Ross Greenwood Clipper Blade Sharpening Service

05/09/2024

Shoutout to Ross Greenwood Clipper Blade Sharpening Service for his continued support each year, donating a free clipper sharpening to the cutout winners of each age group. Thankyou!

20/05/2024

I know all you lot will support an awesome new business that’s just launched! Please check out her website and if you can shop local! Personalise service! I bet you take a human first aid kit with you! Make sure you have an equine one handy! You can also post in Faecal Egg Count samples. If nothing else please just give her page a like or a follow!

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Emergency Equine First Aid Kit

The equine emergency first aid kit is an absolute MUST have when you own horses. This kit provides you with all the supplies you may need when you are faced with an emergency.

This kit includes:
• 1x Thermometer
• 2 x Vet wrap
• 1x Elastoplast Bandage
• 1x Stethoscope
• 1x Poultice
• 1x Gauze swabs 200
• 1x Electrolyte Paste 60ml
• 1x Gauze Pad
• 1x Ranvet White Healer 100g
• 5x Needles (20Gx1” & 18Gx 1 1/2”)
• 2x 5ml Syringes
• 2x 20ml Syringes
• 1x 60ml Syringes
• 4x Alcohol wipes
• 2x Iodine wipes
• 1x Hoof Pick
• 1x Cotton wool / Combine roll
• 1x Bandage Scissors
• 1x Pen
• 1x Note Book
• 2x Ezi Scrub Brush
• 2x Saline 20ml
• 1x Iodine 100ml
• 1x Elastic Gauze Roll
• 1x Pair L Gloves
• 1x Pair M Gloves
• 1x Tweezers
• 1x Scalpel
• 1x Small pack cotton wool
• 1x PVC Tape
• 1x Iodine cotton buds
• 1x Epson salt
• 1x Garbage bag
• 1x 14L Storage container

It’s a great size to put in the float when going on outings or to have in your tack locker or stables. To ensure you are prepared to provide your equine friends with the best emergency care you can in those situations we never wish to imagine.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us to place your order, We have several payment options. Postage available Australia wide for an additional fee

29/04/2024

Please Remember if you bring your blade with you we can get them done overnight save on postage! Please for any enquires call Ross 0428 642 265

𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟰 𝗔𝗦𝗛𝗦 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄
Ross Greenwood Clipper Blade Sharpening Service

A familiar face at AELEC, Ross Greenwood will be on hand at Tamworth once again for all your clipper blade sharpening needs.

Save on postage and pack those blades that need sharpening! Ross will be available from BUMP-IN, Monday 6th May, and for the duration of the Show.

Thank you Ross, for your support of the 2024 ASHS National Show 👏

📲 Ross Greenwood: 0428 642 265

23/11/2023

If you want a good listen check out my daughter Brooke’s new project with the Donkey’s while your at it send those blades in

With Brooke Purvis, co-founder of the Last Stop Donkey Program

04/05/2023

♥️♥️♥️ We will be there ready and willing as always! Remember to pack your blades! Be awesome if you could tag a mate who’s blades are always dull!!

𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯 𝗔𝗦𝗛𝗦 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄

𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗺𝗲: Your online copy of the National Show Official Programme is now available
➡️https://ashs.com.au/media/3073/2023-programme-web-1.pdf

𝗟𝗶𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴: Yes, the Show will be livestreamed! To tune into all the Show and Campdraft action, please see our website
➡️ https://ashs.com.au/sportsevents/events/

We sincerely thank major sponsor Barastoc Horse and livestream providers Australian Equine Network for making this happen.

**Please note our Livestream coverage is COMPLETELY FREE and you will never be asked for personal or payment details. Please take care to use only the link we have provided.

𝗧𝗼𝗱𝗮𝘆'𝘀 𝘁𝗶𝗽: Coming in highly recommended is the Ross Greenwood Clipper Blade Sharpening Service. As in years past, Ross will provide an overnight service to collect, sharpen and return your clipper blades whilst at the Show.

Ross has also kindly donated vouchers to some of our Youth placegetters. Thank you, Ross, for all your support.

📲 Ross Greenwood: 0428 667 626

13/01/2023

Just a reminder to get your blades sent in! Dad is still old school so doesn’t use social media much. I don’t always check this page BUT dad will always answer a phone call (no texts) 0428 667 626. Please feel free to post them in he will turn them around with 24-48hrs. Please include a note with name address contact details. He can organise drop off points In Tamworth if you get in touch! Please do us a favour and share or tag your horsey mates in this post, it will help him immensely.

Post in:
Ross Greenwood
“Burncoose”
Woolomin NSW 2340

22/03/2022

22/03/2022

31/07/2021

Not only does he sharpen clipper blades!!

