Due to all the cancellations it has been decided to have a Showjump Practice Day on this Sunday 5/12/2010 at Bellview Park, Starting at 9am at 45cm,

Fee $25 per Horse.

For further Enquiries contact Belinda Bailey 0412 770992

All members will be emailed Sunday morning by 7am if it is too wet.

21st November 2010 - CANCELLED DUE TO RAIN - TRAINING DAY AT TAREE SHOWROUND
Note change of date to avoid clash with Bulladelah

Manning River A & H Society and Wingham Eventing Club are holding a Show Jumping & Dressage Training Day on 21st November, 2010 at Taree Showground.

For more details Click here for Training Info Sheet.

12th December 2010 - SHOWUMPING DAY AT TAREE SHOWROUND

Manning River A & H Society and Wingham Eventing Club are running two rings both with AM7 & Equitation on 12th December, 2010 at Taree Showground.

For more details Click here for Jump Training Info Sheet.

7th - 9th January 2011 - THREE DAY CLINIC AT BELLVIEW PARK

Wingham Eventing Club will be running the very popular 3 day clinic at Bellview Park.

For any information regarding this clinic please call either Belinda Bailey on 0412770992 or Angie Kelly 0488926473

12th - 13th February 2011 - WINGHAM ODE

Wingham Eventing Club will be holding its next ODE.

For any information regarding this event please call either Belinda Bailey on 0412770992 or Angie Kelly 0488926473

3-4 September 2010 - Wingham Eventing CNC One Day Report

Fears of a rain-soaked event were unfounded as Wingham Eventing Club’s fourth ODE was held in dry (if somewhat blustery conditions) on 4th-5th September. Dressage and show jumping were held at Taree Showgrounds where most competitors could enjoy the luxury of riding their dressage on surfaced (rather than grass) arenas. The judges commented on the high quality of the dressage horses in the P/N and One Star and there were some lovely tests ridden by Junior Newcomers Layne Ross, Rachel Lollback and Chelsea Kay who retained their dressage top three for the final results of the event. Frank McClements built an inviting jump course, which encouraged good turns and allowed correct approaches for the greener horses.

There were some changes made to the cross-country course to make it slightly more testing, but as it was still well-flowing, it remained very encouraging to the horses and friendly to the riders. The One Star class was won by Emma Armstrong, who bought a strong team of horses to the competition. She won a stallion service to Paris Hill (standing at Bellview Park) as part of her prize. Second place in the One Star was Belinda Bailey, who somehow managed to ride, as well as run the Event. The Pre Novice was won by Junior Squad Rider Caitlin Foulis and the Preliminary class was won by Joel Funnell, who retained his early dressage lead, with second place going to popular Wingham Eventing Club combination, Joanne Perrottet and Oscar, who also won the Senior Member’s award. The Introductory class was also won by a Junior, Elissa Rowston. Second place went to Adora Roberts and Tallyho Arizona, proving that good deeds do go unpunished, as Tallyho Trakehner Stud had donated a stallion service as a prize for the event. Natalya Bretherton and the colourful Paint, Dressed in a Rush, were the Newcomers winners and the winner of the Junior Newcomers was Layne Ross, who was also the Junior Members winner. The Encourager class, which was held for the first time at this event, was won by Junior rider Leia Rogers and Swoop.

So thank you to all competitors for making the trip to our competition – we hope you enjoyed yourselves. Thanks must of course go to all our sponsors, Technical Director, Norm Hindmarsh, other officials and everyone who volunteered to contribute in any way to the successful running of this event. We would like to say thank you to Vicki Burgess for all her assistance with event preparation (especially as she was heading overseas prior to the event). We look forward to the next Wingham ODE (with Vicky Burgess back in the Secretary’s Office)!

Special Thanks to Barry McGregor Photography for the following cross-country pictures

WINGHAM EVENTING CNC ONE DAY EVENT
4th & 5th September 2010

PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF VENUE:
Dressage and Jumping held on Saturday 4th September will now be held at Taree Showground, not Wingham Racecourse as previously advertised. Taree Showground is located at Muldoon Street, Taree. Sunday 5th September will still be held at Bellview Park, 151 Kardinia Road, Dollys Flat.

Camping and Stabling is available at Taree Showground. Camping is $10 per person per night and stabling is $10 per stable per night. NO yards are to be erected at Taree Showground.
**** Over The Top yards for the Wingham ODE this weekend, please note that they will be located at Bellview Park, not at Taree Showground.

Cross-Country will be held Sunday 5th September at Bellview Park, 151 Kardinia Road, Dollys Flat.
Entries close 19th August 2010.

For more details Click here for ODE Info Sheet.

For photos of the course click here to view ODE Jumps

To become a member of Wingham Eventing Club and receive discounted entry fees:

Click here for Membership Form.

To enter you will need to go to the Nominate website and complete the entry details:

Click here for direct link to online Nominate entry page.

Find Us

Directions to:
Wingham Racecourse (dressage) and Wingham Showground (camping) and Bellview Park (Cross-country)

Training Day 17th July

We had beautiful winter weather for our recent Wingham Eventing Club training day at Bellview Park.

We welcomed a new member, Kylie Duncan, who brought her beautiful ‘Elmo’ from Clarence Town to attend the clinic.

Don’t forget our next training day will be a show jumping and dressage day at Taree Showground on 14th August.
Click here for details.


Kylie and Elmo


Tanashia Lakeman & Chloe


Siobhan Walker & her wedding present from her Mum!


Sophie Kelly & Clarevale Keep on Cruisin’


Madeline & Timothy

Showjumping Training Day

Wingham Eventing Club held the first of our planned Show Jumping Training Days at Taree Showground on Saturday July 3rd.

Belinda set the course to suit everyone - starting at 50cm with open lines, it allowed those riders whose horses could only trot over fences to obtain some confidence of jumping a course.

Belinda gradually heightened and widened the fences, adding more fill, dazzle and verticals as the experienced horses and riders came out to jump. Many riders took the opportunity to have Belinda assist them with their style of jumping and approach to their rounds. These days are planned to provide an ideal training ground for show jumping novice horses and ponies, but also give schooling experience for those able to manage over 1.10m. Our next show jumping training day will be held on 14th August.

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