Welcome to our biggest and best year yet! If ‘INTRODUCTION TO’ new parts of the horse world are your thing, then you’re absolutely in the right place!
Grab a cuppa and have a squiz through what this year has to bring you and your counterpart.
And when you do.
When you find the clinic that suits you- simply shoot us through an email at hello@burildapark.com.au with the details of the clinic you’ve chosen!
OR contact via Instagram or Facebook- leave your best email address here too!
Ill get back to you ASAP.
Let us know if you’d like the camping or cottage package.
You will be emailed back banking details where you will leave a $160 strictly non-refundable deposit to secure your position.
The balance is then payable up until 14 days before the clinic. Be sure to notify us when you make each new deposit to have it marked off.
You’ll be sent an email with details prior to your clinic!
Easy! Hello@burildapark.com.au
Confidence Boosting with Magic 17/18 February 2024
$660 including GST
(Yard and powered campsite included)
Join Cindy Bourke of Magic for two days of slowed down teachings, aimed at establishing confidence between you and your horse.
This clinic is the IDEAL weekend for you if you’re a rider needing that extra bit of time and guidance to find your feet with your nerves
Cindy will take the time needed to focus on improving your skills in the saddle to set you up for confidence in your riding.
A particularly good choice for Standardbred owners, as Cindy is a wealth of knowledge with this wonderful breed.
Nervous Beginner upwards
All breeds. Not suitable for horses with serious behavioural issues.
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
Cindy Bourke is no stranger to the horse world with a career in harness racing spanning Australia, New Zealand and Canada. Since an introduction to horses at 5 years old, Cindy began as a groom in the racing industry and progressed to a driver then trainer- winning races both in Aus and NZ. In more recent years, Cindy has taken her passion for Standardbreds in the after racing space and opened ‘Magic’- a specialised Standardbreds retraining stable in New South Wales. After meeting the wonderful riders that her horses were homed with, she noticed a huge gap in the confidence boosting area and began teaching horsemanship clinics with a focus on nervous riders. Adding remedial massage and body work to her toolbox, Cindy and Magic is truely the gem that new or nervous riders have been searching for.
Introduction to Campdrafting ‘In The Camp’ with Ken Bailey 23/24 February 2024
$770 including GST
(Yard and powered campsite included) - (FULLY BOOKED)
Ever watched on at a campdraft and fluked the run thinking ‘If I knew a bit more, this would be way funner!’
Or sat on the fence figuring out the rules and dying for a go!
Then you simply cant miss this weekend!
Over two days, long time Campdrafting competitor Ken Bailey will walk you through the rules of the camp component of camp drafting. I mean, we all need to get the cow out the gates to begin with, right!?
Over the weekend you will get to work live cattle to allow you and your horse to hone in on the skills required to yell the word ‘gate!’.
Working with cattle daily as the farm manager on an Angus beef stud, reading cattle and selecting them is a forte that Ken will coach you through.
Over the weekend you will be guided through the point system and skills to get your head around the fasting growing horse sport in Australia!
Think live cattle, hands on learning and other riders in the same eager to learn boat as you!
Confident to canter
All breeds.
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
Ken Bailey is the Farm Manager at Meadows Angus Stud, who uses his stock horses to work alongside campdraft. A finalist in the Warwick Gold Cup, Ken has won and placed in numerous drafts over his competition career; breeding, training and competing for over 40 years. Ken was the President of Oberon campdraft club for 6 years, rebuilding the whole campdraft arena in his time in the role. You’ll have a blast learning from Ken and having a go at the fasting growing horse sport in the world!
NOTE- May 4/5th 2024- the following component of campdrafting with Ken Bailey is able to be booked. ‘Lets Draft’ is the next step for riders taking the cow out of the gates. See May dates for details.
On The Trail with Leigh Cragg 2/3 March 2024
$660 including GST
(Yard and powered camping included)
The most popular Burilda Park clinic is back with the action packed ‘On The Trail’ weekend.
Over the weekend, you’ll learn the skills to take your horse out on the trail in a safe and fun way
I mean nobody wants to be on the horse holding everyone up or feeling unsafe going out and about, right?
