An upcoming opportunity for amateur horse riders will be taking place later this year in Caboolture.
The Queensland State Equestrian Centre in Caboolture recently announced a two-day event for its March calendar. Dubbed the “PHAA Paint Horse Amateur and Youth Clinic 2024”, the occasion will run from early morning to mid-afternoon over the first weekend of the month and invites young riders with amateur status and their horses to attend.
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Presented by Paint Horse Association Australia (PHAA), the event will feature Emma and Andrew Woinarski, a team of successful trainers specialising in western performance horses.
Together they have earned acclaim, winning both national and state championships including NPHA and PHAA events. Their comprehensive clinic will cover a full range of pattern events, western pleasure and hunter under saddle.
To participate, horse owners must complete a copy of the Horse Health Declaration, which must then be handed to an event official upon arrival.
The PHAA Paint Horse Amateur and Youth Clinic 2024 will be held at the Queensland State Equestrian Centre on Saturday, March 2 and Sunday, March 3. The centre is based at 1010 Beerburrum Road in Caboolture, and the clinic will start at 8am, ending at 3pm on both days.