14/04/2021

Well Dad isn’t just talented at Sharpening Blades! This little meerkat beauty is the last eat creation from “Burncoose” so reminder get your blades into Rossy and tag a meerkat lover!!

28/12/2020

Well what an interesting year 2020 was! Wishing everyone a Blessed new year! Timely reminder to get those blade in to be sharpened. If you don’t have any PLEASE share the post to your mates so they know where to take their blades? Remember drop off and pick up points in Tamworth available when arranged. Or pop them in the post! Photo of Ross Greenwood & Jaime Barwick a fair few years ago now!

15/05/2020

✅🇦🇺COMPETITION TIME AGAIN 🇦🇺✅
Just to remind everyone that we are still sharpening blades if you want to send in any while events are still on hold please know dad is still busily sharpening! If you could show him some support by liking tagging and Sharing this post? It would mean a great deal to this little business! We will be giving away A $50 Gift Voucher from Gone Camo to the winner!! Also for the regulars who always support Dad is giving away a free clipper blade sharpening to one of you who is randomly selected! Show some support for a little Aussie business ❤️

23/03/2020

Dad has asked I put this up for him as many of his mates enjoyed his memories on Kevin. I hope this evokes many a happy memory!

Rossy Remembers......

This photo was taken at 1968 Royal Melbourne Show, it was published in the Age Newspaper. It explained that I had ridden an emu down from QLD just to see the show. When in fact the emu was taken out of a display in one of the pavilion's & discarded.

This was the year I was working for Lindsay Ball. I knew Alan Williams from Nebo far North QLD was yet to arrive so we put that emu in the stable he was assigned to. At the time he owned a beautiful mare, Quasarlious.

When that assignment was finished the Emu took its post out the front of our stable block as a mascot. It created quite a hype and started many conversations and comments. However Emu was taken one night however he was returned later by the Sheridan Morley! He too had a brilliant horse called Volvo.

Lindsey had his father Claude there that year lending a hand. Lindsey horses were Glenelg, Glenara, Moombi and Legioner. We kept Glanara in the racehorse stables across the road from showgrounds. Here he had stable & Walk out-yard so he could move about more. we only got him out to exercise & to attend events. This horse was hard to beat. Legioner was sold to Graham Cameron, he was jumped in the name of Stringybark. Then he went on to the Legendary Bill Billsbough. Jeff Richards from Westberry TAS was stabled next to us. He had Kevin Bacon's horses while Kevin was at Olympics in Tokyo. Graham Brown was his groom (the best) Guy Creighton was there with his trusty groom, Bob Green or otherwise known later in his police career as Groover Green the Guyra Guardian. These are just a few of my old memories from my grooming days.

17/03/2020

I’m very sorry to hear of the passing of my old boss and very good mate Kevin Bacon. We travelled all the big shows and to alot of small ones too, friendships were made and I’m still in contact with a lot of them today. We lived together like a family, I was treated extremely well which I appreciated at the time, however upon reflection even more so today.

This photo I have attached taken at Moss Vale show, in 1969. This photo has a lot of elements to it. The truck carted all the horses about if you look close you will see Kevin shoeing Simon, Chichester tied up while I was shoeing aristocrat. This was being done for the touring New Zealand team. Ross Cole is the other person in the photo he was part of the New Zealand team. You will also notice the sign on the door of the truck. That is of Chichester and it was cleverly hand pained painted by David Campbell, who owned Toledo the horse that won the jumping in front of the Queen at Sydney show while being ridden by Kevin Bourke.

The trucks roof was put on at Neville and Helen Carpenter‘s place at Kellyville. Their daughter Kerry, was Kevin Bourke’s wife. The horses on the truck at that time with Simon, Caroona gift and Benambra Cadet.

To Kevins family we extend our deepest sympathy. Ross & Dianne Greenwood

24/12/2019

Rossy is still sharpening Clipper Blades over Christmas and New Years! Please if you have mates in the city that have clipper blades get them to send them to the bush to get sharpened! Drop off spots available in Tamworth or post them in! Please share this post to help out one of the many farmers doing it tough in the bush

21/10/2019

SUMMER IS NEAR! ! Get those blades in to Rossy to get sharpened. Remember you can post in or there are drop off points in Tamworth. Please tag your mates so they are able to utilise good old fashioned service! $16.50 a set and postage 🙂 can be done overnight or while you wait! PLEASE SHARE OR TAG your mates to get this good old fashioned business man the exposure he deserves!! We do watch who does and we will offer discounts here and there to our constant supporters!

22/09/2019

Meet the Man behind the business. Most of you all know Rossy, but for those of you who don't here he is! please get your clipper blades in to get sharpened. Either mail in or ask for Tamworth drop off points