Leigh will walk you through his principles of horsemanship that have aided his out of arena training for miles of predictable riding!
This clinic is a mixture of arena skills, slashed paddock exercises, bush riding and pine forest trekking.
You’ll want to be ready to ride for this one!
NOTE: All horses will be required to have shoes or scoot boots on for this clinic.
Confident to canter.
All breeds. Fit to do miles.
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
Leigh Cragg is the co-owner of Burilda Park and professional horse trainer. He has a special interest in colt starting and foundation training, competing in the Man From Snowy River Trainers Challenge and Australian Brumby Challenge in recent years. Leigh is an internationally accredited Reined Cow Horse Judge and has judged some of the most elite ARCHA events to date. Leigh has a firm belief that you aren’t having fun if you don’t feel safe- and has spent his career training safe horses for the public as well as sharing the fundamentals of that training with riders from all around the nation.
Introduction to Cow Horse with Adam Wrobel, 15th, 16th 17th* March 2024
$1,350 including GST
(Yard and powered camping included)
Lunch all days included. Dinner Saturday night included.
Join Cow Horse Futurity winning rider Adam Wrobel for an introduction to Cow Horse clinic not to be missed!
A sell out and waitlisted clinic in 2022, this event will see you learn all of the foundations of cow horse from boxing and reining patterns to showmanship and working live cattle.
What about the rules, you ask? Peppered throughout the clinic, ARCHA accredited cow horse judge Leigh Cragg will walk you through step-by-step how the sport works.
On the final day of the clinic, you will be judged by Leigh as you enter into a mini show. Your runs will be judged on actual judging scorecards, and you will be able to ask questions and get prepared for the real thing!
This Clinic is your first stop to everything Cow Horse-you won’t regret booking your spot!
Days 1 and 2- Adam Wrobel skills (Live Cattle, Boxing & Reining)
*Day 3- Mini show judged by Leigh Cragg (including live cattle- with marked judging cards
available for you to take home)
Adam Wrobel
Winner of Cowhorse futurity twice
Winner of Cowhorse derby
Winner Nutrien Performance Horse Challenge
Leigh Cragg
Judge of ARCHA Futurity
Judge of ARCHA Derby
Confident rider
Competent with basics.
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
Adam Wrobel is no stranger to the challenge and cow horse world, donning the buckles of some of the most coveted events in Australia. Adam is a professional dog and horse trainer, working from his stables in Denman, New South Wales and regularly competing both his own and client horses in cow horse events. The winner of the Nutrien Performance Horse Challenge as well as runner up of the Greatest Show On Horse, Adam the ideal trainer to guide you through the rules and techniques that he has used to create his competition portfolio.
All meals will be included from Saturday morning until Sunday lunch. Dietary requirements are no hassles.
Introduction to Reining with Matt Charles 3/4 April 2024
$660 including GST
(Note- this is a weekday clinic)
(Yard and powered camping included)
Join Matt Charles of sliding Lodge Performance Horses for two days that will introduce you to the world of reining.
This weekend is ideal for riders looking to gain the skills needed for one of the world’s most decorated horse sports. But where do you begin?
Over these two days, Matt will walk you through step-by-step how a pattern is made up as well as rules and etiquette.
As a professional Horse Trainer, Matt is no stranger to the competitive reining arena, having ridden alongside some of the best horsemen in the world.
If there were ever a place to learn foundations – it’s alongside Matt at this introductory Clinic!
Exploring this pocket of the equestrian sporting realm is on your list?
Great! Then this is THE clinic that will ease you into the space of good horsemanship!
Confident rider
Competent with basics.
