HORSE AGILITY AUSTRALIA – VICTORIA LAUNCH 

Christine and I are pleased to announce the running two half-day clinics for potential trainers and those interested in learning more about the exciting new sport of Horse Agility.

Both will be fairly informal sessions to talk about horse agility, how trainers and groups work, the future of agility (competitions, events, ridden). There’ll also be opportunity to practice agility with horses (let us know if you’re bringing one).

• Saturday 28 April  12:00 noon to 4:00pm               Geelong
  With Kim Barker of Heartwood Horses - 176 English Rd, Bannockburn – Google Maps
• Sunday 29 April        9:00am to 1:00pm                 Smiths Gully
  With Maggie Broom of Grey Horse Growth & Learning – 80 Clintons Road, Smiths Gully – Google Maps

RSVP is required to support@horseagility.com.au (unless you’ve already accepted directly with one of the hosts), or contact me for more information.

We’re looking forward to being down there this weekend, and excited at the prospect of agility growing in Victoria as it has in other areas already – can’t wait to work with you all to bring it together!

We’ve installed a ‘helpdesk tracking system’ to keep better track of things as we grow. Please direct all enquiries to:

• support@horseagility.com.au
• open a support ticket online
• or phone Andrew 0419 434 634.

Your enquiry will be logged and can be answered by Andrew, Christine, or state coordinators for prompt attention and resolution.

KalEquine is holding 2 Childrens Horse Agility Workshops! Mon 16th Jan ages 6yrs to 11yrs (only 2 spots left)..Tues 17th Jan ages 12yrs to 16yrs (3 spots left). 9am to 11.30am.

Only $25 per participant. Filling fast!!!

Sat 3rd December.

Open between 10am and 2pm, cost is only $20 per participant & horse, for anyone, including our regulars, to come along and have some fun! Stay for an hour or for the whole four! Bring a friend! We will be having a sausage sizzle for lunch, tea/coffee/cold drinks available..

Venue is: Butler Ave, Cooranbong – end of road, look for KalEquine sign on gate. NO booking in required, just rock on up and have some fun!

Yass Horse Agility Group
Sunday 27 November
Yass showgrounds

Just a few from our latest delivery of Horse Agility Australia shirts from our friends at Dust ‘n’ Boots – (colours L to R) ladies Aqua, Ocean, Yellow, and men’s Cobalt. Next order being placed soon!

See our store for ordering details

Horse Agility Australia promo video – Christine putting Macca through some agility obstacles at Spring Creek Park horsemanship centre and Yass agility group.

Horse – Justa Lil King “Macca”, Handler – Christine Randell, Music – Heather Small “Proud”
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A fun look at what horse agility is. You can use easy to find items like old tyres, wood from the tip, cheap tarps and door streamers from Bunnings, etc. It doesn’t have to be fancy to be fun. A coat of paint can make anything look good.

From our friends at Corowa Agility – Riverina Equine Assisted Learning Centre – www.realcentre.com.au

Yesterday saw the Camden Agility Group launch at the Spring Creek Park natural horsemanship centre.

Twelve horse took to the grounds – all accomplished Prelim Level certification and many also passed their Level 1 certificate.

A fun look at what horse agility is. You can use easy to find items like old tyres, wood from the tip, cheap tarps and door streamers from Bunnings, etc. It doesn’t have to be fancy to be fun. A coat of paint can make anything look good.

From our friends at Corowa Agility – Riverina Equine Assisted Learning Centre – www.realcentre.com.au

HAA Trainer Lee (Corowa Agility group) says “This is our donkey ‘Sally’ doing a horse agiity course at liberty. She’s not perfect but we had lots of fun doing it! We only used rewards to teach Sally – no pain, fear or intimidation was used, and she remains very friendly towards humans.”