{"id":1044,"date":"2024-03-10T22:53:51","date_gmt":"2024-03-10T22:53:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/branches.pcuk.org\/isleofman\/?post_type=news&p=1044"},"modified":"2024-03-10T22:53:51","modified_gmt":"2024-03-10T22:53:51","slug":"isle-of-man-pony-club-camp-2024","status":"publish","type":"news","link":"https:\/\/branches.pcuk.org\/isleofman\/news\/isle-of-man-pony-club-camp-2024\/","title":{"rendered":"Isle of Man Pony Club Camp 2024"},"content":{"rendered":"\r\n
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Andreas Airfield Saturday 20th\u00a0\u00a0July \u2013 Tuesday 23rd\u00a0July\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Camp will follow a very similar format to what we had last year to be held at our premises on the Andreas Airfield.<\/p>\n

There will be 3 camps to choose from again, 4-day camp is for high school aged children and above, a 3-day camp for older primary and younger secondary age and a 2-day camp for younger members accompanied by parents .<\/p>\n

Rides will be split into ability and based on what the members have been competing at or towards.<\/p>\n

VACCINATIONS \u2013 VERY IMPORTANT!\u00a0<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

The Pony Club Equine Influenza VACCINATION RULE 2024<\/strong>
\nTo protect the health of all horses and ponies and the biosecurity of the venue, the following
\nrules will apply to all Pony Club activities. Members competing with other organisations,
\nsuch as FEI, BHA and HPA, or at certain venues, for example racecourses, will need to
\ncomply with their vaccination requirements.
\n1. Passports<\/strong>
\nA valid passport (registered on the Central Equine Database) and vaccination record:
\n\u2022 must accompany the horse \/ pony to all activities
\n\u2022 must be available for inspection by the event officials
\n\u2022 must be produced on request at any other time during the activity
\n2. Equine Influenza Vaccination Schedule:<\/strong>
\nNo horse \/ pony may attend an activity, compete or be present as a companion unless it has
\na Record of Vaccination against equine influenza completed by the veterinary surgeon who
\ngave the vaccination, signed and stamped line by line, which complies with the Minimum
\nVaccination Requirements set out in the Equine Influenza Vaccination Schedule below.
\nAll horses and ponies receiving a new primary course of vaccinations from 1 January 2024
\nmust be vaccinated according to this schedule:
\n\u2022 initial primary course of two vaccinations (V1 and V2) must be given: the second
\nvaccination (V2) must be administered within 21-60 days of the first initial vaccination
\n(V1)
\n\u2022 Horses may attend activities 7 full days after receiving the second vaccination of the
\nprimary course (V2).
\n\u2022 A first booster vaccination (V3) must be administered within 120 \u2013 180 days of the
\nadministration of the second vaccination of the primary course.
\n\u2022 Thereafter booster vaccinations must be administered at a maximum of 12 months
\nintervals.
\nHorses and ponies must not attend activities within 7 days of receiving any vaccination. For
\nclarity: no horse or pony may compete on the same day as a relevant injection is given or on
\nany of the 6 days following such an injection.
\nNB: This is the minimally appropriate booster schedule; it is highly recommended that
\nhorses and ponies competing regularly and travelling around the UK and abroad follow an
\noptimal schedule and receive a booster within 6 months +21 days prior to arrival at the
\nevent or activity, in line with the FEI protocol.
\nRestart
\nAny horse which is found to have breached the requirements above in relation to V1 (initial
\nvaccination); V2 (second vaccination) and V3 (first booster), or exceeded 12 months between
\nsubsequent boosters, must restart and receive a minimum of V1 & V2 and had a 7 day postvaccine stand-down before being allowed entry to any Pony Club activity.
\nThe Pony Club Safety & Welfare
\nNovember 2023
\nHistoric Vaccinations
\no Horses that received the primary course prior to 1 January 2024 are permitted to
\nhave an interval of up to 92 days between the first (V1) and second (V2) vaccination
\nof the primary course and for the first booster (V3) an interval of up to 7 months
\nfollowing the date of the administration of vaccination V2.
\no For the period 1st October 2022 to 31st December 2022, lower risk equines may
\nhave, with veterinary advice and approval, extended the annual booster period to
\n15 months if there was a genuine veterinary shortage of vaccine. The subsequent
\nbooster should have been made within 9 months, resulting in 2 booster vaccinations
\nin 2 years and making the 2023 vaccine booster date no more than 24 months from
\nthe 2021 due date. Vaccination records which have this extension clearly approved
\nand annotated by the vet will be accepted at Pony Club and BHS Riding Club
\nevents, but other venues and competitive bodies may insist on a 12month interval
\nand hence if a booster is missed a restart may be necessary.
\nBHA (British Horseracing Authority) \/ Racecourse Requirements
\n1. All equines visiting a racecourse on race day must conform with the current BHA
\nvaccination rules, regardless of where they will be sited.
\n2. All equines visiting a racecourse in the 8 days before a race meeting must conform
\nwith the current BHA vaccination rule, regardless of where they will be sited.
\n3. All equines visiting a racecourse and staying in the stable yard outside of a race day
\nor the preceding 8 days, must conform with the current BHA vaccination rule or the current
\nFEI vaccination rule.
\nAdvice from BHA (November 2023)
\nIn order to be compliant with the BHA guidelines, BHA require:
\n\u2022 Racehorses that had a compliant record (using old intervals and 12 month boosters)
\nto have had a booster vaccination within 6 months of 15.01.2023, otherwise a restart
\n(using new intervals) is required
\n\u2022 6 monthly booster vaccinations have been compulsory from 15.01.2023
\n\u2022 all primary courses started in 2022 or after must have followed the new vaccination
\nintervals (V1-V2 21-60d; V2-V3 120-180d, plus 6 month boosters)
\n\u2022 For clarity, the BHA does not recognise the vaccination amnesty that was granted at
\nthe end of 2022 allowing ponies to have 2 vaccinations within 24 month period (ie
\none after 15 months followed by a 9 month booster).
\nIsle of Man Pony Club Camp 2024
\nBHA rule requires booster vaccinations every 6 months; the FEI rule requires booster
\nvaccinations within 6 months +21 days of attending the event.<\/p>\n \r\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n<\/section>\r\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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