADS

2 & 3 July 2005 Zone 3Wellington Showground(Dressage & Showjumping)

5 & 6 July 2005 Zone 9Camden Haven Pony Club

9 & 10 July 2005 Zone 14 ‘Mirrabooka’ Moruya(Showjumping & Eventing)

10 & 11 September 2005 Zone 16Murrumbateman Pony Club

24 & 25 September 2005 Zone 21Narrandera Pony Club(Dressage)

SHOW RIDING JUDGES CLINIC

30 & 31 July Zone 12Wagga Wagga

COURSE DESIGNER’S CLINIC18 & 19 JuneZone 15, Mullumbimby Showground

25 & 26 JuneZone 8, Warialda Showground

6 & 7 AugustZone 28, Worrigee Equestrian Common

SHOWJUMPING JUDGES

CLINIC9 & 10 JulyZone 14 Moruya

JUMPING EQUITATION

JUDGES CLINIC

30 & 31 JulyZone 24, Cooranbong Pony Club

15 & 16 OctoberZone 2 - Young

SPECIAL SEMINARS AND SCHOOLS

Dates for 2005/2006 continued

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A great guide forthose just startingout and also ahandy reference for the professionalrider and groom. A really useful bookto have in any tack roomSammi McLeod


2005

STATE MEETINGS

July 2005

Zone Chief Instructors Monday 1st August 2005

Council Tuesday 2nd August 2005

Closing date for notices of motion: Monday 20th June 2005

November 2005

Zone Chief Instructors Monday 28th November 2005

Council Tuesday 29th November 2005

Closing date for notices of motion: Monday 17th October 2005

Meetings to be held at Gemini Hotel, Belmore Road, Randwick

INSTRUCTOR’S SCHOOLS

18 & 19 June Zone 28 Sarah Venamore (Probationary)

25 & 26 June Zone 9 Jane Frankum (Level 1)

25 & 26 June Zone 12 Sue Chandler

National Coaching Clinic

23 & 24 July Zone 26 Jane Frankum (Level 1)

30 & 31 July Zone 25 Sarah Venamore (Prob/Level 1)

6 & 7 August Zone 8 Jane Frakum

20 & 21 August Zone 21 Sarah Venamore (Prob/Level 1)

29 & 30 October Zone 22 Sarah Venamore (Prob/Level 1)

REGIONAL SCHOOLS

SENIOR

18 & 19 June Showjumping with Colleen Brook Zone 14

5 & 6 July Dressage with Debbie Stewart Zone 5

12 & 13 July Campdrafting with Tom Williamson Zone 8

23 & 24 July Dressage with Anne Honner Zone 24

JUNIOR

18 & 19 June Eventing with Helen Hicks Zone 12

25 & 26 June Jumping Equitation with Ben Netterfield Zone 5

23 & 24 July Eventing with Gina Haddad Zone 26

30 & 31 July Jumping Equitation with J Frankum Zone 24

3 & 4 Sept Dressage with Sarah Venamore Zone 6

17 & 18 Sept Dressage with Sarah Venamore Zone 6

17 & 18 Sept Eventing with Gina Haddad Zone 3

PONY CLUB ASSOCIATIONOF QUEENSLANDCHAMPIONSHIPS

2005 Dressage, 28th June to Combined Training 2nd July 2005& ODE Rockhampton Qld

2005 Sporting, 16th - 18th SeptemberCampdrafting & TaroomMounted Games Qld

2005 Zone 16th & 17th October 2005Teams CabooltureShowjumping Qld

2005 Zone Teams 29th October 2005Dressage Southport

Qld

NEW SOUTH WALES STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

2005 State Saturday 11th &Showjumping Sunday 12th June 200

Nyngan ShoNyngClosing Date: 29th

2005 State Saturday 1st & Mounted Games Sunday 2nd October 2005

Bungendore ShowgroundBungendore, Zone 16Closing Date: 19th August 2005

2005 State One Saturday 8th & Day Event Sunday 9th October 2005

Harden Showground, Harden, Zone 2Closing Date: 26th August 2005

2005 State Saturday 12th & Show Riding Sunday 13th November 2005

Venue to be advised - Zone 24Closing Date: 30th September 2005

2006 State Saturday 21st & Dressage Sunday 22nd January 2006

Bingara Showground, Zone 8Closing Date: 2nd December 2005

2006 State Saturday 22nd & Sporting & Sunday 23rd April 2006Campdrafting Inverell Showground, Zone 13

Closing Date: 10th March 2006

Dates for 2005/2006 continued on page 23

Dates for 2005/2006


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