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Wayne Caslick Horse Trainer/Coach

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Wayne Caslick Horse Trainer/Coach

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16/05/2024

That time again all horses teeth getting done by our wonderful vet/ dentist.

24/12/2023

Josie Olena, Docs Spinifex grandad, with Hankman Leo in Mum. One to watch!!.

21/12/2023

Wayne and Jenny wish all our loyal customers and their much loved horses a wonderful, happy and safe Christmas.

21/12/2023

Internet and mobile service all good now

11/12/2023

We haven't much internet/phone coverage at moment. Telstra upgrades happening. Only got intermittent coverage at moment.

13/09/2023

We welcome a Doc Spinifex/Hank Man Leo granddaughter to the family

14/08/2023

Preparing big arena for more reining training

29/05/2023

Thanks to Aberdeen Pony Club. Wayne could not believe the enthusiasm and friendliness of the members and family. Wayne had a fantastic time!!

03/04/2023

So much like her Spinifex father!

25/03/2023

TR/Spinifex filly growing nicely

27/01/2023

A good scratch is just the thing!

23/12/2022

Have a safe and wonderful Christmas to all our loyal customers and clients. See you in the New Year!! Happy riding!!

20/12/2022

Foal spam, Docs Spinifex granddaughter!

16/11/2022

Filly foal born this morning. TR Dual Rey X Docs Spinifex.

04/10/2022

About 5 to 6 weeks to go for our TR Dual Ray mare to our Docs Spinifex stallion! What will pop out??

03/10/2022

Back in the saddle finally after 2nd operation, He is farriering, doing lessons and now finally taking on some good temperament horses for training.

26/06/2022

Just to let our loyal followers know, Wayne's surgery was temporarily cancelled due to issues at hospital so open again for business!!!!

26/06/2022

Another show off photo!!

26/06/2022

Doc Spinifex grand daughter, daughter of Olenas Spinnin Oak, Sweet but Pycho being broken in, day one, no hump no buck, took it all on her stride, all sweetness!!!!!!

07/03/2022

Japanese encephalitis (JE) virus has recently been identified in Victoria, Queensland, and NSW. Your local veterinarian or Emergency Animal Disease Watch Hotline (1800 675 888) should be contacted if you suspect your animal has JE virus. 🦟

JE virus is part of the flavivirus family and is closely related to West Nile virus, Murray Valley encephalitis and dengue fever. The virus is spread via mosquitoes from within the natural reservoir of water bird populations and amplified within infected pig populations. Occasionally, horses, donkeys and humans can also become infected via mosquitoes, however, further transmission cannot occur between horses or humans. 🐎👩🏼‍🤝‍🧑🏼

Infection is mostly asymptomatic in horses, however, clusters with clinical signs can occur sporadically and can include fever, loss of appetite, jaundice (yellowing of mucosa) and reluctance to move. Unfortunately, in a small number of cases severe clinical signs occur including impaired vision, muscle weakness or tremors, sweating, and neurological signs such as incoordination, difficulty swallowing, paralysis and collapse/coma. 👩‍⚕️

As always, prevention is better than a cure. The main prevention approach would be to reduce exposure and possible contact with mosquitoes. This can be achieved by rugging your horse, stabling during dawn and dusk and reducing contact with still water sources. Additionally, owners should avoid keeping horses on properties with pigs (including pet pigs). 🐷

Please visit the below website for more information:
https://agriculture.vic.gov.au/biosecurity/animal-diseases/pig-diseases/japanese-encephalitis-virus-jev

31/01/2022

West Nile virus has been detected in a small number of horses across NSW.

West Nile virus is a mosquito-borne virus which can affect horses, people and other animals. Only mosquitoes can spread the disease.

The early stages of disease may be mistaken for colic. Initially horses may appear depressed and reluctant to move but these signs are soon followed by neurological signs.

Horse owners are encouraged to take extra precautions to reduce exposure to mosquitoes through rugging, insecticides and restricting grazing times when mosquitoes are most active.

West Nile virus is a notifiable disease in NSW. If you suspect a horse is showing signs of the disease, call the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888.

More information on West Nile Virus can be found on the DPI website at www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/animals-and-livestock/horses/health-and-disease/west-nile-virus

Local Land Services NSW

30/01/2022

Internet and mobile is now working...

27/01/2022

We are currently having mobile phone and internet issues, call house phone 0268446213 if you need horse work done.

06/10/2021

Muscle strains and pains

The 1st photo is before the 1st treatment.

The second photo is a week later before the second treatment.

EMRT as a hands on modality uses palpation and assessment as well as the gentle rolling moves to bring about balance and release areas of tension .

In two treatments he was back out competing 🥳☘️🏇

27/09/2021

Improvements to cutting pen. Rubber!

16/09/2021

Marionette is looking for a special home. Talk to Wayne. One of the last foals by Cas Sir Raybuck.

11/09/2021

That time again, doing the rounds of our own horses us some worming to get rid of the last of winter worms hanging on.

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Videos

A good scratch is just the thing!

Helping Kitten

It is not pretty but this is the reality of preparing a horse by getting it's confidence first in a situation that the horse feels comfortable with. Kitten has the foundation of a good temperament and is sensible but just needed that extra time to work it out.

Kitten

Prior preparation. Kitten is so quiet and even tempered.... Turned into a scaredy cat with the mechanical cow. Can't ever take them for granted! Thank goodness I wasn't on her!! More work on ground getting the confidence before up in saddle.