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
Sliding Lodge Performance Horses is a western training and coaching facility based in Quialigo, NSW owned by Matt and Andrea Charles. Matt has been successfully training reining horses and coaching riders for more than 15 years. Matt has completed multiple stints in the USA working alongside riders of high calibre including Joe Schmidt and more recently Shawn Flarida. Matt’s achievements include
2022 NRHA Oceania Level 2 Futurity Reserve Champion,
VRHA Level 2 Open Derby Reserve Champion 2022,
NSWRHA Level 2 Open Derby Champion 2022,
NSWRHA Open Champion 2023 and 3rd in Australia’s largest ever reining event “The Slide to $60k” in 2023 aboard Tony Mitchell’s phenomenal imported mare Revolution Reddy. Matt believes in building confidence in not only riders, but their horses as well. At Sliding Lodge we strive for smooth, soft and relaxed horses and happy riders who can learn and grow in a safe and positive environment.
Introduction to Barrel Racing with Taleah Kurver 13/14 April
$660 including GST
(Yards and powered camping included)
Have you ever been to a rodeo and sat behind the fence watching the barrel racers? I think most of us have!
I’m sure that you’ve wondered how on earth they train for such an epic event!
Join Australian Barrel Racing Association 2023 fastest time rider Taleah Kurver for a weekend full of precision meets speed!
Having bred, started and trained her competitive barrel racing horses, she is a wealth of knowledge who will spend the weekend coaching you around the sport that we all mark down as the highlight of the rodeo!
Confident to canter.
All breeds
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
Having competed in barrel racing from the age of 15, Taleah Kurver has become an ABHA National Finals top 50, with wins and placings for the current ABCRA rodeo season at KRanch, Goulburn, Oberon, Taralga, West Wyalong, and Cootamundra Rodeos. She holds the fastest time for 2023 at the Australian Barrel Horse Association (ABHA) Goulburn Tin Spinners and has done it all with a 1 and 2 year old in tow! Having taught clinics specialised in Barrel Racing over in Western Australia, Taleah has brought her success to the east coast and will share the tips and tricks attributing to her success, over a weekend filled with rodeo-esk fun!
Extreme Obstacle Racing with Jodi-Lee Fuge 20/21st April
$660 including GST
(Yards and powered camping included)
Join Jodi-Lee Fuge, founder and president of the Australian Extreme Obstacle Racing Association, for two days full of Extreme Obstacle Racing fun!
Over the weekend you will learn the rules of this new and exciting sport, as well as gain skills in preparing your horse for all things Extreme Obstacle Racing related.
A fantastic clinic choice for desensitisation through to riders looking to compete.
Australian Extreme Obstacle Racing involves a challenge obstacle course consisting of bridges, gates, water box dragging objects, platforms, and much more!
The horse and the rider need to navigate their way through these obstacles with speed, style and control.
The obstacles/manoeuvres are scored on approach, departure and the execution of the obstacle.
This is a weekend that will walk you through step-by-step how to go from woah to go when it comes to Extreme Obstacle Racing!
A fantastic opportunity to expose your horse to a whole new world of fun, with the challenge of control and speed thrown into the mix!
Confident to canter.
All breeds. Young unridden horses welcomed.
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
Originally from Lakes entrance Victoria, Jodi-Lee has been living in Forbes New South Wales for the last 33 years. Winning her first Australian title at 12, Jodi-Lee started out in barrel racing before she moved onto campdrafting, polocrosse, hacking, Western performance, Stockhorse performance, showjumping, Cowboy racing, cross country Ranch sorting and team penning! Is there anything this woman can can’t do? Jodi-Lee is now the founder and president of the Australian Extreme Obstacle Racing Association and brings her skills in many different facets of the industry for a weekend jampacked full of obstacle course fun! With a focus on speed, style and control – Jodi- Lee will set you up for success in one of the newest, and most exciting equestrian sports to begin in Australia!
Black Dog Institute Trail Ride with Burilda Park 11th May 2024- Bookings Essential
Join us for a mosest half day of trail riding through the picturesque pines of Oberon, New South Wales to raise money for the Black Dog
Institute and awareness about mental health.
This ride is a fabulous space to ride and chat- after all, so many of our horses are our unpaid therapists! So get those friends together and
support a wonderful cause while enjoying the sunshine and great company!
Beginning at ‘Burilda Park’, riders will head 1km out the back gates into the state pine forrest for miles of guided trail riding bliss.
