Ring pick up Challenge! We had 3 rings to pick up⦠harder than it looks!!
This weekend Bellingen Valley Working Equitation club members Kari Iggulden, Amy Gale, Jody Shone and Taylor Shone headed down to Wingham for the Mid North Coast Working Equitation Horse of the Year (HOTY) Competition.
Although the weekend provided some challenging weather conditions (gale force winds) - It was a fantastic opportunity to try new obstacles!
The biggest thank you to the committee at Mid North Coast Working Equitation for putting on such a fabulous event.
Congratulations to Kari Iggulden and Galaxy winning the Cons 2 Class.
Congratulations to Taylor Shone and Cashman winning the Debutante F Class.
Congratulations to Jody Shone and Meridias Moonshine Charlie for winning the Preliminary Class.
And congratulations to Amy Gale and Pirate for coming 3rd overall in the Introductory Class.
Overall Bellingen was on fire! Looking forward to seeing everybody next weekend at our training day.
Clarence Valley Working Equitation June HOTY
This weekend club members Lou Whitlock, Leanne Grocott, Jody Shone and Taylor Shone headed up to Grafton for their Clarence Valley June Horse of the Year Working Equitation Competition.
A big thank you to all the committee members for putting on such a fabulous weekend. We encourage all of our Bellingen members looking for their next challenge to consider a Clarence Valley weekend.
Congratulations to Leanne Grocott coming home with Overall Champion in Preliminary and Jody Shone coming 3rd overall.
Congratulations to Taylor Shone coming home with Overall Champion in Debutante F.
Honourable mention to Lou Whitlock who was competing HC in Debutante F who put on a beautiful display of horsemanship all weekend with Caspian.
Next weekend Bellingen Valley Working Equitation is looking forward to hosting their Obstacle and Cattle Clinic at Kariβs Equestrian.
Saturday training day little video⦠more Sunday comp to come!!
Another video of the Garrocha in canter.
Once the horse becomes more balanced, the canter is steady and picking il up the ring becomes much easier!
The main focus of this obstacle is straightness and evenness of pace. It is more important to her a horse travelling in a straight line, balanced and in a dance, than picking up the ring being crocked and breaking gate!
β> Have fun practicing riding one handed in a straight line!
Great training day! Here is a little clip with a Garrocha training progress. Well done ladies!
Thanks everyone for coming, helping, bringing your horse. Great team work!