4 february 2018 competition draw - final...

4 February 2018 Competition Draw - Final Draw

Dear Competitors,

Several times have changed in this version, please check your times carefully!

We will be operating from West Tower and float parking will be P1 behind Arena 1. Our warm up arenas will be Arena 4 (our usual arena) and Arena 1 for riders competiting in either Arena 1 or 2. All riders must Gear Check at either Arena 4 or Arena 1.

All competitors who have entered Official Competitive Classes, please check your divison details are listed correctly as they CAN NOT be changed on the day of the competition - you may choose to enter in the Open Horse, Open Pony, AOR Horse or AOR Pony divisions. Places will be awarded in each of the 4 divisions. If you need to change your division please email [email protected] before 5pm Saturday.

Please note Closed Un-restricted, Restricted and Young Horse classes do not offer an AOR Division, you may enter in either the Horse or Pony divisions only.

For scratchings please contact Kay Chan via email [email protected] or

We hope you enjoy the day – happy riding!Sydney Dressage Committee

HOT WEATHER & HORSES

Hoses will be located in P1 and in Stable Block C, should you wish to cool down horses by hosing. Water buckets with sponges and scrappers will be located at the Gear Check at Arena 4 and Arena 1.

If you require any vetinary assistance the closest 24/7 Emergency Vet is:Camden Equine Centre - After Hours Contact: 0412 462 588Address: 410 Werombi Road, Brownlow Hill NSW 2570

HOT WEATHER & RIDERS

Drinking water for riders will be located at Gear Checks and West Tower.

Riders are advised that wearing a coat is optional in hot weather conditions, we encourage riders to consider what is best for them as judges will not penalise riders for not wearing a coat.

Please see EA Hot Weather Policy attached at end.

Preparatory C - Closed Un-Restricted Arena 10 Judge C: Ella Barney

POS TIME BRIDLE NO RIDER’S NAME HORSE’S NAME

1 14:04 4031 Haylee Grech CHARLIE

2 14:11 Lara Dwyer VVAZZ

3 14:18 Michele Robson WISTERIA PARK SHENANDOAH

4 14:25 7192 Zara Perish ARCHIE

5 14:32 Sophia Price LASER ENCOUNTER

6 14:39 Karin Perkins LEGO

Preparatory E - Closed Un-Restricted Arena 10 Judge C: Ella Barney


1 13:50 7192 Zara Perish ARCHIE

2 13:57

OTT Preparatory C - Restricted Arena 9 Judge C: Wendy Pike


1 13:16 Lucy Long SERTORIUS TB

2 13:24 Genevieve Rea ARCHIE (UNKNOWN DESTINATION) TB

4 February 2018

Sydney International Equestrian Centre

Preliminary 1.1 - Closed Un-Restricted Arena 2B Judge C: Ros Quist


1 14:45 P424 Sian McLellan BUNDERRA NEARCO Pony

2 14:52 2935 Ashleigh Morton MR ADVENTURE TIME

3 14:59 P758 Didi Balnaves SAPPHIRE PARK CONSTELLATION Pony

4 15:06 P1844 Katherine Meyers ALLENGREEN FORTUNE COOKIE Pony

5 15:13 P1861 Rachel Debono ARBOR ACRES ANGUS Pony

6 15:20 Georgia Rea GRACE

7 15:27 Michelle Ferris ROYALE FLUSH (ROBBI)