This ride caters for most levels of confidence with two groups/times to choose from.
Walk and trot riders leave at 1pm Walk, trot and canter riders leave at 1.30pm Why not extend the day! Make a night/weekend of it. Following the ride, riders will come back to the Burilda Park function centre for dinner. Bring a camp chair and a picnic rug, everyone is
welcome!
Riders are welcome to stay for a provided and included dinner and camp the night. Want to bring a plate of food? We’d love that! Just let us know if you’re a sweet, savoury, salad or ‘gimme a suggestion’ cook! We have a cool room that all food can be stored before the ride. Over dinner, a charity raffle will be able to be entered and then drawn after dinner! All proceeds will be added to the kitty for the fundraiser. You’re welcome to bring your own beverages. Camping is unpowered and amenities are available. You’ll need to bring your own towels.
Horses staying overnight must be provided with yards- either steel or tape and will be yarded next to your floats. Cottage accomodation (shared) is available for the night to the first 10 to book.
ALL horses must have scoot boots or shoes on and all riders must wear helmets. Indemnity forms must be filled in before riding on the property. Horses are strictly not to be ridden on Burilda Park outside of the arena.
Cottage- $75 for one night per bed. Linen and towels provided. The fee to ride is $125 and payable directly into the link below through
‘The Black Dog Institute’ before the commencement of the ride.
If you’d like to arrive earlier and utilise the morning in the under cover arena- you absolutely can at 35 minute intervals. 10 riders warming up at a time beginning at 8am. Only one session per rider.
Breakdown: Ride- $125 including arena time, unpowered camping space and dinner. Payable directly to the Black Dog Institute.
Payable Here: https://www.teamblackdog.org.au/fundraisers/alexcragg
Please screenshot payment and email/message to Burilda Park.
Cottage- $75 one night per bed payable directly to Burilda Park. 10 beds available.
Start time:
Walk/Trotters-1pm
Cantering-1.30pm
Duration: approximately 3 hours
All riders must be capable in the saddle and competent with their chosen horse.
Bookings - hello@burildapark.com.au
(Bookings ESSENTIAL)
$125 PAYMENT TO BE MADE HERE:
Booking - hello@burildapark.com.au
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL- $125 PAYMENT TO BE MADE HERE: https://www.teamblackdog.org.au/fundraisers/alexcragg
Steps for booking your spot to ride
1). Click on the link for the black dog Institute charity ride. (Insert clickable link) And donate your $125. Be sure to list your name and not donate anonymously for the purpose of booking your rider position.
2). Screenshot this transaction and email it through to hello@burildapark.com.au
3). Keep an eye on the public Burilda Park Facebook page for information on the ride. Emails will not be sent out individually and all information will be via this channel.
For those not Riding, you are able to attend the event after 4 pm. 4 pm the fee for this is $35 payable directly to the black dog Institute. Please find details under the booking tab.
If you have a business, big or small, and would like to donate products for the black dog Institute, charity raffle that will be drawn on the night of the ride – please send an email to Alex at hello@burildapark.com.au
Donation products do not have to be equine related whatsoever.
All donations will be showcased on the Burilda Park social media channels – with over 9000 eyes watching on. You will be tagged in All posts that go out for cross marketing purposes.
This is a wonderful opportunity to not only showcase your business and product But to also be a part of something really important to our society!
Donation products are to be posted to Burilda Park before the event at the expense of the business.
Introduction to Campdrafting ‘Lets Draft’ with Ken Bailey 4/5th May 2024
$770 including GST
(Yards and powered camping included)
We hear you! You are sick of being excited to get those entries in for a camp draft, and then waiting all day for your run- Only to then have the beast get away on you or or miss the pegs all together!
Sound like you?
Then this is a weekend not to be missed!
Over two days, Warwick Gold Cup finalist, Ken Bailey will guide you through the Drafting component of camp drafting.
In the safety of the arena, you will work live cattle out of the camp and have the opportunity to be coached on getting that beast around the pegs!
This is the perfect opportunity for current competitors looking to improve on their runs, as well as new riders itching to get their eye in before they pay the entries and load up the float!
