Yarrambat Horse & Pony Club

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18th - 18th Jul 2021 Yarrambat Pony Club Showjumping Day Showjumping
16th - 17th Oct 2021 Yarrambat Pony Club Horse Trials Horse Trials

📣📣📣CONGRATULATIONS to the following riders FROM NORTHERN METROPOLITAN ZONE who will be representing Victoria at the Nationals!!👏👏👏🏆GO TEAMVIC!!Abigail (Abi) VanBergeijk - Healesville Pony Club - QUIZ: SeniorKira Hetherton - Healesville Pony Club - QUIZ: SeniorManon Schey - Healesville Pony Club - EVENTING: SeniorHonor Christian - Hurstbridge Pony Club - DRESSAGE: Sub JuniorKeely Smith - Hurstbridge Pony Club - RESERVE 3- DRESSAGE: Junior/SeniorAngus Walker - Kangaroo Ground Pony Club - EVENTING: Sub JuniorWill Dodson - Kangaroo Ground Pony Club - QUIZ: Sub JuniorBonnie Kearney - Lilydale & Mooroolbark Pony Club - EVENTING: Sub JuniorElla Trevorrow - Lilydale & Mooroolbark Pony Club - TETRATHLON: Senior (Female)Emma Sampson - Lilydale & Mooroolbark Pony Club - RESERVE 2 - EVENTING: SeniorLilly Trevorrow - Lilydale & Mooroolbark Pony Club - RESERVE 2 - TETRATHLON: Senior (Female)Emily Hudak - Seville Pony Club - QUIZ: Sub JuniorLachlan Nicholls - Seville Pony Club - TETRATHLON: Junior (Male)Maddy Kitto - Seville Pony Club - EVENTING: SeniorIsobel Pain - St Andrews Pony Club - RESERVE 1 - TETRATHLON: SeniorTahlei Spratling - St Andrews Pony Club - RIDE TO TIME: Junior (Open)Miranda Darby - Yarrambat Pony Club - SHOWJUMPING: Junior ... See MoreSee Less

Posted 3 days ago by NMZ ·

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COVID-19 Interim UpdateClubs will be updated with the impacts of the new restrictions on Pony Club activity today. Clubs in metropolitan Melbourne looking to run rallies over the weekend should be planning around these restrictions.Outdoor physical recreation & sport:• Density quotient of 1 person per 4sqm• A maximum venue capacity: 100 people• No venue limit if 100m distance can be maintained betweengroups (e.g. golf)• Maximum group size: 10Thank you for your understanding and patience at this time.www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-covidsafe-settings ... See MoreSee Less

Posted 5 days ago by NMZ ·

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Congratulations our NMZ Riders on being selected to represent Victoria at the Nationals!!! 👏👏👏🐴🤩 ... See MoreSee Less

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Posted 2 weeks ago by NMZ ·

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Call for nominations for a Virtual International Dressage Competition. You could represent Australia on your own horse!Pony Club Australia are excited to be a part of an opportunity for members to take part in an International Virtual Dressage Competition alongside members from other Pony Club International Alliance (PCIA) countries (Hong Kong, USA, Canada, UK, NZ, South Africa).There are five classes and PCA will select four competitors for each class from nominations received via an online form by midnight, Sunday, 6 June, 2021. Selection will be based on the horse’s past results and the rider’s highest current proficiency certificate. Riders who are selected will THEN be required to submit a video entry. This competition is open to any Pony Club Australia member who has been a member for at least two years and has achieved their C* Proficiency Certificate. For further information, go to: ponyclubaustralia.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/PCIA-International-Virtual-Dressage-Comp-Nomi... ... See MoreSee Less

Posted 3 weeks ago by NMZ ·

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COVID-19 UPDATE – 27 MAY 202111:59PM THURSDAY, 27 MAY 2021 TO 11.59PM ON THURSDAY, 3 JUNE 2021The Victorian State Government announced today, 27 May 2021, that a circuit breaker state-wide lockdown will be in place for 7 days, in an effort to contain the current outbreak of COVID-19. Unfortunately, this means all Pony Club activities and events across the State must be cancelled or postponed until at least Friday, 4 JUNE 2021. Further advice on how Pony Club activities/events can recommence will be communicated after the lockdown period ends.WHAT RESTRICTIONS ARE IN PLACE FOR THE LOCKDOWN PERIOD?Victorians will only be able to leave their homes for one of the listed reasons:shopping for necessary goods and services (one person per household, once per day, a support person can accompany if required)caregiving or compassionate reasonsauthorised work or permitted education, or work interstateexercise (up to two hours, with one other person or members of your household)receive a vaccinationother specified reasons (specific exemptions apply)MASKS & TRAVELfive-kilometre travel radius from your residencemasks must be worn everywhere in public.HOW DOES LOCKDOWN AFFECT YOUR EQUESTRIAN ACTIVITIES?For the period of the lockdown:Care of horses - you may leave home to care for your horse if necessary including exercise for welfare reasons.Carry proof that you are travelling to your horse in case you are checked by police. A letter from your place of agistment should suffice.You should provide care for your horse in as limited time as possible, observe all government social distancing and hygiene requirements.You should exercise the horse on the property where the horse is kept.Where it is not possible to exercise your horse on the property it is kept due to safety or animal welfare concerns, you may exercise the horse locally “off property”, however, horses should not be floated to third party locations under current restrictions.Horses should not be recreationally ridden.If you have been directed to self-isolate, you must make alternative arrangements for the care of animals who are not at your home.Horse riding - you are not permitted to leave home to horse ride for recreational purposes.Club grounds and facilities - closed.Club competitions and rallies - suspended.Meetings - online only.Please find below a link outlining the current restrictions for all Victorians.www.premier.vic.gov.au/statement-acting-premier-1ponyclubvic.org.au/ABOUTUS/LATESTNEWS/tabid/23383/ArtMID/42242/ArticleID/3389/preview/true/langua... ... See MoreSee Less

Posted 3 weeks ago by NMZ ·

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