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2021
INTERSCHOOL
State Championships
RIDER
BOOKLET
• DRESSAGE
• JUMPING
• SHOW HORSE
VENUE
MARYBOROUGH
SHOWGROUNDS
WELCOME
EQ CHAIR’S WELCOME
On behalf of Equestrian Queensland, it’s a pleasure
to welcome you to the 2021 Hygain Interschool
State Championships. A massive thank you to our
sponsors, the Interschool Queensland committee,
the organising committee and the many volunteers
who will put up their hand to help out during the
event. To run such a successful event takes a
contribution from many, most of whom will work
quietly behind the scenes for the love of the sport –
thank you! As riders, enjoy the competition and
embrace the bigger picture, this is only part of your
journey so please have fun, make new friends, be
respectful to all who cross your path and uphold the
EA Code of Conduct. Wishing you all the best.
COREY KEABLE
Chair, Equestrian Queensland
EQ CEO’S WELCOME
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2021 Hygain
Interschool Queensland State Championships.
On behalf of the team at Equestrian Queensland I wish
everyone a fun, safe and enjoyable experience
throughout the competition. I wish to acknowledge
the work of the Interschool Queensland committee
and the organising committee for their diligence and
commitment to make the State Championships such a
positive and memorable event. I also thank all our
event sponsors, supporters, officials and volunteers
who make the event possible.
BRISTON TOFT
CEO, Equestrian Queensland
IQ CHAIR’S WELCOME
Welcome to the Interschool States 2021.
For me this is my 10th year with children
riding and I've seen so much change and
growth amongst this sport and the children
who've come through. This year we
welcome and thank HYGAIN as our major
sponsor. I'd also like to thank our IQ
committee without them this wouldn't of
been possible, your time, patience and
commitment is appreciated. Our 2021 year
was bigger and busier than ever, with
competitions filling up as soon as they
opened, it was good to see the kids out
there in full swing again. Looking forward to
seeing them all out there again for our
State Championships. Enjoy the ride.
CLINTON PETERS
Chair, Interschool Queensland
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Help the IQ
event organisers Practice a training
with a task exercise on your
horse
Competition
Say thank you to
Learn something
an Official or
new
Volunteer
Help a family Support a
member friend while they
are riding
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27—1 July TIMETABLE SUNDAY 27 JUNE RIDER BAGS *Please collect rider bag from the IQ office between 4 - 5.30pm Meetings @ Grandstands Dressage and Show Horse Meeting ~ 5pm Year 11 & 12 Meeting ~ 6pm MONDAY 28 JUNE COUNTY SADDLERY SHOW HORSE COMPETITION GALA EQUINE DRESSAGE COMPETITION Secondary Intermediate Prelim 1B & 1C/ Medium 4B & 4C Secondary Senior Novice 2B & 2C / Prix St George/ Inter I Meetings @ Grandstands Dressage and Show Jump Meeting following Presentation Year 11 & 12 Meeting following Discipline meetings TUESDAY 29 JUNE GALA EQUINE DRESSAGE COMPETITION Primary Novice 2B & 2C/ Advanced 5B & 5C Secondary Senior Prelim 1B & 1C / Elementary 3B & 3C Riders with a Disability - Prep / Prelim / Novice THE GLENNIE SCHOOL SHOW JUMPING COMPETITION WEDNESDAY 30 JUNE GALA EQUINE DRESSAGE COMPETITION Primary Prelim 1B & 1C/ Secondary Intermediate Novice 2B & 2C Freestyles - Novice / Elementary / Medium / Advanced / Inter I THE GLENNIE SCHOOL SHOW JUMPING COMPETITION THURSDAY 1 JULY THE GLENNIE SCHOOL SHOW JUMPING COMPETITION *Please note this timetable is a guide only and changes may occur Page 6/24
THANK YOU TO OUR
WONDERFUL SPONSORS
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TRADE VILLAGE
Hygain | Mitavite
Gala Equine
Hampton & Harlow
Brice Trailers
Qubik Accounting
Kingstons Rural Supplies
County Saddlery
Aussie Blue Heeler
Peak Pulse Therapy
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DONATIONS
Anna
Starosta
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HYGAIN IQ STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2021
This event is being conducted under the rules as per the 2021 IQ Handbook
and the EA and FEI Rules where applicable. It is your responsibility to read
the 2021 IQ Handbook.
