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Event name: LAR | COOMINYA QLD
Event summary: Queensland Horse Council Large Animal Rescue Roadshow Information Workshop | COOROY QLD
Event details:
83% of people admit they would risk their own lives to save their animals, no matter how impossibly those animals are trapped. BUT a trapped horse can KILL you!!!
Avoid becoming a statistic AND prevent your trapped horse from being strangled, drowned or dropped, or severely injured by incorrect rescue techniques. Learn what you should do, and not do, if your horse is trapped in mud, floodwater, a ditch or gully, septic tank or swimming pool or an overturned horse float.

Learn how emergency responders should safely use the large surface area and skeletal strength of the horse's torso to prevent injury and increase the chance of a successful rescue.





 

 

PLEASE NOTE:

  • This workshop is not suitable for children. Large Animal Emergency Rescue by it's very nature, deals with matters which some people will find distressing.  We recommend participants be aged 18+.
  • You will need a credit card for this registration process. A processing fee of 30 cents will apply for each registration.

Cost:
$100pp (Morning tea, lunch and your copy of Equine Emergency Rescue included in this price)

Contact Details:
Lyndsey Ebon
Mobile: 0411 285 334
Email: [email protected]
Event location: 38 Allambie Road,
COOMINYA QLD 4311
Start date: 28/03/2015 9:00:00 AM
End date:
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10/11/2014
TIME IS RUNNING OUT | have your say on proposed biosecurity regulations
Only a couple of weeks remain for producers, landowners and the community to have their say on proposed changes to biosecurity regulations for Queensland.
7/11/2014
AUSTRALIAN HORSE INDUSTRY COUNCIL | SIZE & SCOPE OF THE HORSE INDUSTRY PROJECT
As you may be aware, the Australian Horse Industry Council is keen to obtain more information about our industry to help provide some raw data which can be used in lobbying. 
13/10/2014
Seeking volunteer regional trail coordinators
The QHTWG & QORF are seeking interested and proactive individuals to act as volunteer regional trail coordinators to manage local stakeholders and work with Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) rangers to implement the QPWS Strategic Framework for Horse Riding in Queensland’s Parks and Forests.