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Forum: Forum Issues
 Topic: WHO THINKS WE NEED a ## WESTERN SECTION ##
Re: WHO THINKS WE NEED a ## WESTERN SECTION ## [message #2001337 is a reply to message #1805076 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 01:35
  fatnawful
Messages: 372
Registered: January 2009
Club: O'verseas.
Level 1
ananaka wrote on Wed, 08 September 2010 11:28

We all have our likes and dislikes why cant western riding have a say we like our western just as much as you like your dressage lets be fair here and i do both and my horse does both very well so dont favour one over the other we are all equal ARE'NT WE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Re: WHO THINKS WE NEED a ## WESTERN SECTION ## [message #2001523 is a reply to message #2001337 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 09:44
  Steff_Stormy
Messages: 4632
Registered: April 2008
Club: Rosedale PC
Step away from the computer,
fatnawful wrote on Thu, 09 September 2010 01:35

ananaka wrote on Wed, 08 September 2010 11:28

We all have our likes and dislikes why cant western riding have a say we like our western just as much as you like your dressage lets be fair here and i do both and my horse does both very well so dont favour one over the other we are all equal ARE'NT WE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Forum: Showing
 Topic: Which height class would I enter?
Re: Which height class would I enter? [message #2001372 is a reply to message #2000778 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 07:17
  mate_is_my_horse_16 is currently offline mate_is_my_horse_16
Messages: 551
Registered: June 2009
Club: None
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Ok yeah I thought I enter the taller class. I have not read many programs set out like that either but that is how it was put so yeah.

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 Topic: Ringwood Pre Royal 12th september
Re: Ringwood Pre Royal 12th september [message #2001362 is a reply to message #1992052 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 07:06
  JessicaMo is currently offline JessicaMo
Messages: 1672
Registered: August 2008
Club: Wyena Pony Club
Completely Insane
Im taking Pony Smile

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Re: Ringwood Pre Royal 12th september [message #2001595 is a reply to message #2001362 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 10:43
  bettyk is currently offline bettyk
Messages: 252
Registered: April 2008
Club: saftey beach
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That's great news.. I'll defently be goin but only in the show hunter if the breeds are in the mud lol

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Re: Ringwood Pre Royal 12th september [message #2001605 is a reply to message #1992052 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 10:48
  ema888 is currently offline ema888
Messages: 691
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Level 1 - Advanced
Will it be fun if I have a great big hairy beast of a horse? Laughing

He is a hunter and a half but it's so close might be a bit of fun? Or is it too showy to be fun? Shocked
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 Topic: wow, albury show's big this year!
Re: wow, albury show's big this year! [message #2001551 is a reply to message #2000270 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 10:11
  Cold Creek
Messages: 2713
Registered: October 2008
Club: Bethanga
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jazir1787 wrote on Tue, 07 September 2010 23:02

hmm yeah last year was very hot, and my grandma came to spectate and sat out in the sun to watch the arabs! of course they did put us right down the back (as usual Rolls Eyes ) and they gave gave us so little room we couldnt do a figure of eight (could barely do a 20m circle)

fingers crossed with the events spread out that the arenas are planned better!



They only have a set amount of room jaz..tis a good show tho, but it can get very hot & dusty. And if you are camping over don't park near the chook judging....darn roosters start up at dawns crack Laughing
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Re: wow, albury show's big this year! [message #2001607 is a reply to message #2001551 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 10:51
  jazir1787 is currently online jazir1787
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completely understand there is only limited room, but they could have arranged it a bit better so the arenas were a bit more even! the hunters had a massive amount of room, if they cant give the handful or ridden arabs classes more room, why dont they fit them in between the galloway or hunter classes and let us use a decent workout area? and keep led classes in the smaller space?

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Forum: Dressage
 Topic: BEDS Round 5
Re: BEDS Round 5 [message #2001338 is a reply to message #2000265 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 01:57
  pete
Messages: 286
Registered: July 2007
Level 2
Please note that there WILL be a photographer at this event - look out for his desk up at the office.
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 Topic: accepting the contact
Re: accepting the contact [message #2001342 is a reply to message #1985482 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 04:09
  Stellvadore is currently offline Stellvadore
Messages: 286
Registered: June 2008
Club: Harkaway
Level 2
Basically as alot of others have said.

The best and most correct thing to do is drive the horse so forward that he has no choice other than to take the contact. Then he is truly on the aides and in front of the leg.

You can use spirals and counter bend and flexion whilst pushing forward so the horse again has no choice but to move up into the contact.

At the moment I have 2 horses from clients who are broken at the neck and due to this don't want to take the connection correctly.

After 10 minutes of bending flexing and really going for it forward in the Trot they are already significantly better. Essentially have to get the relaxed back and long neck....

Within 3 rides give or take you can fix this.

