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Queensland Racing and Equine Academy

August 30, 2013 by Christine Meunier Leave a Comment

Gotta love Facebook!  A colleague liked a page that came up on my feed and I thought I’d take a look because of it’s name!  This one’s the Queensland Racing and Equine Academy.

If you’re in the vicinity and are interested in pursuing a career in the horse racing industry, it may be worth a look!  From their website, there are traineeships on offer in the areas of:

  • Stable hand
  • Track work rider/driver
  • Stable foreman
  • Jockey
  • Horse trainer

On top of this, they also offer courses as a steward or race day official.  Whether it’s the gallops or harness racing, if you’re keen to gain a qualification in this area, take a further look!  If you’re unsure where you want to go exactly, taking a look at their career pathways page may help.

“A racehorse is an animal that can take several thousand people for a ride at the same time.” – Author unknown

Filed Under: Career, Education

Assessing Pasture Course

August 28, 2013 by Christine Meunier Leave a Comment

Can you Assess Your Pasture Effectively?

I’m in Wagga for uni currently and one of my subjects is animal nutrition.  We’ve been analysing feedstuffs and are to develop feed rations based on these analyses.  One area of data we need to enter relates to pasture content, digestibility and dry matter content.

One student asked how such information can be filled in for pastures and our lecturer indicated that it comes with experience.  He also mentioned a course called Prograze run by the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries.

There doesn’t appear to be any upcoming events listed on the site at this stage.  However, you can register your interest for future events as they can cater to demand.

The course is $670 in total and includes a manual.  The course aims are:

  • To visually assess pasture quantity and quality
  • To understand how pasture quality and quantity impact on animal production
  • Assess livestock fat scores
  • To use pasture and livestock assessment as a basis for matching pastures to livestock requirements
  • Use grazing management to improve the productivity and sustainability of pastures

Check out the above link to find out course structure, testimonials and more.

“Lessons From Your Horse: When you’re short tempered, let me teach you how to slog around the pasture for an hour before you catch me.” – Author unknown

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Equus Education August Blog Carnival

August 6, 2013 by Christine Meunier Leave a Comment

Got a horsey blog?  Why not consider entering a post into the Equus Education Blog Carnival?  Submissions to be in by August 10th.  All relevant horse posts will be detailed on this blog on August 14!

Filed Under: Education

Seminar on Behalf of Wangaratta Equine Hospital this Thursday

August 6, 2013 by Christine Meunier Leave a Comment

The Wangaratta Equine Hospital are holding an event this Thursday evening, the 8th of August.  Details are as follows:

Thursday 8th August, 2013, 6pm to 8pm GO TAFE Campus 218 Tone Road,
Wangaratta, Vic.
Cost: $10 – all
proceeds going to the University of
Melbourne equine
research unit.
Supper provided. Bookings phone:
03 57223400

For those wanting a little more information about the speaker Associate Professor Chris Whitton, take a look at the flyer.

“Whenever difficulties appear, the rider must ask himself: does the horse not want execute my demands, does he not understand what I want, or is he physically unable to carry them out? The rider’s conscience must find the answer.” – Alois Podhajsky

Filed Under: Education

Yearling Sale Preparation Seminar

August 5, 2013 by Christine Meunier 1 Comment

Here’s another piece of information that I’ve recently been sent from Inglis.  The best bit?  It’s educational and free!

Inglis will be hosting a Yearling Sale Preparation & Presentation Seminar at Oaklands in two weeks times on Thursday 15 August, following the first day of the Melbourne August Thoroughbred Sale.

Interested?  Check out the information flyer.

The seminar is Thursday, August 14th and starts at 4pm.  Those interested in attending should consider providing an RSVP by Monday the 12th, as per directions of the above flyer.

Speakers at the seminar include:-

  • Peter Orton – Vinery Stud General Manager
  • Dr John Kohnke – Animal Nutritionist
  • Ian Church – Veterinarian at Flemington Equine
  • Mike Moroney – Group 1 Trainer & Buyer

“Topics to be covered include feeding and educating yearlings for sales, radiographs and endoscopic examinations of yearlings, plus trainers and buyers expectations and requirements.” – Author unknown

“The seminar is aimed to empower participants with additional knowledge and information that will enable them to maximise the sale ring potential of their yearlings,” said Inglis Melbourne Director Peter Heagney.

Why not take a look if you’re free?  A great opportunity to network!

“Horse Terminology: Reluctant = Sale Comes with Title Deeds to Sydney Harbor Bridge “

Filed Under: Career, Education

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