8 15:34 4031 Haylee Grech CHARLIE

OTT Preliminary 1.1 - Restricted Arena 7 Judge C: Michele Christiansen


1 14:15 1780 Hollie Worner DRUK TB

2 14:22 7982 Ingrid Darlington ARNIWHO STB

3 14:29 9212 Leeann Olsen BLACK PEARL TB

4 14:36 1929 Lucy Long ANOTHER OPTION TB

5 14:43 2918 Emily Kendall SHEANY PARK SLEEPWALKER TB

6 14:50 1427 Caitlin Foulis SP ENIGMA TB

7 14:57 9691 Amanda Burke ZACK BLACK TB

8 15:04 8097 Hannah Marsland SHEANY PARK PATRICK STARR TB

9 15:11 Courtney Ryan OVER THE AIR TB

10 15:18 Lucy Long SERTORIUS TB

4 February 2018


Preliminary 1.2 - Closed Un-Restricted Arena 10 Judge C: Ella Barney


1 12:20 7893 Josephine Drummond SEVEN MILLION

2 12:27 1814 Rachel Running ROYAL RANSOM

3 12:34 9772 Sally Faulkner JEKYLL & HYDE

4 12:41 P1861 Rachel Debono ARBOR ACRES ANGUS Pony

5 12:48 2935 Ashleigh Morton MR ADVENTURE TIME

6 12:55 P424 Sian McLellan BUNDERRA NEARCO Pony

7 13:02 1427 Caitlin Foulis SP ENIGMA

8 13:09 P1844 Katherine Meyers ALLENGREEN FORTUNE COOKIE Pony

9 13:16 P758 Didi Balnaves SAPPHIRE PARK CONSTELLATION Pony

10 13:23 1780 Hollie Worner DRUK

4 February 2018


Preliminary 1.1 - Official Competitive Arena 7 Judge C: Justin Bayly


1 10:30 3588 Wikus Junior Holtzhausen SUGARLOAF FLEURENO

2 10:37 P1609 Astrid Reuter COFFEE SCROLL OF SEFTON Pony

3 10:44 P1794 Chris Brunton BAMBOROUGH DISCO Pony

4 10:51 6965 Sally Kirkwood YARRANDALES FINE PRINT

5 10:58 8634 Alycia Targa FURST LIGHTFURST LIGHT

6 11:05 9855 Sian Mclellan WINDOURAN ROYALE AOR

7 11:12 1860 Sandra Schmalzing JABEZ STELLA HIT

8 11:19 P2857 Alexa Talbot MARENA SKY DANCE AOR / Pony

9 11:26 7955 Jennifer Saunders FIRSTHOLME INSTYLE AOR

10 11:47 5808 Brianna Pecanac BHM BLACK GALLIANO

BREAK

11 12:15

12 12:22 P1914 Kathleen Bokey GARNET REGAL RENEGADE AOR / Pony

13 12:29 2209 Keira Linde D DUCHESS

14 12:36 8900 Laura Power BUREAUCRATIC

15 12:43 P377 Mary Bokey REMLIF PARK MAGIC AOR / Pony

16 12:50 4779 Karin Perkins BRADYVALE ILLUSION

17 12:57 Glenda De Wit MILFIELD PURE BOND

18 13:04 3808 Alycia Targa CARTTULUS EGO Z

19 13:11 9691 Amanda Burke ZACK BLACK AOR

20 13:18 8880 Lee Brooks SIGNATURE ROLLED IN GOLD AOR

21 13:25 7893 Josephine Drummond SEVEN MILLION AOR

4 February 2018


Preliminary 1.2 - Official Competitive - AOR Arena 8 Judge C: J Alice Hofler


1 9:30 8080 Jess Hurley GOTICO PARK ALADOR AOR

2 9:37

3 9:44 9855 Sian Mclellan WINDOURAN ROYALE AOR

4 9:51 P2857 Alexa Talbot MARENA SKY DANCE AOR / Pony

5 9:58 7955 Jennifer Saunders FIRSTHOLME INSTYLE AOR

6 10:05 P1914 Kathleen Bokey GARNET REGAL RENEGADE AOR / Pony

7 10:12 P377 Mary Bokey REMLIF PARK MAGIC AOR / Pony

8 10:19 1824 Amanda Arnold SOOTHSAYER AOR

9 10:26


11 10:40 2745 Jenny Hawke BLACK HILLS COMANCHIE AOR

12 10:47 869 Lauren James CADENCE PARK ROTHSCHILD AOR

13 10:54 408 Marielle Sweeting SILVERSTONE AOR

14 11:01 9263 Mia Gigliotti CHEVALLEY PARK DOLLAR AOR

4 February 2018


Preliminary 1.2 - Official Competitive - OPEN Arena 8 Judge C: Michele Christiansen


1 11:50 8900 Laura Power BUREAUCRATIC

2 11:57 4779 Karin Perkins BRADYVALE ILLUSION

3 12:04 8634 Alycia Targa FURST LIGHTFURST LIGHT

4 12:05 6965 Sally Kirkwood YARRANDALES FINE PRINT


6 12:19 705 Kate Taylor-Wheat DESTANO II

7 12:26 1860 Sandra Schmalzing JABEZ STELLA HIT

8 12:33 P1609 Astrid Reuter COFFEE SCROLL OF SEFTON Pony

9 12:40 1894 Grace Kay WG CONFEDERATE

BREAK

10 13:08 5808 Brianna Pecanac BHM BLACK GALLIANO

11 13:15 P1794 Chris Brunton BAMBOROUGH DISCO Pony

12 13:22 2918 Emily Kendall SHEANY PARK SLEEPWALKER

13 13:29 8097 Hannah Marsland SHEANY PARK PATRICK STARR

14 13:36 2209 Keira Linde D DUCHESS

15 13:43 3808 Alycia Targa CARTTULUS EGO Z

4 February 2018


Novice 2.1 - Official Competitive Arena 9 Judge C: Wendy Pike


1 1 7:40 3800 Bronte Talbot ALLENGREEN ON SHOW AOR

2 7:48 7650 Julie Jones FURST FELIX AOR

3 7:56 237 Daniel Power SILVER SIROCCO

4 8:04 7866 Aiyana Levin DS QUARTET

5 8:12 1234 Caroline Hooper BECKS GOLD II

6 8:20 1004 Jocelyn West MACARTHUR JENIRO

7 8:28 2637 Donna Levin PLATYPUS RUN COLOMBINE AOR

8 8:36 1500 Alycia Targa FAWNAE TPH

9 8:44 3119 Karen Waters WINDHORSE ROMAN AOR

BREAK

10 9:17 1038 Kim Mayer BARNABY ESQUIRE AOR

11 9:25 3785 Grace Kay DAVALI BLUE LABEL

12 9:33 1166 Kimberly Brocktoff SPARKY AOR

13 9:41 P307 Lisa Spackman NP DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE Pony