ITS ALL ABOUT THE FORWARD DRIVE!!!! Very Happy

Oh and bits are relatively irrelevant as long as it some sort of snaffle you are fine.
Size is fine as long as it's not pinching. Bigger rather than smaller.

[Updated on: Thu, 09 September 2010 04:11]

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 Topic: question about nosebands
Re: question about nosebands [message #2001373 is a reply to message #2001283 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 07:19
  Mac
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vic wrote on Wed, 08 September 2010 23:01

hey sw, Smile metal cheek pieces are more the joining circles that sit over the cheeks and join all the leathers together for the noseband...not sure if this makes sense Confused , so not strictly cheek pieces, I would think Rolls Eyes best get a picci as an eggsample Laughing

Query is for EA and HRCAV, not sure what PCAV rules are either in relation to this? Cool







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Re: question about nosebands [message #2001421 is a reply to message #2001373 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 08:18
  suew1001
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If Mac's pic is what you mean vic then it's the same as the rings on a dropped noseband so I can't see any problem in EA or HRCAV. Smile

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Re: question about nosebands [message #2001430 is a reply to message #2001066 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 08:27
  English Rose is currently offline English Rose
Messages: 2406
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Troppo. Loco. Round the twist.
Fine for PCAV.
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Re: question about nosebands [message #2001474 is a reply to message #2001373 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 09:09
  vic is currently offline vic
Messages: 220
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Mac wrote on Thu, 09 September 2010 07:19

vic wrote on Wed, 08 September 2010 23:01

hey sw, Smile metal cheek pieces are more the joining circles that sit over the cheeks and join all the leathers together for the noseband...not sure if this makes sense Confused , so not strictly cheek pieces, I would think Rolls Eyes best get a picci as an eggsample Laughing

Query is for EA and HRCAV, not sure what PCAV rules are either in relation to this? Cool







Is this what you mean ?


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thanks Mac, (noice pic) yep it is! Smile and sw for clarifying Cool



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 Topic: Best Bit For Dressage and Training
Re: Best Bit For Dressage and Training [message #2001537 is a reply to message #1998577 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 09:58
  Broodmare1 is currently offline Broodmare1
Messages: 3145
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Club: KEC
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I've actually just swapped from the sweet iron to a Sprenger loose ring french snaffle in the last week and the horse is going supa doopa in it. This was after being advised by 2 instructors to drop the sweet iron. She goes really well in it and I'm about to purchase one, gulp, lot of money for a bit but if it works its worth it eh!!
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 Topic: dressage and rossets
dressage and rossets [message #2001380] Thu, 09 September 2010 07:29
  Hayley<3Rayve is currently offline Hayley<3Rayve
Messages: 210
Registered: April 2010
Level 2
heey,
just wondering, when you goto a dressage day (i'll probbably be going to upper beaconsfeild) do you plait up? if you only doing one or maybe two tests would you still plait?
thanks in advance Smile

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Re: dressage and rossets [message #2001400 is a reply to message #2001380 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 07:58
  RubyH
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yes - I always plait up. From memory, most people at PC comps do as well
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Re: dressage and rossets [message #2001574 is a reply to message #2001380 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 10:24
  bumblebee is currently offline bumblebee
Messages: 141
Registered: June 2010
Club: Mentone ARC
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Yep i rekon it's polite to plait up, shows the judge that you are making an effort Smile if i was a judge i'd appreciate well presented pair plaited up Very Happy

I always do, but then again im very ocd Laughing

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 Topic: New Dressage Saddle.... Opinions???
Re: New Dressage Saddle.... Opinions??? [message #2001579 is a reply to message #1995600 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 10:31
  bumblebee is currently offline bumblebee
Messages: 141
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Club: Mentone ARC
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I've heard really good things about the keiffers, it just depends how you ride and what suits you personally Smile

I agree with hooked, i love my Peter Horobin saddle, i've only just bought it but knew it was the right saddle for me!

Best of luck with finding the best saddle for you and your horse Very Happy

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 Topic: Albury ARC Dressage Championships roll-call
Re: Albury ARC Dressage Championships roll-call [message #2001475 is a reply to message #2001272 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 09:09
  jazir1787 is currently online jazir1787
Messages: 3431
Registered: December 2009
Club: Gerogery Horseman's
Unstoppable, ungaggable, unzippable
yeah one the organiser there said she'd been cursed and had tried to run iot for several years poor bugger!

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Re: Albury ARC Dressage Championships roll-call [message #2001497 is a reply to message #1979897 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 09:25
  colourlesspaint is currently offline colourlesspaint
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Club: Albury
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Thanks the the horrible weather, i was pleasantly suprised that i have 2 very tolerant ponies who were on their best behaviour in near clylonic conditions!! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

Won both lvl 5 tests on the arrogant & pigheaded campdrafter that i inherited Shocked Was the first time he has ever set hoof in a dressage arena!!

