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Mosquitoes & Info fo... Mosquitoes are annoying, and can potentially transmit diseases to both humans...
Introductory Guide for So...  Open public space or land, managed by your local Council, often provides a...
When the City Plays Polic...   When the City Plays Policy Sport with the Country A viewpoint on...
Welcome Welcome to the Horse SA Blog. This site has been established to assist in...
Introductory Guide for So... In South Australia many horse clubs will lease, or have a permit for,...
Scrapbook of Ideas You are invited to contribute ideas for any aspect of the future State Horse...

When the City Plays Policy Sport with the Country

  When the City Plays Policy Sport with the Country A viewpoint on the game board involving the most wide-sweeping changes and set of fees & penalties ever to be imposed on livestock and horse owners by any State Government in Australian history. Horse SA, 2011  www.horsesa.asn.au The Department charged with feeding & clothing our people (PIRSA) was directed by past Treasurer Kevin Foley, to take...

Mosquitoes & Info for Horse Owners

Mosquitoes are annoying, and can potentially transmit diseases to both humans and horses. Mosquitoes lay eggs in stagnant water, long grass and damp soil, so it is important to reduce or eliminate potential breeding grounds. Mosquitoes do not breed in moving water e.g. water aerated by a fountain and are poor flyers, so wind in the form of a stable fan will reduce airborne mosquitoes. Some useful tips: • Inspect your...

Thought Leaders Group (Horse)

Do you sit on a horse organisation committee? Are you seen as a leader amongst your peers? Many horse sport and recreation organisations are taking opportunity to continuously review rules and policies, invest in research, provide targeted education programs and promote the positive welfare actions in place. Horse SA is facilitating a conversation with a Thought Leaders Group, made up of organisation leaders who share...

Introductory Guide for South Australian Horse Ride...

In South Australia many horse clubs will lease, or have a permit for, undertaking horse activities on local government public land. This also includes horse trail campsites (commonly called Trail Heads), including the Kidman Trail public yards. Typically the arrangement includes use of land for horse events or exercise, club rooms and maybe additional yarding, wash bays or other horse related infrastructure. The arrangement...

Introductory Guide for South Australian Horse Ride...

 Open public space or land, managed by your local Council, often provides a safe place to ride across or on which to exercise your horse. Many Councils have “rules” or by-laws in relation to the use of the land by horse riders. Written for a person who may be a local trail access worker (a volunteer who is interested in keeping trails open) the information applies equally to horse riders who take an interest in their...

Introductory Guide for South Australian Horse Ride...

Road reserves, especially those with little or no vehicle traffic, provide a safe and visually interesting ride or walk for recreational trail users. As with any public land, it is important to work with your local Council to recognise corridors through marking and mapping. For South Australian horse riders & trail users, some basic information to assist in understanding more about road reserves is provided. The...

Scrapbook of Ideas

You are invited to contribute ideas for any aspect of the future State Horse Centre. State Horse Centre room template Every room, stable block, wash bay and all other areas for the proposed State Horse Centre need to be further defined in requirements over the coming months. Horse SA is seeking contribution from anyone who has best practice ideas or just general suggestions. Ideas are collated in two key formats...

Horse Owners Invited to Contribute Ideas for Resea...

Our horses are important to us. Research is essential to build knowledge and encourage innovative solutions to help care for horses, improve their performance and investigate any field that will improve their welfare. This blog is your opportunity for you, as a horse owner or perhaps an organisation, a supplier or worker who provides a service for horse owners, to make suggestions for research ideas. Research topics which...