14 9:49 1387 Zara Perish BJ KANETO CINDERELLA AOR

15 9:57 5802 Lucy Payne AMBERWOOD PARK MASTERPIECE

16 10:05 932 Beth Turner BELLA CASTANO GP AOR

17 10:13 P086 Maree Gawley BELLS MOUNTAIN BANJO Pony

18 10:21 556 Karen Celona KALUDAH SJEF AOR

19 10:29 1353 Niki Rose MR WADLOW

BREAK

20 11:03 1703 Tahlia Hurley EASY TIGER AOR

21 11:11 632 Ness Hofman CJP FIRST CHATELAINE AOR

22 11:19 211 Shelby Bragg HALLE BERRY IMP

23 11:27 705 Kate Taylor-Wheat DESTANO II

24 11:35 8080 Jess Hurley GOTICO PARK ALADOR AOR


26 11:51 9263 Mia Gigliotti CHEVALLEY PARK DOLLAR AOR

27 11:59 9212 Leeann Olsen BLACK PEARL

28 12:07 1626 Rosann Tyler FIDERSTAR

29 12:15 902 Aiyana Levin DS COOL CHESTER

30 12:23 7982 Ingrid Darlington ARNIWHO AOR

31 12:31 1929 Lucy Long ANOTHER OPTION

4 February 2018


Novice 2.1 - Closed Un-Restricted Arena 9 Judge C: Wendy Pike


1 13:00 20 Linda Elkins DON DELANO

2 13:08 8093 Luci Crawley ROSKYMAR ANZAC

Novice 2.2 - Closed Un-Restricted Arena 10 Judge C: Merrilyn Betty Judge B: Cathy Padgen


1 11:55 8093 Luci Crawley ROSKYMAR ANZAC

2 12:03 20 Linda Elkins DON DELANO

4 February 2018


Novice 2.2 - Official Competitive Arena 10 Judge C: Merrilyn Betty Judge B: Cathy Padgen


1 7:20 2637 Donna Levin PLATYPUS RUN COLOMBINE AOR

2 7:28 3119 Karen Waters WINDHORSE ROMAN AOR

3 7:36 1038 Kim Mayer BARNABY ESQUIRE AOR

4 7:44 1166 Kimberly Brocktoff SPARKY AOR

5 7:52 5802 Lucy Payne AMBERWOOD PARK MASTERPIECE

6 8:00 632 Ness Hofman CJP FIRST CHATELAINE AOR

7 8:08 7650 Julie Jones FURST FELIX AOR

8 8:16 P086 Maree Gawley BELLS MOUNTAIN BANJO Pony

BREAK

9 8:49 7866 Aiyana Levin DS QUARTET

10 8:57 P307 Lisa Spackman NP DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE Pony

11 9:05 3800 Bronte Talbot ALLENGREEN ON SHOW AOR

12 9:13 1539 Cheryl Sing DARTAGNAN AOR

13 9:21 8783 Carly Garling KAZAMIR AOR

14 9:29 237 Daniel Power SILVER SIROCCO

15 9:37 211 Shelby Bragg HALLE BERRY IMP

16 9:45 9212 Leeann Olsen BLACK PEARL

17 9:53 1500 Alycia Targa FAWNAE TPH

BREAK

18 10:27 3667 Denise Rogan GOYA

19 10:35 1626 Rosann Tyler FIDERSTAR

20 10:43 932 Beth Turner BELLA CASTANO GP AOR

21 10:51 1929 Lucy Long ANOTHER OPTION

22 10:59 902 Aiyana Levin DS COOL CHESTER

23 11:07 1353 Niki Rose MR WADLOW

24 11:15

25 11:23 1387 Zara Perish BJ KANETO CINDERELLA AOR

26 11:31 6740 Kellie Bilinski FIDELLA AOR

27 11:39 556 Karen Celona KALUDAH SJEF AOR

28 11:47 1703 Tahlia Hurley EASY TIGER AOR

4 February 2018


Elementary 3.1 - Official Competitive Arena 7 Judge C: Roger Fitzhardinge


1 7:40 2584 Catherine Butler WOLFFDENE FLAIR AOR

2 7:49 2956 Lesley Gray HIGHLAND REFLECTION AOR

3 7:58 8783 Carly Garling KAZAMIR AOR

4 8:07 P1432 Renee Herboldt KINSBROOK COMING UP ROSES Pony

5 8:16 1539 Cheryl Sing DARTAGNAN AOR

6 8:25 268 Gillian Kerr SPECIOSISSIMA ANISH AOR

BREAK

7 9:01 5020 Niki Rose DUDANSA

8 9:10 8680 John Potter BRADGATE PARK SANTA CRUIZE

9 9:19 8665 Robyn Westley-Smith MIDNIGHT MINUET AOR

10 9:28 3437 Laura Wallace KINNORDY GYMEON

11 9:37 8669 Isabella Price DANCIERO

12 9:46 P84 Sancha Butler CARWYN MONTE CARLO Pony

13 9:55 2241 Peter Richardson WINDHORSE KONAN

14 10:04 827 Kellie Shaw HUGO BOSS

Elementary 3.2 - Official Competitive Arena 8 Judge C: Justin Bayly Judge B: J Alice Hofler


