Some of the Easter Bonnet Competitors from Area 5
WINTER SERIES DRESSAGE AREA 5 Qualifying Final – March 8th 2020 RESULTS
NOVICE CLASS
- Madi Haerr on Yaverland Tumbleweed- Aberconwy
- Amelia Deller on Black by the Jack – CHS
- Annabel James on Silktown Emerald – EC
- Emma Herbert Jones on Kinlara Jubilee Rose – Berwyn and Dee
- Phoebe Southern on Corrib Boy – EC
- = Amelia Jones on Victoria Enfys – Waen y llyn
= Ruby Wright on Pebbly Hunt ball – EC
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
- Tyler Simpson on Miss Millicent II – CHS
- Amber Bellis on Pontardawe Tickled Pink- F+D
- Morgan Haerrr on Woodside Way – Aberconwy
- Annabel James on Silktown Emerald -EC
- Grace Wellings on Duntally Geaorgio – EC
- Ruby Wright on Pebbly Hunt Ball – EC
OPEN CLASS
- Ciara McLellan on Ballastra Van De Cumul
- Mary Goodridge on Heath Robinson – EC
- Ciara McLellan on Flambeau II – EC
- Morgan Haerr on Even Stevens – Aberconwy
- Millie Graham on Sebastian – BCFH
The top 3 in each class qualify for the winter dressage championships at Arena UK on April 3rd/4th 2020.
Winter League Show Jumping Table 2019-2020
We will keep this page at the top through the WLSJ Season
Emergency First Aid at Work 21/04/20
Emergency First Aid at Work 21/04/20
FAA Level 3 (nationally recognised) course “Emergency First Aid at Work” with an equine perspective
- Valid for 3 years before renewal is required.
- Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 22 April 2020, 6-9pm (attendance on both evenings is required to get the qualification).
- Venue:Topwood Farm, Oldcastle Lane,
Threapwood, Malpas, SY14 7PA - Trainer: Medi-K Training
- Cost: £50 per person.
Book your place online here (scroll down to April 21st). Please enter the cardholder/paypal account name and address where the system requests “Parent details”.
Tonia Rutherford, 07976 692728
Sir W.W. Wynn’s Hunt Branch
EHV-1 (Equine Herpes Virus) outbreak
EHV-1 outbreak update 13/01/20
On Thursday 9 January, the British Equestrian Federation (BEF) issued an update following the confirmed diagnosis of EHV-1 (Equine Herpes Virus) at an equestrian centre in Hampshire, which has now been named as Crofton Manor Equestrian Centre in Fareham.
In consultation with the Animal Health Trust, the BEF is today strongly recommending that any horse or pony who visited Crofton Manor EC between 20 December and 7 January is tested by a veterinary surgeon for EHV. This is in addition to the originally recommended isolation period of 14 days and daily clinical monitoring. Owners of any horses or ponies who have been to Crofton EC in the specified should liaise directly with their veterinary surgeon on the testing process and advice.
EHV-1 is a contagious disease that can be spread through direct and indirect contact, with the virus surviving in the environment for several weeks. Clinical signs include a high temperature, coughing, nasal discharge, lethargy and loss of appetite. Severely affected animals can display neurological symptoms, and pregnant mares can also suddenly and unexpectantly miscarry their unborn foal.
The BEF recommends that all horse owners remain vigilant for signs of the virus, maintain excellent biosecurity and consult with their vets if they are concerned.