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November Newsletter

ABOUT THE CLUB

In 1972 Charles Hall purchased an imported 2 year old Quarter Horse colt Nevada King Hank and was the earliest active promoter of the breed in Tasmania. Charles established the “Linden Quarter Horse Stud” at Minstone Road Scottsdale, and, as one of the founders of the Northern Branch Tasmanian Quarter Horse Association, was elected President at the inaugural meeting of the association on 25th May 1977. Other members of that era in the seventies were Geraldine Hall, Keith and Doreen Dodd, Brian Adams and Lyndon Moore.

Many members have come and gone or moved on to other interests or just retired from the industry. In 2001 Charles and Geraldine Hall were honoured with Life Memberships in appreciation of their many years of devoted service to the club and the Quarter Horse industry.

Sadly in 2004 we lost two of those foundation members in Charles Hall and Lyndon Moore. Both have left a legacy for family and friends to be proud of.

In 2004 members decided to delete the word “branch” from the club name.

The Association usually runs two approved shows per year at either Scottsdale (Santarena Park) or Harveydale and takes it's turn to host the State Championships.


Please check the Calendar for dates of meetings and events.


MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION - WAIVER - OFFICE BEARERS
 

IMPROVER RULE - Improver rider may ride any horse in any approved western headgear. Senior horses may be ridden two handed in a snaffle bit or one handed in open bit. Win six beginner classes in a particular event i.e western pleasure, he/she is not eligible for that event at the completion of the show. There must be four in an Improver class to qualify for a win. One win in an Open Class i.e. Senior, Junior or Amateur and the rider is ineligible for that event as an Improver at the completion of that show. (Western saddle optional)

BEGINNER RULE -Beginner rider may ride any horse in any approved western headgear. Senior horses may be ridden two handed in a snaffle bit or one handed in open bit. Win six beginner classes in a particular event i.e western pleasure, he/she is not eligible for that event at the completion of the show. There must be four in a beginner class to qualify for a win. Beginner classes will be walk jog only. Beginner rider are to compete in beginner events only and are ineligible to compete in any other ridden events (Western saddle optional)
 

President: Tina Swain P. O. Box 199, Exeter TAS 7275

Home: 03 6394 3773 Mobile: 0438 667 948

Email: swainfamily@hotkey.net.au

 

Vice Presidents: Tracey Corney Bridgenorth Road, Exeter TAS 7275

Home: 03 6330 3650

Email: tracey_co@bigpond.com

 

2nd Vice President Michelle Phillips Bowens Road, Yorktown TAS

Home: 6383 4966

Email: bowensprings@bigpond.com

 

Secretary: Joan Hodgetts 20 Bindaree Road, Legana TAS 7277

Home: 03 6330 1978

Email: jlhodgetts@iprimus.com.au

 

Treasurer: Jeanette Evans Legana TAS 7277

Home: 6330 1978

Email: evansjm@iinet.com.au