1 7:30 5020 Niki Rose DUDANSA

2 7:39 268 Gillian Kerr SPECIOSISSIMA ANISH AOR

3 7:48 8669 Isabella Price DANCIERO

4 7:57 8680 John Potter BRADGATE PARK SANTA CRUIZE

5 8:06 3437 Laura Wallace KINNORDY GYMEON

6 8:15 8665 Robyn Westley-Smith MIDNIGHT MINUET AOR

7 8:24 2956 Lesley Gray HIGHLAND REFLECTION AOR

8 8:33 2584 Catherine Butler WOLFFDENE FLAIR AOR

9 8:42 9988 Dorothea Lungershausen EMINENT AOR

10 8:51 827 Kellie Shaw HUGO BOSS

4 February 2018


Medium 4.1 - Official Competitive Arena 2B Judge C: Kay Barney Judge E: Melinda Hart


1 7:40 5902 Cheraz Barker HYPERION

2 7:49 6683 Mark Arthur BALLET

3 7:58 P373 Nicole Dunbier ALLENGREEN SHOWCASE Pony

4 8:07 6395 Melissa Yee TS WATCHOUT AOR

5 8:16 5046 Melissa Hall AFRIKANER AOR

6 8:25 9321 Danni Walliss KARIZMAH BILLIONAIRE

7 8:34 7314 Melanie Campbell FLORETTE HG

8 8:43 979 Pamela Bice WEALTH

BREAK

9 9:19 1181 Denise Rogan LEGENDARY

10 9:28 8068 Debra Jane Mills FAVOLOSO AOR

11 9:37 6461 Jennifer Flint RUBICON CLASSIQUE AOR

12 9:46 7823 Maidie Dodd HUNTERVIEW CRISTAL

13 9:55 7773 Melanie Doyle ALOHA VALLETTA AOR

14 10:04 8411 Belinda Lane-Weate DAVROL FURST EDITION AOR

15 10:13 459 Krystina Burdekin EA EXQUISITE

16 10:22 9988 Dorothea Lungershausen EMINENT AOR

17 10:31 9456 Charlotte Phillips ALOHA GLADIATOR

18 10:40 P1618 Danni Walliss DONT FORGET ME Pony

4 February 2018


Medium 4.2 - Official Competitive Arena 2A Judge C: Jacqui Winspear


1 7:30 9321 Danni Walliss KARIZMAH BILLIONAIRE

2 7:39 7314 Melanie Campbell FLORETTE HG

3 7:48 8068 Debra Jane Mills FAVOLOSO AOR

4 7:57 6461 Jennifer Flint RUBICON CLASSIQUE AOR

5 8:06 7773 Melanie Doyle ALOHA VALLETTA AOR

6 8:15 7823 Maidie Dodd HUNTERVIEW CRISTAL

7 8:24

8 8:33 1181 Denise Rogan LEGENDARY

9 8:42 5902 Cheraz Barker HYPERION

10 9:18 9456 Charlotte Phillips ALOHA GLADIATOR

11 9:27 6683 Mark Arthur BALLET

12 9:36 5046 Melissa Hall AFRIKANER AOR

13 9:45 P1618 Danni Walliss DONT FORGET ME Pony

14 9:54 6395 Melissa Yee TS WATCHOUT AOR

15 10:03 P373 Nicole Dunbier ALLENGREEN SHOWCASE Pony

16 10:12 979 Pamela Bice WEALTH

17 10:21 P089 Samantha Miles LITTLE PADDOCKS GIFT AOR / Pony

18 10:30

4 February 2018


Advanced 5.1 - Official Competitive Arena 2A Judge C: Beth Turner Judge B: Pamela Russell-Green


