Hendra Pony Club
Hendra Pony Club
Since 1959
Monthly Muster: November
Monthly Muster: November
Our November muster is traditionally our last muster of the year and as in previous years riders will enjoy a few hours at Nudgee Beach at low tide. Tide information will determine when we ride, and information will be posted on our members facebook page. Members are encouraged to share floats (as parking can be problematic).
Date: Sunday November 27th
Start time: tba
Lead Instructor: Sophia Szekeres
COVID-19 PANDEMIC PROTOCOLS
Our site specific COVID Plan can be accessed here: HPC-COVID-PLAN
Venue Check-in Information: HPC utilizes the Qld State Government's QR Code process which enables individuals to easily register their attendance as per the protocols required on the day. The PCQ Participant and Horse Health Declaration form is mandatory for any horse entering our grounds for competition or training.
Competitive events and monthly musters at Hendra - 2022
Zone Teams Sporting - July 17th
Chris Wagner Memorial Open Sporting Day - September 11th
January 27th - Welcome to HPC 2022, Quiz, PCQ information incl; PCQ CI Medals and groundwork/natural horsemanship
February 26th - Night muster - Polocrosse and pairs riding
March 20th - Nick Kiss Horsemanship (ground handling, boundaries, teaching flexion and bend on the ground, also some ridden work, creating confidence and bond between horse and rider.
April 24th - Joint Muster with Southside PC. Poles Clinic and jumping, plus rein-drill & junior handler prep for Zone 1 JF McGill
May 22nd - Formal Points and Ribbon Day, and Sporting Records Day
June 19th - Showjumping and Dressage Points/Ribbon Day
July 24th - Joint muster with Northern Suburbs PC. Cross Country and Target Challenge @ NSPC
August 28th - Sporting muster Chris Wagner Memorial practice day
September 25th - Showjumping clinic
October 23rd - Joint muster with Southside PC (events tba) @ Southside
November 27th - Trail Ride or Nudgee Beach Ride
Community Living Australia (CLA) and the Nundah Community Enterprises Cooperative (NCEC): Re-gen Project
This rolling 6 monthly project is funded by the Queensland State Government's Skilling Queenslanders for Work Program. Working in groups of up to 18, new migrants and disadvantaged members of our community have the chance to learn a raft of garden maintenance skills, make local contacts and friends, improve their English language, and earn Cert II in Horticulture.
Candidates have, over the past 4 years, cleared much of our gully (removing invasive weeds such as castor oil, lantana, asparagus fern and blue heliotrope), undertaken hours of mowing and whipper snipping, cutting back trees, building gardens, beautifying our grounds and have obtained numerous certificates including 1st aid, small machine maintenance, WH&S, PPE, fire extinguisher usage and many others.
We wish the current team every success in the continued battle to remove weeds and improve our grounds/pasture, and we very much look forward to your results. We also wish all the candidates every success with gaining employment at the end of the program.