During the planning and organisation of this event, all due care will be taken
to ensure the safest possible conditions exist for the riders and horses.
However, it is the responsibility of each competitor to comply with safety
standards set down in the competition rules. The organising committee for
this event will endeavour to see these standards are complied with.
Neither the organising committee, Interschool Queensland, Equestrian
Australia, Equestrian Queensland, Maryborough Showgrounds accepts any
liability for any accident, damage, injury, illness to riders, spectators, horses,
grounds or any other persons or property whatsoever in consideration of
entries being accepted. No entries will be accepted unless riders and parents
have signed the Acknowledgment and Indemnity waiver.
Technical Delegate for the event: Paula Barlow
Event Health and Safety Officer: Clinton Peters
Doctor: Nicole Lewindon
Medics: 1300 Medic
Event Technical Delegate Paula Barlow
Technical Delegate Dressage: Karen Herald
Ground Jury Show Horse: Show Horse Judges
Technical Delegate Jumping: Graeme Watts
Event Crisis Management Officer: Clinton Peters
Biosecurity Officer: Bronwyn Hew
Event Covid Compliance Officer Melinda Robinson
Stabling/Camping: Lyndal Roos
Medical Service Provider / First Aid
As part of Interschool Queensland’s Risk Management process, there will be
accredited external first aid coverage between the following times -
Sunday 27 June 12 pm midday to 5 pm
Monday 28 June - Wednesday 30 June 7 am to 5 pm
Thursday 1 July 7 am to 4 pm
Competition Farrier: Adam Manning
Premier Farrier Service
0415 634 007
Manfred Holweck
0412 322 310
Competition Veterinary Support: Fraser Coast Vet Services
Dr Clare Condos
0427 253 472
Wooroolin Veterinary Services
Steve Jones
4164 2010
Feed Supplier: Tracey Hose
Kingston Rural Supplies
07 4121 6634
Page 14/24Compulsory Team Coordinator Meetings - IQ Onsight Office
Please note that each evening there will be a compulsory Team
Coordinators’ meeting to provide competitors with important information
about the next day’s competition. We ask each school to provide one
representative to attend these meetings. At the introductory meeting on
Sunday night we will ask for their name and contact details to be provided.
Daily Schedule: see below- times may change
Sunday 27th Dressage 6.00pm Show Horse 6.30pm
Monday 28th Dressage 6.00pm Show Jumping 6.30pm
Tuesday 29th Dressage 6.00pm Show Jumping 6.30pm
Wednesday 30th Show Jumping 6.00pm
Photo Release Waiver
By attending this event you are consenting to your child/children and
yourself being photographed or filmed. EQ may use these images for
promotional use in the Interschool program, this includes but is not limited
to, use on the EQ website, marketing material and in all forms of media.
Photos in which your child/children appear may be submitted to EQ, partners
and stakeholders who may also use these images for the purpose of
promoting their association with EQ.
Event Media
Jedd Johnstone The J’taime Photography, Social Media and
Event Media Management
Katie Calico Pony Photography
Britney Blue Ribbon Photography
Deb & Eric Cherish My Pix
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Helper Jobs
We will post the completed ‘Sign-Up’ roster at the venue and the ‘Sign Up’
App will send out automatic reminders so ensure you check your emails.
It is the responsibility of each rider and their helper to ensure that they
check the ‘Sign-Up’ roster and complete their nominated tasks or find an
appropriate substitute person to do so.
Helper Sign In Procedure at Event
Helpers must register at the checkin area (outside canteen) 15 mins prior to
the start of their allocated job.
FAILURE TO DO HELPER JOB
If the helper fails to arrive for duty as per the roster, the rider’s name will be
forwarded to the IQ State Committee on the day of the competition and the
rider will be ineligible for placings or points for that competition.
The rider will NOT be eligible for prizes at the State Championships and will
be automatically considered as riding HC for the event. This will mean the
rider will also be ineligible for the 2021 Queensland Team. In addition, the
IQ Committee will notify the rider’s school.
Please do not put the committee or your child in this situation.
If you need to scratch from the Event you MUST try to find a
replacement for your job and inform the IQ Events Secretary with
who your replacement is.
