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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #72919 is a reply to message #14435 ] |
Thu, 29 June 2006 13:10   |
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hello there,
I have an 18 months old CB X TB. My gelding is out of Austral Park midnight magic and he has a super temprement.
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #77070 is a reply to message #72919 ] |
Fri, 07 July 2006 18:52 |
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I'm thinking on taking on my broodmares sister, who is by Gilshaw Calip. Have ridden a few times and has a lovely temp. A foal is such along way away
some people truly live in a small small world.
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #128249 is a reply to message #86367 ] |
Sun, 08 October 2006 20:37 |
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Congratulations - how is he going? I saw this boy advertised and thought he looked very cute. I didnt know anyone at the time, but Ive got two people looking for CB X at the moment, so if anyone hears of anyhting let me know. They are very, very precious.
Oh BTW Congratulations to Robyn Watkins and her gorgeous CB X Bangor Ivy League who are in the HRCAV Top Ten nominations for Horse Trials. Yeah Robyn - how good are Clevies????
Jean good luck with bringing your gorgeous mare back into work - we hope to see you out and about soon.
Cyberhorse - everything to do with horses
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #138350 is a reply to message #128249 ] |
Wed, 25 October 2006 07:41 |
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CM I know of a ClevelandX mare sitting in a paddock doing nothing, I have just picked up her sister. The owners are not using her as they have quite a number of horse in work. They are willing to sell her to the right home.
some people truly live in a small small world.
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #156666 is a reply to message #14435 ] |
Thu, 23 November 2006 12:47 |
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Just thought I'd post a pic of my mare's latest foal. This little filly is a full sister to my TB X CB geld.
I have leased my lovely mare to Vicky from Austral PArk Cleveland Bay stud.
I'm not sure what they have named the filly but I love her.
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #157709 is a reply to message #156666 ] |
Fri, 24 November 2006 14:33 |
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How cute!
Hey if any of you CB owners are interested, I've got Kate Boyes (who owns and rides the Grand Prix CB Sporthorse, Octavious of Neika) coming to my place in Woori Yallock for a series of 'clinics'. I still have a place left on 5th December (3pm approx) and plenty left for 19th December, 9th January and 20th January. Or I may be able to slot someone into a semi-private. Email me if you're intersted on karramar@hotmail.com
[Updated on: Fri, 24 November 2006 14:34]
Kerryn
Secretary, Australian Equine Barefoot Movement Inc (AEBM)
www.aebm.org.au
'Would those who say it can't be done please stop bothering those already doing it!'
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #186764 is a reply to message #14435 ] |
Mon, 08 January 2007 13:27 |
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Attention all Cleveland Bay/ cross owners.
If you are have not already done so - please check out www.clevelandbays.com.au and consider becoming a member of the society and registering any CB's/ CBX's.
We would really like to expand the membership base this year, particuarly for those in Victoria. We also have some ideas about getting Cb society members together during 2007/
Some ideas being thrown about include an exhibition day, dinners, rides and whatever else we can come up with.
For those interested in CB's. Vicky ( owner of Austral Park Cleveland bay Stud) will be holding a stud open day (s) in March. This will be a great opportunity to see Cb's in action, see bredding stock and youngstock for sale.
I will post confirmed dates and times as soon as I know.
If you have any further questions or queries please don't hesitate to PM, email me on akkna1@hotmail.com or phone me on 0404 013 695.
Amber
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #214366 is a reply to message #14435 ] |
Sun, 11 February 2007 07:35 |
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Okay guys, for those interested there is an open day at Austral Park Cleveland Bay stud on saturday the 31st March 2007 from 10am to 4pm.
Location: Evans Road Nangana (cockatoo south)
This is a wonderful opportunity to see CB stallions, partbreds, youngstock for sale and meet people passionate about the Cb breed.
Also a chance to join the society on the day.
For further details please call stud owner Vicky on 56275773, 0417688077
or myself on 0404 013 695
Hope to see you there.
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #214941 is a reply to message #214366 ] |
Mon, 12 February 2007 07:20 |
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I would so love to come and look at the stallions, thinking of puting my mare to a Cleveland X.
some people truly live in a small small world.
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #216802 is a reply to message #214941 ] |
Wed, 14 February 2007 10:35 |
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A good friend of mine sold her big solid TB mare to Austral Park as a broodie many years ago, her name was Dee.....anyone know if she is still there?
Nezpix ~www.nezzie.net~
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #263892 is a reply to message #263886 ] |
Sun, 29 April 2007 09:12 |
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They're a rare breed - did you know that they are on the Endangered Breeds list?
You're right about not needing much work. Our youngster was turned out from breaking in for 6 or 12 months, and then Peter just hopped straight back on and took her out trail riding like she was an old experienced horse. She's not yet been in full work, so she's really not much more than a breaker, yet you can ride her once a week, once a fortnight, once a month - makes no difference. That's why I'm going to have her and Peter will keep the grey mare (who was going to be mine).
[Updated on: Sun, 29 April 2007 09:31]
Kerryn
Secretary, Australian Equine Barefoot Movement Inc (AEBM)
www.aebm.org.au
'Would those who say it can't be done please stop bothering those already doing it!'
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #288218 is a reply to message #287575 ] |
Wed, 30 May 2007 18:08 |
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Lovely! He looks so soft and loose, its so nice to see you giving him plenty of rein and him with working with a long, soft neck. And doesn't he look like his big brother, Tigger (Octavius of Neika)!!!  I read about his extras at UBRC in the CB newsletter. Cheeky boy!
Our young CB mare had her first ride tonight after two months (enforced) break. It was getting towards dark, windy, cold, with the two dogs running around. She was as laid back as always, though very green and wobbly.  So calm though - she toddled around in walk and trot, and surprisingly was quite forward. If all goes well, we'll take her to first clinic at the end of July and then maybe (MAYBE ) I'll start riding her. My big goal is to take her to a clinic in November.
Kerryn
Secretary, Australian Equine Barefoot Movement Inc (AEBM)
www.aebm.org.au
'Would those who say it can't be done please stop bothering those already doing it!'
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #340486 is a reply to message #340483 ] |
Tue, 14 August 2007 08:05 |
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1/2 way to Level 2 is great, considering last time we saw you she was Level 4. Our grey mare is Level 3 now, but has only had one outing at the end of last season since pointing out of Level 4. Peter's hoping to have a go at a Level 2 test this season, if he can just organise his sitting trot. 
And me, back to Level 4 for me.  I'm actually really looking forward to playing with some Level 4 tests. Myst's been out once and was such a good girl, but she really did flounder with the canter parts. So I'll work in that first, then hopefully early next year start taking her out. She's a funny horse, just loves human interraction and seems to really enjoy her rides. She's always at the gate saying 'take me, take me!'
Kerryn
Secretary, Australian Equine Barefoot Movement Inc (AEBM)
www.aebm.org.au
'Would those who say it can't be done please stop bothering those already doing it!'
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| Re: Cleveland Bays [message #340509 is a reply to message #340499 ] |
Tue, 14 August 2007 08:41 |
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Yes had the TB out quite a bit, done a little on the mare mostly unofficial on the mare as we need the experience.
some people truly live in a small small world.
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). She's on a break at the moment, hopefully will be out and about again in a month's time. 
Will be interesting to see hwo we cope with the level 3 work, canter remains a bit unbalanced, but is much better than what it was in jan 
