Carlow Hunt Pony Club Camp- 2024
CHPC Camp - Queries to Sandra Corrigan 087 9948676 or Jerry Tobin 087 2197098
Pony Camp will take place from 1st to 5th July 2024 at Raheendaw, Rathvilly R93NX64 by kind permission of the Burgess Family
CAMP SCHEDULE for 2024
MONDAY- Arrive 9.00 am. Please go unmounted with your pony/horse to the area outside the parking area, where each Ride(Group) will be posted and meet your instructor @ 9.30am. Do not at any time during the week mount up until you are with an instructor.
For the week:
Session 1: 9.45am to 11.00am
(break for bun run)
Session 2: 11.15am - 12.30pm
Lunch: 12.30pm to 1.30pm
Session 3: 1.30pm to 2.30pm
Session 3: 2.45pm to 4.00pm
Tack Cleaning and Care of Pony/Horse: 4.00pm to 4.30pm
Finish: 4.30pm
Monday
Ride 1-11 at Camp
Kate’s Tack Shop
Tuesday
Ride 1-9 at Camp
Polo trip for 2 senior rides
Wednesday
Ride 1-7 at Camp
polo trip for 2 rides
2 Senior rides in Equipark with Sian Carson & Derek Mc Connell
Dressage/SJ CT
Thursday
All rides at Camp
D / D+ Test
Dressage/SJ CT
Sleepover
Friday
Ride 1-11 at camp
D / D+ Test
Dressage/SJ CT
Family BBQ
Prize Giving
Clean up!
Sleepover for older members (must have completed First year in Secondary School).
Kates Tack Shop will be on site from 12pm to 3pm. If you need anything in particular please contact Kate beforehand on 087 7942180
Enquiries Sandra 087 9948676 or Amy 087 9403612
Scroll down for Camp Checklist
MONDAY- Arrive 9.00 am. Please go unmounted with your pony/horse to the area outside the parking area, where each Ride(Group) will be posted and meet your instructor @ 9.30am. Do not at any time during the week mount up until you are with an instructor.
For the week:
Session 1: 9.45am to 11.00am
(break for bun run)
Session 2: 11.15am - 12.30pm
Lunch: 12.30pm to 1.30pm
Session 3: 1.30pm to 2.30pm
Session 3: 2.45pm to 4.00pm
Tack Cleaning and Care of Pony/Horse: 4.00pm to 4.30pm
Finish: 4.30pm
Monday
Ride 1-11 at Camp
Kate’s Tack Shop
Tuesday
Ride 1-9 at Camp
Polo trip for 2 senior rides
Wednesday
Ride 1-7 at Camp
polo trip for 2 rides
2 Senior rides in Equipark with Sian Carson & Derek Mc Connell
Dressage/SJ CT
Thursday
All rides at Camp
D / D+ Test
Dressage/SJ CT
Sleepover
Friday
Ride 1-11 at camp
D / D+ Test
Dressage/SJ CT
Family BBQ
Prize Giving
Clean up!
Sleepover for older members (must have completed First year in Secondary School).
Kates Tack Shop will be on site from 12pm to 3pm. If you need anything in particular please contact Kate beforehand on 087 7942180
Enquiries Sandra 087 9948676 or Amy 087 9403612
Scroll down for Camp Checklist
NB: Please respect the landowners privacy and keep children away from the river at all times
NB: The Irish Pony Club guidelines to tack are be upheld for the week.
Guidelines for dress code: Carlow Pony Club sweat shirt, white / blue shirt / polo shirt with pony club tie, cream / beige jodhpurs. Black or CHPC silk (hat) covers. No jewellery allowed. Hair tied back and hair net essential for long hair.
Please keep car park clean at all times and stay safe. Most importantly stay safe and have fun!
RIDERS CHECK LIST
Check list of essentials that each rider must have
NB: See dress code above
Packed lunch for rider! Please ensure you child has adequate drinks for the day as squash/water will not be provided at the tent as in previous years.
Wet gear & change of clothes
Grooming Kit
Hoof Pick
Tack cleaning equipment, saddle soap, sponge etc.
Tail bandage
Headcollar & lead rope
String
Fly Spray
Hay net for ponies/horses lunch
Water for Ponies/Horses
Buckets
Ponies Passport
Pony Club Manual
Note book and pen
PARENTS CHECK LIST
Check your child’s stirrup irons are wide enough, about 1cm either side of widest part of your child’s foot
Check ponies feet in case you need the farrier
Check passport to ensure all vaccinations are in order and bring passport with you.
Parents. - Help is needed every day with "the bun run" (refreshments for the children), moving arenas etc. Please feel free to help at any time! It is the best way to get involved.
U12’s will need a suitably experienced adult available all week.
Please ensure that you have your children at Camp on time and prepared as there is a timetable and delays can cause upset to the other members of the ride and instructor as well as to your own child.
Remember we have a lot of new members so look out for new families and make them welcome.
For any horsboxes left unhitched during the day, please ensure the horsebox is stabilized with handbrake, jockey-wheel and blocks at the rear. It is forbidden to load a pony/horse unless horsebox is stabilized.
OUR LOVELY CHANGEABLE IRISH WEATHER: Needless to say we cannot influence this, however we can come prepared!
Sun cream, wet-gear (waterproof pull-ups and jacket), a towel and a change of clothes are all advisable.
NEW FAMILIES AND MEMBERS: If you have any questions or if there is anything you would like to know please feel free to call Sandra C 087 9948676 who will be happy to help!
SECOND HAND SHOP Monday and Tuesday only: Have you outgrown any Carlow XC shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, jodhpurs, shirts, boots, etc. or have you any tack that you would like to sell? Good quality equestrian gear only! Clearly labelled with price and contact Name & Phone Number.
BAR-B-Q: Wednesday will be Bar-B-Q day, weather permitting, and so no need to bring a packed Lunch on this day! This will be all hands on deck and all offers of help most welcome!
FIRST AID: There will be a first aid kit and a pony care kit on site for the duration of the week. Please contact Sandra Corrigan or Louise O'Neill if anybody is in need of first aid during the week.
IN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT: There will be a doctor on call, First Aid will be administered as appropriate and an Ambulance will be called if necessary.
VET ON CALL: Parents are advised to contact their own family veterinary practice.
FARRIER ON CALL: TBC
SPORTSMANSHIP SHIELDS: A shield for 'Sportsmanship' will be awarded to one child in each ride. This award recognises the child who is a great sport, who shows great respect for their Instructor and indeed all officials as well as their peers. The child who tries their best across a range of disciplines regardless of the outcome, who is magnanimous in victory and gracious in defeat as well as showing camaraderie and support for fellow competitors. These shields were kindly sponsored by past members and friends of the Pony Club with the aim of seeing the Pony Club going from strength to strength by fostering the above qualities in today's members. It is a great honour for any child to be awarded this shield.
Camp 2021 Memories
Tuesday was a great day wuth SJ qualifiers and our special guest top jockey Rachel Blackmore
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