IQ Events Secretary - Emily Ballard 0400 780 180 (text only) or email
interschoolqld.secretaryevents@gmail.com
If you do not try to find a replacement you will be charged a $50 fee which
will be deducted from your refund and the IQ Committee will notify the
rider’s school. If you have endeavoured to find a replacement but are having
difficulty or if your are scratching due to an emergency please contact the IQ
Events Secretary ASAP who will assist you.
* Extract from the 2021 IQ Handbook
Page 17/24State Championship Perpetual Trophies
These perpetual trophies will be presented at the completion of the presenta-
tion on the final day of the State Championships for that particular year. The
Primary Division Overall Champion Rider and the Secondary Division Overall
Champion Rider will also have their trophies presented at the EQ Annual
Awards Evening.
The Rita and Derek Dobson Trophy
This trophy is awarded to the secondary school whose riders achieve the
highest average score (total points gained divided by number of starting rid-
ers) over all disciplines at State Championships. To be eligible for this tro-
phy, a school must have a minimum of 2 riders from the school competing.
The Lorette Wigan Cup
Donated by the Equestrian Federation of Australia (Qld Branch), this trophy
is awarded to the secondary school with the best aggregate result achieved
at the State Championships. It is awarded on a points basis with riders ac-
cruing points for their school through their placings in each discipline during
the State Championships.
The Brett Family Perpetual Trophy
This trophy, donated by the Brett Family, is awarded to the Secondary Divi-
sion Overall Champion Rider. This is determined as the rider who has
achieved the best overall result as an individual for his/her school using the
same horse across all secondary disciplines. It is awarded on a points basis
with the rider accruing points for placings in secondary classes.
The QISEA Primary School Trophy
This trophy is awarded to the primary school whose riders achieve the high-
est average score (total points gained divided by number of starting riders)
over the six disciplines at State Championship level. To be eligible for this
trophy, a school must have a minimum of 2 riders from the school compet-
ing.
The Harry LeBherz Perpetual Trophy
Donated by Harry LeBherz, this trophy is awarded to the primary school with
the best aggregate result achieved at the State Championships. It is award-
ed on a points basis with riders accruing points for their school through their
placings in each discipline during the State Championships.
The Kimberley Banks Perpetual Trophy
This trophy donated by the Banks Family is awarded to the Primary Division
Overall Champion Rider. This is determined as the rider who has achieved
the best overall result as an individual for his/her school using the same
horse across all primary disciplines. It is awarded on a points basis with the
rider accruing points for placings in primary classes.
Page 18/24The Summers/McDougall School Trophy
The Summers McDougall School Trophy is an award that builds the spirit of
the interschool association. Both emerging and established schools can be
considered for this award despite the number of riders attending events.
Each Regional committee is asked to submit in writing the school who they
consider to be eligible for this award to the State Committee prior to the an-
nual State Championships. The criteria for this award will include the follow-
ing-
• Spirit and Presentation
• Teamwork /competing in multi discipline
• Hosting Interschool Competitions
The final selection will be made by nominated officials at the event ie TD,
Stewards
QISEA Freestyle Artistic Award
Inaugurated in July 2018 this revived QISEA trophy is awarded to the free-
style rider who achieves the highest points score in their artistic element. It
can be awarded to a rider in any class of the freestyle competition at the
State Championships.
Moreton Bay College School Award
This trophy is awarded to the Primary rider who receives the highest per-
centage score from any one judge in any dressage class at the State Cham-
pionships.
The Sailor Trophy
This trophy is awarded to the rider who achieves the closest to optimum
time on the Cross- Country element of the Eventing Discipline.