Think live cattle, lots of laughs and preparation galore!
Confident to canter.
All breeds.
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
Ken Bailey is the farm Manager at Meadows Angus Stud who uses his stock horses to work alongside campdraft. A finalist in the Warwick Gold Cup, Ken has won and placed in numerous drafts over his riding competition career; breeding, training and competing for over 40 years. Ken was the President of Oberon campdraft club for 6 years, rebuilding the whole campdraft arena in his time in the role. You’ll have a blast learning from Ken, and having a go at the fasting growing horse sport in the world!
Introduction to Ranch Sorting 18/19 May with Jacquie Rodney
$770 including GST
(Yard and powered campsite included)
Are you ready to hone your horsemanship skills and experience the thrill of Ranch Sorting?
Well you’re in luck!
Join us for an immersive and educational clinic working with live cattle, designed to introduce
new and inquisitive riders from 7yrs of age+ to the world of Ranch Sorting and empower you
with confidence, knowledge and skill to be able to enter your first Ranch Sorting show as a
confident horse and rider combination.
Guest clinician Jacquie Rodney from JR Productions - Lyndhurst Ranch Sorting in affiliation with RSNCA will be delivering the clinic.
People have been coming in droves to have a crack at Ranch Sorting. Presidential of the Australian Ranch Sorting Association, Jacquie Rodney leads this clinic filled with sorting rules, scorecard understanding and live cattle.
This clinic will offer participants the opportunity to delve into the exhilarating sport of Ranch Sorting. Designed for the newcomer eager to learn the basics and beyond , our clinic will cover everything from etiquette and dress code, rules and regulations, classes and gradings, club and National standings, show schedules, how to enter an event and what to enter. You will work with live cattle, engage in practical exercises and live demonstrations designed to reinforce your understanding of Ranch sorting principles, the intricacies of cattle behavior, effective communication with your horse, and the strategies essential for successful Ranch Sorting. This clinic will foster a welcoming and supportive atmosphere, promoting sportsmanship,
mutual respect, and a commitment to animal welfare. Connect with fellow horse enthusiasts, expand your horsemanship network, and forge lasting friendships within the equestrian community. Day two will incorporate a social Jackpot to put all of your new learned skills into practice and experience the thrill of Ranch Sorting! *Beware - you may well get hooked!
Jacquie is Australia’s 2022/2023 RSNCA Dubbo Reserve Rookie Champion, a seasoned
competitor and Mum of 3, who is passionate about sharing her knowledge, expertise and
most of all Love for Ranch Sorting and its wonderful community.
Jacquie brings a wealth of knowledge, experience and a deep passion for the sport. Her dedication to the family-oriented sport of Ranch Sorting, along with a strong emphasis on Community, Inclusivity, and Animal welfare, adds an invaluable dimension to this clinic.
This Ranch Sorting clinic promises to be an unforgettable experience that will elevate your
horsemanship journey, we look forward to meeting you!
Confident to trot upwards
All breeds. No serious behavioural issues.
Body Control Basics with Leigh Cragg 25/26 May 2024
$660 including GST (Yard and powered camping included)
Perhaps you cant quite master the roll back. Or you find yourself confused when you hear the term ‘shoulder in’.
Maybe you’re sick of the sloppy stops you’re horse has developed or have a rough around the edges steed you’d like to refine.
This clinic has you hooked up!
Over two days, Leigh will work through the finer details of the manoeuvres that we all get stuck on at some point and have you leaving the weekend with a plan of refinement to take home!
This is a BASICS clinic- so no experience with any manoeuvres is necessary and no question is silly!
Sound like where you’re at?
Cant wait to meet you there!
Confident rider.
Competent with basics.