Was sooo pumped for the sunday comp, learnt both tests & knew what to improve on from saturday, then turned up & saw no arenas!! Mum forgot to ring me to tell me that it was cancelled!! Rolls Eyes Rolls Eyes So just sat around & chatted & had coffee & bacon & eggs Laughing was lovely! Very Happy

AWARC are holding another dressage day on 5th December.

D & F tests, with trophies, rugs & sashes up for grabs Very Happy

PE, You are right, was EI in 2007, then 2008 was a good, then 2yrs of crapola weather!!

Last i heard, the committee were thinking about moving the champs to March.

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Re: Albury ARC Dressage Championships roll-call [message #2001531 is a reply to message #2001497 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 09:54
  Broodmare1 is currently offline Broodmare1
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Club: KEC
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colourlesspaint wrote on Thu, 09 September 2010 09:25

Thanks the the horrible weather, i was pleasantly suprised that i have 2 very tolerant ponies who were on their best behaviour in near clylonic conditions!! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

Won both lvl 5 tests on the arrogant & pigheaded campdrafter that i inherited Shocked Was the first time he has ever set hoof in a dressage arena!!

Was sooo pumped for the sunday comp, learnt both tests & knew what to improve on from saturday, then turned up & saw no arenas!! Mum forgot to ring me to tell me that it was cancelled!! Rolls Eyes Rolls Eyes So just sat around & chatted & had coffee & bacon & eggs Laughing was lovely! Very Happy

AWARC are holding another dressage day on 5th December.

D & F tests, with trophies, rugs & sashes up for grabs Very Happy

PE, You are right, was EI in 2007, then 2008 was a good, then 2yrs of crapola weather!!

Last i heard, the committee were thinking about moving the champs to March.


Sad Bum, thats my daughters birthday.....wonder if she'd notice mum not there Surprised Razz
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Re: Albury ARC Dressage Championships roll-call [message #2001646 is a reply to message #2001531 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 11:27
  jazir1787 is currently online jazir1787
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Registered: December 2009
Club: Gerogery Horseman's
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awesome CP!!

and yup, december is great for me Very Happy

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Re: Albury ARC Dressage Championships roll-call [message #2001688 is a reply to message #1979897 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 11:57
  colourlesspaint is currently offline colourlesspaint
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Thanks jaz Smile Was so happy with him. I keep watichg our videos & going thru where we went wrong for next time! I think i am a bit obsessed now, as i thought i was really wasting my time with him in the 'english' world!! Laughing Laughing

Can't wait to get him out to the cul show for a couple of classes Very Happy

Broodmare..... tell your girl you are going on a suprise roadtrip for her b'day & bring her along!! Laughing

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Forum: Book Club
 Topic: the best ever horse movies
Re: the best ever horse movies [message #2001339 is a reply to message #1991384 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 03:04
  fatnawful
Messages: 372
Registered: January 2009
Club: O'verseas.
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Mezza86 wrote on Tue, 31 August 2010 01:19

Links to buy Wild Hearts Can't be Broken (Around 13AUD)


I really never had a problem tracking it down Confused I remember seeing it in one of the larger chain stores (I forget which) for under $10. Anyway, Australian-based alternatives.

JB HiFi.

Sanity.

EzyDVD.

Big W.

And some UK links. Prices range from about £3 to £6, and AUD is quite strong against GBP at the minute.

HMV.

Amazon.

Tesco.

cats wrote on Tue, 07 September 2010 14:18

flicker


Does that mean Flicka? My Friend Flicka? And, whichever it is, you love it so much that you get the name wrong?

I understand that. You get so excited thinking about how much you loved a film that you can't even think of the name of it.

I get like that with um... that movie. You know the one. That guy is in it... God I love that movie.

Maybe "Flicker" is a different film altogether. About a horse with a repressed desire to become a fashion photographer, but is instead forced into the world of Grand Prix showjumping by an overbearing broodmare. A wrong side of the stables kind of story.

Sarah Jessica Parker could play the love interest. A fashion designer who looks past the hooves and sees him for his talent with a camera.

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I think they make a great couple.

Click for spoilers about Flicker's ending


I'd watch it Cool

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 Topic: Tomorrow when the war began
Re: Tomorrow when the war began [message #2001442 is a reply to message #1980548 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 08:39
  Myff
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Club: Mountainview DC
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Just saw it last night! FANTASTIC! My OH loved it too and never read the books. Really great acting and kept true to book! Plus one classic line in the middle about books always being better than the movie! Very tongue in cheek moment! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

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Re: Tomorrow when the war began [message #2001649 is a reply to message #2001442 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 11:28
  groveborn
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Myff wrote on Thu, 09 September 2010 08:39

Just saw it last night! My OH loved it too and never read the books. Plus one classic line in the middle about books always being better than the movie! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy


that is exactly what I thought the whole way through the movie! it sucked!! the way Robyn was played was the worst bit in my opinion.

