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NEW MATRIX ENDURANCE SADDLE PADS Specifically Designed for Endurance Riding, Offering Maximum Protection, Support and Breathability World Class Endurance Tack & Equestrian Clothing NEW MATRIX ENDURANCE SADDLE PADS Specifically designed for endurance riding, offering maximum protection, support and breathability. Used with Pro Impact insert: absorbs 90% of the shock & kinetic energy from the saddle & horse. Used with Ortho Impact insert: therapeutic, blue side up towards you if you have a back injury & need back support, or blue side down towards the horse. [email protected] DIXON SMITH EQUESTRIAN Ph / Fax: 02 6684 0403 PO Box 586 Mullumbimby NSW 2482 Australia International: + 61 2 6684 0403 -$ **+-"#*1&4#2&#1#/3*'2'#1R Q$%R ' ()' "N+ #*36#_SRR$30#--* *20#,1#-+$-02$-0-30 -01# !0#2& *##*##!# '%&*7$*#6' *# ! "! '!&',#1& *# R S ('02&(3'"#1*'#1 ('02&-4#01V***#,%2&1 #1'%,#" $-0 ,"30,!# #0$-0+,!# 0-4#,X -0"#0'0#!2 ^*&#-0'%',*.2'**2&#!#12_ /S )0#,"*3.0)T!-+T3 <#5.0-"3!210#,-2-,2&#!300#,25# 1'2#V3.%0"#',.0-%0#11 &S RYWVXVVTTT Contents Advertisers Classified 42 Ride Previews Dixon Smith Back Cover Cobark 29 D-Lua Park Inside front cover Coolamon 28 Hay Maximizer 3 Kundabung 27 Mudgee 26 Results & Calendar Shahzada 31 Ride Calendar 40 Upper Corindi 30 Endurance Rides 51 Wingello 25 Social Rides 61 Manilla 24 Training Rides 55 Ride Information Notices & Miscellaneous AERA Waver Form 71 New members list 5 Advertising rates 79 Vale Betty Wade 32 Accredited Vet List 77 Annual Horse Registration 72 Reports Annual log book return 68 Bumbaldry 12 Distance Scrolls 73 Cedar Ridge Review 20 Log Book ID Procedure 70 Horsley Park Photographs 35 Register of Chief Stewards 76 Horsley Park 7 Ride Booking Procedure 67 NSW President’s Report 2 Ride bases map 65 NSW Meeting Report 18 January 48 Ride Secretaries 74 NSW Meeting Report 22 February 36 State Management Committee 80 South Coast Zone Report 6 Transfer of Ownership 69 Quilty Organiser request 43 Web site information 66 Q60 44 Track Preservation Report 3 Williams River 16 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: th Friday 17 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 ac- cess 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 be- ing 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. Fiona Meller Want to SAVE $$$s on feed bills? Then get yourself a HAY MAXIMIZER! Maximizes hay availability to your horse Minimizes your horse wasting its hay Improves your horses health by slow feeding Saves you $$$ on wasted, trodden on, hay Designed by an Australian Equine Natural Therapist. www.haymaximizer.com.au or phone Dianne on 0429 99 55 96 See us at the NSWERA Championships! 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 INCOME Income - Grants $0 $14,910 ($14,910) Income - Membership Fees $32,895 $59,627 ($26,732) Income Personal Accident Premiums $15,386 $0 $15,386 Income - Ride Fees $5,223 $8,683 ($3,460) Income - Annual Awards $1,645 $3,371 ($1,726) Income - Newsletter $5,701 $7,185 ($1,484) Income - AERA Charges $1,770 $1,590 $180 Interest Received $423 $1,186 ($762) Total Income $63,044 $96,551 ($33,507) Income - Sale of Merchandise $2,570 $2,887 ($317) Less Cost of Merchandise Sales $460 $1,029 $569 Gross Profit from Mechandise sales $2,110 $1,858 $252 Total Gross Profit $65,154 $98,409 ($33,255) EXPENSES Accounting Fees $1,880 $1,820 ($60) A.E.R.A. $545 $802 $256 AGM Expenses $2,031 $2,084 $53 Annual Awards $5,594 $8,385 $2,792 Bank Fees ($8) ($6) $2 Bank Fees - Card Merchant Fees $820 $1,096 $276 CS Accreditation & Training $163 $0 ($163) Gifts, Flowers, Cards etc $159 $45 ($114) IDP Expenses $0 $199 $199 Insurance $24,292 $40,028 $15,736 International / FEI $0 $94 $94 Medication Control $291 $436 $145 Meeting Expenses $1,143 $2,425 $1,282 Newsletter Expenses $3,546 $4,404 $858 Promotional Expenditure $1,342 $1,327 ($15) Quilty Expenses $0 $300 $300 Ride Management Related $0 $102 $102 Secretariat Expenses $10,057 $11,088 $1,031 SMC Non Meeting Reimbursements $92 $195 $104 State Ride Expenses $6,000 $6,205 $205 Statutory Fees $43 $170 $127 Volunteer Rewards $0 $651 $651 Website Expenses $120 $90 ($30) Total Expenses $58,110 $81,941 $23,832 Net Profit / (Loss) $7,045 $16,468 ($9,424) NSW Endurance News May—June 2013 Page No. 4 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 Bargo Luka Curtis Oakdale Stacey Wood Tallong Chloe Paton Binalong Elena Sutcliffe Milperra Nigel Colefax Jerrys Plains Sonia Holdsworth Bargo Keith Sumpner Bootawa Dyanna Thommeny Lalor Park Nicole Whitehead Holbrook Gemma McClenahan Jerrys Plains Sue-Ellen Trotter St.Albans Rachel Beatson Albury Jenny Berg Albury Michelle Mercieca Eglinton Daniel Feltrin Holbrook Tracy-Lee Feltrin Holbrook Catrina Cruickshank East Kurrajong Leighton Bullen Glossodia Seif Bullen Glossodia Anne-Catherine Froidevaux Glossodia Taigen Bullen Glossodia Belinda Crain Eglinton Dustin Walker Bumbaldry Melissa Johnstone Senior Calala Kylie Williams Senior Blayney Tysha Beale Junior Clandulla Mason Fletcher Junior Manilla Linda Green Intermediate Burrell Creek Adele Gifford Intermediate Mandalong Kaliana Curtis Senior Winston Hills Sarah Wouters Intermediate Bensville Niamh Wouters Intermediate Bensville Imogen Wouters Intermediate Bensville Ross Wouters Associate Bensville NSW Endurance News May—June Page No.
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