1 12:45 181 Virginia Russell FIORELLA 110

2 12:54 55 Wendy Calabro MAURITIUS AOR

3 13:03 7285 Eliza Newton SKYVIEW HOTSHOTZ AOR

4 13:12 5644 Georgia Creais WADE EQUINE FLAUNT IT

5 13:21 6931 Jacqui Wilson JOOLSM AOR

6 13:30 3477 Tess Gunn REFLECTION R AOR

7 13:39 9991 Katherine Strelein ALICAT AOR

8 13:48 8573 Kathy Mckinnon KOKO FLASH AOR

BREAK

9 14:24 427 Danni Walliss WALZER VON WOLKEN

10 14:33 6965 Mary Houghton BZ REDOUTES AOR

11 14:42 5935 Sally Kirkwood BLOOMFIELD FURSTINUS

12 14:51 9248 Rhiannon Bosma LUKE AT ME NOW AOR

13 15:00 3144 Georgina Olsen BLACKJAZZ AOR

14 15:09 7062 Debbie Eisenahauer FLASH AOR

15 15:18 5822 Priscilla Blackadder RIBBLETON FINESSE AOR

16 15:27 6940 Leanne Cameron GOTICO PARK REGARLO AOR

4 February 2018


Advanced 5.2 - Official Competitive Arena 2B Judge C:Ros Quist


1 11:30 7285 Eliza Newton SKYVIEW HOTSHOTZ AOR

2 11:39 5644 Georgia Creais WADE EQUINE FLAUNT IT

3 11:48 3477 Tess Gunn REFLECTION R AOR

4 11:57 6931 Jacqui Wilson JOOLSM AOR

5 12:06 9991 Katherine Strelein ALICAT AOR

6 12:15 8573 Kathy Mckinnon KOKO FLASH AOR

7 12:24 6965 Mary Houghton BZ REDOUTES AOR

BREAK

8 13:00 427 Danni Walliss WALZER VON WOLKEN

9 13:09 5935 Sally Kirkwood BLOOMFIELD FURSTINUS

10 13:18 1464 Lucinda Nutting DEMERARA

11 13:27 9248 Rhiannon Bosma LUKE AT ME NOW AOR

12 13:36 7062 Debbie Eisenahauer FLASH AOR

13 13:45 181 Virginia Russell FIORELLA 110

14 13:54 55 Wendy Calabro MAURITIUS AOR

15 14:03 5822 Priscilla Blackadder RIBBLETON FINESSE AOR

4 February 2018


Prix St George Arena 1A Judge C: Vicki Newham Judge E: Sharon Pronay


1 8:00 7698 Rosann Tyler SANDRO BLISS

2 8:09 831 Janet Dillon-Smith ROYAL DIAMOND

3 8:18 523 Suzanne Doyle MELTON VALE JANSZ AOR

4 8:27 1882 Charlotte Craig DANTROON

5 8:36 7770 Samantha Loane SUMMERZAR RHOMBUS

BREAK

6 9:05 6728 Andrew Buckley W ELLINGTON

7 9:14 2505 Sydney Evans COLDSTREAM STURMISCH

8 9:23 6963 James Collin NEVERSFELDE SPRINGBOK

9 9:32 5689 Sheridyn Ashwood FIDERFURST

10 9:41 7313 Melanie Campbell BORONIA HG

11 9:50 2071 Wendy Fitzgerald COLDSTREAM DONATELLO AOR

12 9:59 275 Michele Jorna OVERBROOK ROULETTA AOR

13 10:08 215 Kate Gordon WELLWISHER AOR

14 10:17 3286 Beverley Mckeown FURST FRIEDRICK AOR

15 10:26 7110 Sharon Potter BRADGATE PARK DELILAH

4 February 2018


Inter A Arena 1B Judge C: Jan Geary Judge E: Sue Scaysbrook


1 11:20 678 Pamela Bode SANDAHL JARRAH

2 11:29 246 Roger Fitzhardinge AMERIGO

3 11:38 5846 Annabelle Warren TIMMY ALMIGHTY AOR

4 11:47

5 11:56 P824 Sydney Evans DARA PARK TEQUILA SUNRISE Pony

Grand Prix / Inter B Arena 1B Judge C: Jan Geary Judge E: Sue Scaysbrook


1 7:30 5334 Denise Rogan VIRTUEL I Int B

2 7:39 P824 Sydney Evans DARA PARK TEQUILA SUNRISE Pony / Int B

3 7:48 678 Pamela Bode SANDAHL JARRAH Int B

4 7:57 5846 Annabelle Warren TIMMY ALMIGHTY (AOR) Int B

5 8:06

6 8:15 2100 Cathy Chittenden SOLLETICO GP

7 8:24 4885 Sheridyn Ashwood FERERRO CHOCOLATE BOX GP

8 8:33 105 Lisa Martin FIRST FAMOUS GP

4 February 2018


Inter I Arena 1B Judge C: Sue Scaysbrook Judge E: Jan Geary


1 9:15 7110 Sharon Potter BRADGATE PARK DELILAH

2 9:24 7698 Rosann Tyler SANDRO BLISS

3 9:33 1882 Charlotte Craig DANTROON

4 9:42

5 9:51 831 Janet Dillon-Smith ROYAL DIAMOND

6 10:00 523 Suzanne Doyle MELTON VALE JANSZ AOR

7 10:09 7770 Samantha Loane SUMMERZAR RHOMBUS

8 10:18 758 Catherine Cupit AL PACINO AOR

9 10:27 6963 James Collin NEVERSFELDE SPRINGBOK

10 10:36 5689 Sheridyn Ashwood FIDERFURST

11 10:45 7313 Melanie Campbell BORONIA HG

Young Pony Qualifier 6yo Arena 1B Judge C: Jacqui Winspear Judge E: Sue Scaysbrook


