Moonyoonooka Horse and Pony Club

📣Entries for the G McGilvray Combined Training classes are open, and running in conjunction with the 2026 PCWA State Eventing Championships
✨Combined training classes are for riders and horses who aren't quite ready for cross country, including lead rein and first ridden, there is a class (dressage and jumping) for you. Riders competing under 65cm can have the dressage test called if needed.
✨We have a generous supporter for this event, so cool prizes are available to all who complete.
✨Our combined training classes start at 35cm for lead rein riders (and mums or dads who can run and jump). See lead rein test below.
✨Young riders who can jump 35cm, ride the Prep 1 test (no canter)https://www.equestrian.org.au/.../1Jan2023%20Prep%201.pdf
✨Other combined training classes are 45cm, 65cm, 80cm, 95cm and 105cm with matching eventing dressage tests for riders of all ages and levels.
Enter here https://eventsecretary.com.au/equestrian/22242 See less See less

Big thanks to our three lengends, Andrew, David & Richard for their arena work in preparation for the 2026 PCWA State Eventing Championships, kindly supported by Miles Obst of Regional Mulching WA.
https://rmwa.com.au/

Entries for the 2026 PCWA State Eventing Championships close on the 9/8/2026. Get your entries in by 7pm on the 7/8/2026 to go into the draw to win a $100 fuel voucher from Maisey Fuels.

Keep up to date with PCWA events here

www.ponyclubwa.asn.au

Good luck to Ashlee and Bronte currently competing at WAYER

Wise words from the team Coastal Equine Vet https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1MRQD5rcBq/

It's that time of year, again! As we await to see which path Cyclone Narelle is going to take it's time to start preparing, as we are sure to get some wild weather either way.

Cyclone Preparations:
Have a cyclone plan that includes your WHOLE family (pets and horses too!).
Ensure your horse is up to date on Tetanus vaccinations.
Gather important identifying paperwork (registration papers, microchip numbers, brands and recent photographs with identifying marks) and store them in a waterproof, safe, easily accessible place.
Have recent photos of you with the horse, to prove ownership.
If you are on a property with poor fence-lines which may fail add easy identification to your horse:
Braid a luggage tag or laminated identification strip to your horse’s main and tail hair (not too close to the tailbone) or spray paint, or use clippers to put your phone number on your horse.
Clear any loose debris around your property including in your sheds/stables/aisles, to prevent risk of flying objects.
If your property could be subject to flooding, DO NOT confine your horse. It is better to turn it out and allow it the ability to move to higher ground if needed.
Have a decent supply of hay AND WATER stored (up to 2 weeks worth) in the highest and driest place possible, covered to protect from water damage.
Assess power lines on your property and where they may fall into paddocks, move horses from these paddocks.
Have an emergency tool kit ready- including saw, hammer, nails, fencing supplies etc.
Have torches and batteries ready to go.
Have an emergency first aid kit ready (for humans and pets) including thermometer, bandaging, ointments (savlon, betadine, flamazine), bandage scissors, duct tape.

**IF you need to refill your horse first aid kit, please contact us ASAP and get that organised soon. It's a good idea to have pain relief, eye ointment (Chlorsig is fine), wound ointments and bandaging on hand as roads may be closed, and phones may be down if we are near the Cyclone's path.

Know who to call for information and help:
HUMAN emergencies, or evacuation: 000
SES emergency services: 132 500
Geraldton Ranger: 9956 6600
Coastal Equine Vet: 0488062770

🐎We had riders out and about today, with a special mention of those who attended Spalding's Early Bird Show.
🏆Congratulations (this includes riders, leaders, costume makers and cheerleaders) for your amazing efforts, fancy dress costumes and riding, to finish by winning the high point pony club shield! And...
🏅 Tanika Parsons high point winner 16-25 years, and overall high point rider for the day.
🏅Tasha Pearce high point rider 26 years and over.
🏅Big Congratulations to Carlee Edwards and her Flip and Rip (also locally known as Ruffo) on winning the Off the Track WA
Overall Best Performance horse.
🎖️Runner up OTT Horse was Lyra Wegery and Machali