Page 19/24FAREWELL TO OUR YEAR 12 RIDERS
Bella Anthony Stuartholme School - Toowong
Paige Barratt Riverside Christian College
Brooke Boland St John's Catholic School - Roma
Annie Bremner Brigidine College
India Cochrane Somerville House
Tyla Cringle Rockhampton Girls' Grammer School
Claire Crocombe Brigidine College
Hayley Cross James Nash State High School
Kaitlyn Davis Genesis Christian College
Grace Davis West Moreton Anglican College - Karrabin
Rachel Doran The Springfield Anglican College - Springfield
Lucy Doyle Downlands College
Julie-ann Dziaduch Brisbane Girls Grammar School
Claudia Eggerling Downlands College
Olivia Galetto West Moreton Anglican College - Karrabin
Makayla Godwin Victory College - Gympie
Astrid Harrison The Scots PGC College - Warwick
Niah Henseleit Urangan State High School
Ciara Jackson Roma State College - Roma
Amy Jeffries The Scots PGC College - Warwick
Emily Larsen James Nash State High School
Aalia Lucchetta Stuartholme School - Toowong
Danneika Lyons St Ursula's College - Toowoomba
Arabella Manthey James Nash State High School
Shilah Morris The Springfield Anglican College - Springfield
Georgia Naidu Somerville House
Savina O'loughlin Ipswich Girls' Grammar School - Ipswich
Natasha Paganin The Scots PGC College - Warwick
Lauren Parker Kenmore State High School
Abby Peacock St Andrews Anglican College - Peregian Springs
Lily Redding St John's Catholic School - Roma
Felicity Sellick The Scots PGC College - Warwick
Madison Thomas St John's Catholic School - Roma
Ellie Turnbull Stuartholme School - Toowong
Harrison Waldron Redlands College
Caitlin Ward Tamborine Mountain College
Emily Wheatley The Glennie School - Toowoomba
Piper Wise The Glennie School - Toowoomba
Page 20/24CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL
STATE QUALIFIED RIDERS
Certificate of
Achievement
to all riders that qualified for the
.
Page 26/32IQ EQUESTRIAN
SKILLS PROGRAM
EOI's are being sought from school based Queensland
riders that wish to participate in the IQ Equestrian
Skills Program. We have included some information
below about the program.
What is Equestrian Skills?
EA and EQ, as part of its member education services, has provided school based riders
with access to their Introductory Riding and Introductory Horse Management
workbooks at a discounted prices for use in the Equestrian Skills Program.
Why participate?
Maybe you aspire to work within the horse industry when you finish school or maybe
you just want to increase your equine knowledge base.
In all cases successful completion of modules are registered with the
EA Coaching Pathway Officer as they form part of the pathway to
becoming an accredited EA Coach.
Who is eligible to participate?
The minimum age for the EA national education courses is fixed at;
12 years for Intro Horse Management & Intro Riding
15 Years for Level 1 Horse Management & Level 1 Riding
18 years for Coaching
Assessments will be carried out by a Coach Educators (CE) or Skill Specific Training
Assessors (SSTAs). IQ and EQ will be facilitating subsidised sessions at regional and
state IQ events to enable participants to access a CE or SSTA for feedback or the
'signing off' of modules.
Riders can progress toward becoming an Introductory EA Coach with the purchase
of the appropriate resources.
Once the Introductory Horse Management and Introductory Riding modules have
been completed, the Level I Horse Management and Riding modules provide another
opportunity for further study.
The purchase of the first two introductory workbooks is $79 in total (inc postage).
There will be a subsidised fee to be paid to access the assessment sessions at IQ
regional and state events. Other forms of support will also be available to participants
outside of these events.
As this initiative is very new, we will be accepting a limited amount of
participants for 2021/2022 with the expectation that the program will be expanded
the following year. For this intake, preference will be given to this year's grade 11
riders.
If you are interested in this initiative, please register by following this link -
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EquiSkills2021
Page 22/24Introducing Equestrian Queensland’s
Next Generation (Next Gen) Advisory Group
The Next Gen has been established to act as a source of advice to the
EQ Board about opportunities to engage, connect and support young
people in equestrian sport.
The EQ Next Gen consists of the following members;
• Chris Holland
• Daisy Fielding
• Georgia Thurgate
• Grace Beatty
• Lucy Peacey
• Lydia Forde
• Olivia Farrell
• Olivia Middleton
• Talia Criss
• Sara-Jane Seery (mentor)
Next Gen - Objectives
• Support the EQ Board and EQ Sport committees to engage with
youth members and deliver initiatives that encourage continued
participation across all areas of the sport.
• Improve and develop communication with youth members and
sport committees at all levels.
• Identify mentoring opportunities for youth members across all
competition and discipline levels.
• Develop networks and resources for youth members to support
multiple pathways across the sport.
To contact the EQ Next Gen, email nextgen@equestrianqld.com.au
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