1 12:25 P1879 Linda Foster WISHLIST II Pony

2 12:35 P84 Sancha Butler CARWYN MONTE CARLO Pony

4 February 2018


Young Horse Qualifier 4yo Arena 1A Judge C: Vicki Newham Judge E: Sharon Pronay


1 11:00 3785 Grace Kay DAVALI BLUE LABEL

2 11:10 1155 Andrew Buckley EBL EMPIRE

3 11:20 P273 Sancha Butler DYNAMIK GREAT EXPECTATIONS Pony

4 11:30 P112 Samantha Backhouse BLACK MAGIC BSP Pony

5 11:40 3849 Amanda Shoobridge ESCALA RW

6 11:50 pending Glenda De Wit MILFIELD PURE BOND

7 12:00 1894 Grace Kay WG CONFEDERATE

Break

8 12:40 4351 Andrew Buckley AKS FIESTA

9 12:50 3604 Lisa Janke BLUEFIELDS RUSSIA

10 13:00 7050 Melanie Campbell BELROCK WORLD DOMAIN

11 13:10 1321 Kym Frede BUCKWELL PARK JOOP

12 13:20 1700 Sally-Ann Quigley BALLYMOUNT FORGET ME NOT

13 13:30 3868 Alexis Scott HDR RENDEZVOUS

14 13:40 3674 Andrew Buckley EBL ELYSIUM

15 13:50 Pending Grace Kay TW HIGH ROLLER

Young Horse Qualifier 5yo Arena 2A Judge C: Jacqui Winspear Judge B: Pamela


1 11:05 3667 Denise Rogan GOYA

2 11:15 P1595 Sydney Evans GLENESK RUSH HOUR Pony

3 11:25 3603 Lisa Janke BLUEFIELDS RAVENNA


5 11:45 842 Gina Montgomery BRAVEAUX

6 11:55 1004 Jocelyn West MACARTHUR JENIRO

7 12:05 9672 Denise Rogan WIDDERSTEIN SAFIYA

4 February 2018


EA HOT WEATHER POLICY Page 1 © EQUESTRIAN AUSTRALIA LIMITED ACN 077 455 755

Hot Weather Policy

Effective from 1 September 2017

Last Review on 23 August 2017

This policy is also accessible on the Equestrian Australia (EA) website: www.equestrian.org.au

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A GUIDE FOR HORSES

Horses exercising and competing in hot environmental conditions can be affected by heat stress. When environmental heat conditions are adverse, exercising horses require appropriate cooling measures to safeguard their welfare. The primary responsibility for the welfare of horses competing and exercising during hot weather lies with the rider of the horse. Riders must always take action to prevent, manage and treat heat stress in their horses. Event organisers are responsible for providing adequate facilities and information that riders need to safeguard the welfare of horses. Access to ice and cooling water during competition is a compulsory requirement that arises under certain environmental conditions. To assess the risk of heat stress in horses, the FEI uses the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) Index. WGBT information is published on the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) website under their Thermal Comfort Observations webpages http://www.bom.gov.au/info/thermal_stress/ WBGT information is published on the BOM website for each Australian State and Territory with regional indices. Wet Bulb Globe Temperature Approximation:

http://www.bom.gov.au/info/thermal_stress/


WBGT Example

⁰C:%RH

Recommendations for Competitions Cooling Facilities/Methods

<28 30:45 No changes needed to the competition format or timing.

Access to at least two wash bays with freely running water via hoses

Shaded areas/shelters Note: each horse may need to be hosed with two hoses for 20-40 minutes if heat stressed.

28 - 30 29:60 Some precautions to reduce heat load on horses will be necessary.

Use shaded areas for competition and warm up areas

Avoid non-grassed riding surfaces where possible

Reduce overall effort (shorter distance, less jumping efforts, etc)

Make competition PA announcements – repeat frequently


Shaded areas/shelters Note: each horse may need to be hosed with two hoses for 20-40 minutes if heat stressed.

30 - 33 30:65 Additional precautions to those above to limit overheating of horses will be necessary.

The timing of events/competition should be considered. Competitions should be held in cooler parts of the day, that is, between 7.00am - 11.00am and/or after 4.00pm.

Higher level competitions should be run in the coolest part of the day. Schedule the most demanding competition/competition phases when it is cooler. The lower level competitions generally make lower demands on horses.

Avoid non-grassed riding surfaces where possible



Shaded areas/shelters

Aggressive cooling measures are compulsory for CCI 2*/3* Eventing horses with the mandatory provision of ad lib ice for use in cooling these horses after cross country phase.

Note: each horse may need to be hosed with two hoses for 20-40 minutes if heat stressed.


WBGT Example

⁰C:%RH

Recommendations for Competitions Cooling Facilities/Methods

>33 32:60 These environmental conditions are very high risk and are probably not compatible with safe competition.

Further veterinary consultation/advice will be required before continuing. Event organisers must consult with a veterinarian on the risks of heat stress.

The timing of events/competition must be considered. Competitions or the “high exertion phase” of the event must be held during cooler parts of the day, that is, between 7.00am - 11.00am and/or after 4.00pm

Higher level competitions should be run in the coolest part of the day. Schedule the most demanding competition/ competition phases when it is cooler.