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Re: Tomorrow when the war began [message #2001734 is a reply to message #2001649 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 12:48
  Myff
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Club: Mountainview DC
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groveborn wrote on Thu, 09 September 2010 11:28

Myff wrote on Thu, 09 September 2010 08:39

Just saw it last night! My OH loved it too and never read the books. Plus one classic line in the middle about books always being better than the movie! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy


that is exactly what I thought the whole way through the movie! it sucked!! the way Robyn was played was the worst bit in my opinion.


Yes I agree with the Robyn comment! Sad

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 Topic: The Dark Tower Fans
The Dark Tower Fans [message #2001640] Thu, 09 September 2010 11:24
  groveborn
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Universal announced today that it has acquired the rights to produce three films and an NBC series based on the seven novels, short stories and comic books from Stephen King’s The Dark Tower. Ron Howard will direct the first film and the first season of the TV show, which will be written by Akiva Goldsman (The Da Vinci Code).

“I’ve been waiting for the right team to bring the characters and stories in these books to film and TV viewers around the world,” said King, in a statement. “Ron, Akiva, Brian along with Universal and NBC have a deep interest and passion for the The Dark Tower series and I know that will translate into an intriguing series of films and TV shows that respect the origins and the characters in The Dark Tower that fans have come to love.”

More than 30 million copies of The Dark Tower have been sold in 40 countries. After the series of seven books was completed, a prequel of comic books based on one of the characters was also published.

“The worlds of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series are richly detailed, inter-locking and deeply connected,” said Goldsman in a statement. “By telling this story across media platforms and over multiple hours—and with a view to telling it completely—we have our best chance of translating Roland’s quest to reach The Dark Tower onto screen. We are proceeding with tremendous excitement, fidelity to the source material and, quite frankly, no small amount of awe at this opportunity.”

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Re: The Dark Tower Fans [message #2001726 is a reply to message #2001640 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 12:34
  bramarespanishhorses is currently offline bramarespanishhorses
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It's such an epic story - wonder how it will translate to film?

Have you read The Eyes of the Dragon? Smile

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Re: The Dark Tower Fans [message #2001750 is a reply to message #2001726 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 13:08
  groveborn
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No Shocked but now that I have googled it I will have to!! Very Happy Very Happy

I wonder who they will get to play Roland?!

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Forum: Advertising - Commercial
 Topic: HORSE TRAIL RIDES.../ PONY HIRE.your place or mine..
Re: HORSE TRAIL RIDES.../ PONY HIRE.your place or mine.. [message #2001345 is a reply to message #1915583 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 06:09
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 Topic: MASTER FARRIER. Fully qualified..
Re: MASTER FARRIER. Fully qualified.. [message #2001346 is a reply to message #1863568 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 06:13
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 Topic: Discounted Acupuncture Treatments Available!
Re: Discounted Acupuncture Treatments Available! [message #2001408 is a reply to message #1841440 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 08:10
  equima is currently offline equima
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 Topic: LOOKING FOR A TRAINER
Re: LOOKING FOR A TRAINER [message #2001437 is a reply to message #1995536 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 08:35
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Club: Portarlington pony club
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 Topic: Nicolle's Browbands
Re: Nicolle's Browbands [message #2001462 is a reply to message #1388305 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 08:59
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bump... Very Happy

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 Topic: Ian Leighton in Geelong area September 6th to 10th (possibly the weekend too)
Re: Ian Leighton in Geelong area September 6th to 10th (possibly the weekend too) [message #2001496 is a reply to message #2001170 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 09:25
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Re: Ian Leighton in Geelong area September 6th to 10th (possibly the weekend too) [message #2001504 is a reply to message #2001496 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 09:33
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Sorry for late response guys: Internet being a bit of a pain.
Dear Magical: so happy you got so much out of the lesson: look forward to seeing you again.
Dear courtjester, Ian is happy for you to come for a look: he's at Wallington Park; 1625 Bellarine Hwy. Wallington. He is there this morning and tomorrow (Fri), 9am-12pm. Hope you can make it. Regards, Carolyn

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 Topic: B-BOOTS NEOPRENE HORSE WORK BOOTS (Now with pics!)
Re: B-BOOTS NEOPRENE HORSE WORK BOOTS (Now with pics!) [message #2001544 is a reply to message #903 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 10:06
  Shaz
Messages: 2349
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Club: SEDC
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 Topic: Kirby homecare system demonstration
Re: Kirby homecare system demonstration [message #2001359 is a reply to message #1983877 ] Thu, 09 September 2010 06:59
  crimson_warrior
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