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
Leigh Cragg is the co-owner of Burilda Park and professional horse trainer. He has a special interest in colt starting and foundation training, competing in the Man From Snowy River Trainers Challenge and Australian Brumby Challenge in recent years. Leigh is an internationally accredited Reined Cow Horse Judge and has judged some of the most decorated ARCHA events to date. Leigh has a firm belief that you aren’t having fun if you don’t feel safe- and has spent his career training safe horses for the public as well as sharing the fundamentals of that training with riders from all around the nation
Introduction to Cutting with Abe Graham 29/30 June
$770 including GST
Including powered camping and horse yard
I see you there, dabbling in cutting thinking ‘this is UNREAL’. And you over there, watching on keen to have a crack yourself!
What if I told you Id sorted 2017 NCHA Snafflebit Futurity Champion Abe Graham to spend the weekend with you, showing you the cutting ropes? You’re welcome!
Abe brings with him numerous novice and open cutting wins and placings alongside multiple campdraft and challenge wins! He was the 2022 Wildhorse Open Futurity Champion and spent 5 years working under John Brekelmans, Trent Smith and Phil Dawson. The deeper you dive into this sport- the less these three names require an introduction! Abe has been training for the public 2020, After returning from USA and is now based at his training stables in Rockhampton Queensland.
Over the weekend you’ll the rules of the sport, the tricks to picking your beast, you’ll begin on the mechanical cow and move onto real cattle, you’ll be able to turn back for others and have a crack at the whole kit and kaboodle!
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
Rider Suitability: Confident to walk, trot and canter. Riders do not need to have cattle
experience.
Horse Suitability: Open to all breeds. No serious behavioural issues.
MacCallum Performance ‘Reframe & Reset’ Retreat 21st, 22nd & 23rd June 2024
Strictly limited spaces available
$1445 including GST
(Including all meals, horse yard and powered camping) - (FULLY BOOKED)
This retreat is a x3 day experience with a focus not only on horsemanship but on mindset and connection.
Lynda will utilise her expertise in both fields and this long weekend is one of a kind and absolutely not to be missed.
Date: Friday 21st, Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd June 2024
Meals: fully catered for
Accommodation: Camping or Cottage ($150 p/p) available
Horses: x2 horses permitted yards included
Inclusions: Yoga, journaling, live cattle work, mechanical cow, horsemanship, mindset
coaching.
Price: $1,445 including GST
Deposit: $445 NR deposit to secure spot
Suited: Competent riders looking to improve mindset with their horses , confidence in
competition and connection with themselves and their horses.
Intention setting, feel and timing, riding with intention, ‘When you’re on, you’re on’, form to function, setting your day up for success, ‘Nerves are a good thing, they mean you care’.
Lynda grew up on her family’s sheep and cattle property in a little district called Timor, in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range in the Upper Hunter Valley of New South Wales. The youngest of five children, Lynda began pony club around the age of three and often spent days mustering on the lead behind her late father.
Throughout her teenage years she was introduced to the competitive side of the horse industry, by her parents. Lynda went to school in the Upper Hunter Valley and then studied Commerce Law at University followed by a Diploma of Education at the University of New England, living at St Alberts College from 2019 to 2021.
She met Jim in her early 20’s while working at McCarthy Catholic College in Tamworth teaching Agriculture. They had two children, Peter born in 2006 and Olivia in 2007. While the kids were babies Lynda worked casually as a teacher whilst training horses and running a property. She first competed in cutting at the 2009 Snafflebit Futurity. This was the start of Lynda's non-pro career in the cutting pen.
In 2018 Lynda was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Having a life changing diagnoses at the age of 38 was something Lynda never thought possible, until as the saying goes “it happens to you”. Although it was hard in the beginning, Lynda would not change this diagnoses as Lynda and her family have learnt to live life in a different way. They have changed where they live, both Lynda and Jim have changed their careers, and as tomorrow is never promised, they live every single day to the full.