The lower level competitions generally make lower demands on horses

Avoid non-grassed riding surfaces



Shaded areas/shelters

Mandatory provision of ad lib ice for use in cooling horses

Aggressive cooling measures are compulsory for all horses

Additional recommended requirements for eventing competitions:

o A shaded area with misting fans

o A veterinarian to monitor horses

Note: each horse may need to be hosed with two hoses for 20-40 minutes if heat stressed.

Competition PA Heat Risk Announcements

Explanations of the 6 Minute Threshold in any demanding exercise (not just cross-country exercise) as being pivotal in heat overload

Encouraging riders to pre-cool their horses by hosing them to place lower demands on the horses’ cooling systems while they work

Encouraging abbreviated warm ups to lighten the load on horses’ cooling systems

Explanations of aggressive cooling until the horse’s temperature returns to 38ºC

Encouraging use of ice and a shaded area with misting fans to cool horses after exercise

Encouraging hydration of every horse with cool clean water, salt and electrolytes

Encourage riders to “house” resting horses in shaded areas and/or on grass surfaces

The Signs of Heat Stress

The signs of heat stress include:

Rapid shallow breathing (panting)

Flared nostrils

Staggering, apparently uncontrollable gait

Very high body temperature (the skin can be hot to touch)


Agitated and distressed appearance

Irrational behaviour such as lashing out with hind limbs

Occasionally collapse

Heat stress can occasionally be seen during the cooler months, especially in Spring when the days can be quite warm but horses might still be carrying a winter coat.

Factors that may contribute to Heat Stress

The susceptibility of a horse to heat stress does not solely seem to be influenced by temperature. Certain factors can adversely affect an individual horse's ability to withstand competition in hot weather and include:

Travelling long distances prior to competition

An excitable temperament

Heavy sweating

Withholding drinking water

Cooling systems in horses

Evaporative cooling is the most important means of dissipation of body heat for the exercising horse and that the liberal application of cold water in shaded, well ventilated places will greatly assist horses in dissipating excessive body heat on hot days.

Evaporation & convection – 60% of cooling - horses shed excess heat through sweating and having air moving over them. Horses standing in the sun without shade or wind flow (breeze) in temperatures above 33ºC start to accumulate heat.

Radiation & conduction – 25% of cooling - once the air temperature is over 3ºC, a horse even at rest needs to shed heat – the size and mass of a horse’s body makes this harder than for smaller animals, or even a lighter framed horse.

Respiratory loss -15% of cooling – for horses during exercise

Key Principles

Any organiser of an event to be held in hot weather must understand the following key principles:

1. Humidity and heat – a dangerous mix causing heat overload

Combinations of high heat and humidity impact severely on a horse’s main cooling mechanism – sweating and evaporation. A heat stressed horse can have multiple organ failure – it may collapse and die. Heat stress after exercise is most likely to be seen on days when both the ambient temperature and relative humidity are high and wind speeds are low or absent (conditions of high environmental thermal load).

Unless cooling facilities equivalent to FEI standard are in place at an event, the FEI strongly recommends that riding activities be suspended when the WBGT Index reaches or exceeds 32-33ºC.


2. The 6 Minute Threshold - heat overload for horses working in the heat

Where the WBGT Index is high, horses which have just performed are at risk of suffering a dangerous temperature hike. When the WBGT Index is high, 6.0 - 6.5 minutes of continuous hard work – the ‘6 Minute Threshold’ is pivotal in causing heat stress. Dressage horses do work extremely hard in both the warm up and in their tests. For Showjumpers the effort is generally under 6 minutes, however for Dressage and Cross Country, horses are at risk in heat, because the effort will exceed the 6 Minute Threshold. Aggressive cooling (see Appendix A) should be used after a performance for a horse when the WBGT is high.

3. Wind flow (breeze) dramatically reduces heat overload (heat stress)

Wind flow significantly increases evaporation. The primary cooling mechanism for both horses and humans is evaporation of sweat. On hot days, events should be scheduled early or late, when better wind flow is likely and outside of peak temperature periods

Horses standing in the sun without shade or wind flow in temperatures above 33ºC, start to accumulate heat. Horses working in the sun without wind flow at or above 33ºC are at risk.

4. Surface area to body mass (SA:BM)

As body mass increases, relative surface area decreases. An 80kg rider will have a

SA:BM = 1:40, but a 500kg horse has a SA:BM = 1:100. Surface area to body mass

ratio impacts negatively on a horse’s ability to shed heat through evaporation.

Greater muscling in some (Dressage) horses lowers their SA:BM ratios and makes

them less effective than other equine athletes at shedding heat.

5. Arena and Surfaces

Shaded and grassy surfaces do not attract and retain as much heat as other surfaces

that are soil based or exposed to full sunlight. Horses restrained next to

vehicles/floats/trucks parked on black asphalt, road base or sand are more

susceptible to heat stress on hot days.

6. Event Planning

Event organisers MUST conduct a risk management assessment if competitions/ training days are to be held during hot conditions. Decisions and actions that may be considered include:

Alteration of time of day or time of year at which an event is run

Reduction in overall effort (shorter distance, less jumping efforts etc.)

Education of riders, grooms and officials

Provision of shade

Provision of adequate means of cooling horses including ice, fans, hoses, water baths etc.

Provision of veterinary services for heat stressed horses


Appendix A - Aggressive cooling measures

Aggressive cooling should be used where a horse’s temperature is elevated after any demanding exercise such as Dressage, Jumping, Endurance or Cross Country and when the WBGT Index is high. Cooling includes use of high volumes of cold/ice water application, ice boots, repeatedly applying bucketful’s of iced/cold water, and repeatedly hosing and immediately scraping water as it warms on the horse’s body. Key areas to apply cooling/iced water to are the jugular veins (underside of neck), the femoral arteries (between hind legs) and the heat sink (lower abdomen). Aggressive cooling measures should continue until water is no longer heating up on the horse or until the horse’s temperature is back to a healthy 38ºC.

Appendix B - Anhidrosis in horses (also called ‘drycoatedness, or ‘the puffs’)

Anhidrosis, or the inability to sweat to dissipate heat after exercise, is a condition that develops in horses stabled and trained under hot, humid conditions. It is commonly described as ‘dry coat’ or ‘non-sweating’ disease. An earlier form of the disease, referred to as ‘the puffs’ develops in 50 – 60% of horses under tropical conditions during peak daytime temperatures in the summer months. Horses that lose the ability to sweat efficiently are unable to maintain their body temperature within normal resting limits, and start to pant to blow off heat. During humid weather when the Relative Humidity (RH) exceeds 85%, the efficiency of sweat evaporation from the skin decreases by 5% for every 2% increases in relative humidity, which greatly increases the risk of heat stress.

Horses in hard training programs, particularly those on high grain diets are more prone to develop the condition. However, all ages, breeds, pregnant mares and idle non-working pleasure horses at pasture can be affected. The condition usually begins in spring or summer, particularly during early unseasonable humid conditions where horses have less time to adapt or acclimatise to the seasonal change. Some people think when a horse’s coat is dry or has only patchy sweat when worked on a hot day that this indicates that the horse is handling the heat. In fact a dry coat is a cause for great concern – the horse could be losing the ability to sweat (anhydrosis) - indicating a faulty or a completely broken cooling system, that is, the horse may suffer heat stroke and collapse.

Appendix C – The FEI standard cooling facilities

To enable aggressive cooling to be carried out, when the WBGT exceeds 32-33ºC, the following should be available at an event:

Multiple hoses and wash bays for cooling/hosing

Large bins (ideally wheelie bins) full of water and bags of ice - for aggressive cooling

Free ice: ad lib (as much and as often as desired)

An abundance of bags of ice for ice boots or for riders to add to water to cool horses after exercise

A shaded area with misting fans

An equine veterinarian


A GUIDE FOR ATHLETES (Riders/Drivers)

Before Competition: Most acclimatisation adaptation occurs within the first 10 to 14 days. We recommend a

period not less than seven days should be allowed for acclimatisation.

Personal fitness improves the ability to acclimatise.

A medical examination should be undertaken to identify the presence or likelihood of any health problem well ahead of the departure date.

It is known that dehydration will impair performance and may prove dangerous. Consequently, riders in consultation with their team doctor and Chef d'Equipe, are advised to establish their anticipated individual fluid requirements, both in and out of Competition. Such fluids must be readily available, appropriate and enjoyable.

It should be noted that thirst is not a good indicator of hydration status and that it is best monitored by accurate weighing before and after exercise. The carrying of personal water bottles is recommended as is developing the ability to drink both before and during exercise whenever possible.

It is cautioned that participation whilst suffering from an illness, particularly causing a fever or dehydration, may be very dangerous and should not be attempted.

The suitability of allowable medications for treatment should be ascertained as some drugs may adversely affect heat regulation.

Dehydration may be caused by alcohol and caffeine drinks such as coffee and cola. Their use should be a matter of discretion.

Direct exposure to the sun should be limited and use made of shade, broad-brimmed hats, sun glasses and sunscreen. Where possible, clothing should be light-colored, lightweight and of a material capable of absorbing moisture.

The early symptoms of heat-related illness can include cramps, fatigue, weakness, headache and nausea. Concentration and judgment become impaired.

In Competition: Protective Head-Gear/Helmets: The most effective currently available protective head-

gear/helmets, offering ventilation and moisture absorption, should be worn. When it is considered safe to do so, helmets may be removed after the rider has dismounted.

Body Protectors: Body protectors, if worn, should not impede movement and be of such a design as to reduce the retention of body heat to a minimum.

Mistakes and falls occur because of hot, tired horses. The same applies to the rider. To cool the rider, remove his/her hat, sit him/her in the shade, wash his/her face with cold water (noting that although this may make him/her feel better, it is not very effective in reducing body temperature) and encourage him/her to drink an isotonic drink (isotonic = same concentration as body fluids). Where possible, the rider should wear light coloured clothing.

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