Lynda has gone on to train horses for aged events ever since and has had several milestone achievements such as Reserve Open Futurity Champion in 2018, Non-Pro Classic Challenge Champion in 2018, both of these being three weeks after her MS diagnoses. She has since gone on to win many Open and Non-Pro event championships at shows through Australia and last year competed at Tayler Sheridan’s ‘Bosque Ranch’ in Texas USA to be crowned Reserve Limited Futurity Champion . Lynda has represented Australia twice in the USA as a member of the non-pro team and was inducted into the non-pro hall of fame in 2019. Lynda and Jim sell horses through the premier performance horse sale each year, the ‘Nutrien Classic sale’. They love the unique nature of the Australian Performance Horse Industry and strive to breed and train horses that suit a number of disciplines and have just recently imported a signature mare from the USA, another of Lynda’s bucket list items. The family now make Walcha, NSW home where they run a cattle property and raise the next generation of Australian performance horses. Lynda now trains horses in a professional capacity, accepting all prospects for the variety of cow horse disciplines we are lucky enough to enjoy in the Australian Performance Horse Industry. As a teacher and recently graduated Health Coach, Lynda conducts clinics and workshops incorporating principles of health and wellbeing, mindset, and horse training techniques.
You can find Lynda on facebook and instagram under ‘MacCallum Performance’ and her website https://maccallumperformance.com.au/
This retreat is the first of its kind at Burilda Park, and we are grateful to have one of Australias most celebrated and leading horsewoman (alongside being one of the most genuine and inspiring humans).
Cottage: $150 bed for the weekend. Shared space.
Powered Camping: Included in clinic fee.
Yards: Included in clinic fee.
Stable Upgrade: $60 unbedded for the weekend.
In the case of a rider cancelling their position after a deposit has been made securing their place in a clinic- no refunds will be issued. Please be sure to check dates before committing to a clinic. Once you secure your position you are responsible to fulfil it. In the case of Burilda Park and/or outside clinicians cancelling an event- all participants will be offered positions in a subsequent clinic or offered a full refund.
In the case of transferring your clinic to another person- this may be done on the premise that the new attendee makes contact with Burilda Park event organisers and is deemed suitable for that particular clinic.
All riders must sign an indemnity waiver before handling their horses. No rider is to mount any horse until waivers have been signed and clinicians teaching have checked all gear. All riders are responsible for their own horses and ride at their own discretion, deeming their chosen mount as safe and suitable.
Burilda Park will provide light refreshments, tea and coffee at clinics. No meals are provided unless stated otherwise.
Toilet access is at the side of the cottage servicing the campers and all riders during
clinic hours. No toilet facilities are located at the stables/arena and there is space to drive
cars to said area to allow for transportation to facilities.
All yards and stables will be allocated to clinic comers. Manure must be removed from all yards and stables upon departure. Failure to do so will incur a $50 fine. All stables will be unbedded upon arrival and must he bedded by the hirer. Clean shavings can be left in the stables upon departure or stables can be fully emptied.
Automatic waterers are fitted in indoor stables for those hiring a stable. Water buckets must be supplied for those in yards
You are permitted to bring an extra x1 horse to certain clinics. In the case of permission granted, you must supply your own yards and water. Please check suitability by contacting Burilda Park event organisers at hello@burildapark.com.au
When booking the cottage- you will be able to arrive the day prior to your clinic, after 3pm and leave the morning after your clinic finishes, by 9am. The cottage is a shared space. You will be allocated your own bunk bed in a room with three other riders. You will have access to three private bathrooms/showers. You will have a full sized fridge, fully self contained kitchen including microwave. The cottage has an eating area and lounge room with TV. Your linen and towels are provided. A continental breakfast is provided.
You will park above the cottage in the paddock along the fence line. This is signposted for you. Those staying in the cottage must park along here too and ferry bags to the cottage. No cars are to be parked in any other area.
Power for camping is located along the fence line in the camping area. You can
simply plug in to one of 10 outlets.
Your saddles and general gear will go inside. Half of the front of each stable is a place for the person IN that stable AND the person in the yard outside of it. We suggest you bring a saddle stand. Gear can also be locked in floats and ferried down daily.
Horses must not be mounted before having gear checked off by the coaching clinician. Riders are strictly not permitted to ride outside of clinic times. Riders must remove all manure from the arena at the commencement of each day. Helmets must be worn at all times while handling and riding horses during and around clinic times while on the property.
For all further enquiries please contact hello@burildapark.com.au
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