SCHOOL HOLIDAY "HOOFCAMP"

Our programmes are designed around 5 Goals

• SAFETY                  -Safety for the Human and the Horse
• RESPECT                -Respect for the horse and from the horse
• TRUST                    -Trust - when we trust the horse and the horse trusts us
• CONNECTION        -Connection to the heart of the horse ~when the horse knows what you

                                                   are asking and you know what your horse is asking you

• COMMITMENT      -Riding

18 - 22 January 2021 - our hoofcamp photos will be uploaded shortly.
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All 2020 Hoofcamps were cancelled due to the Corona Virus ( Covid 19)- thankfully we were able to offer the January one.  Thankyou to all wonderful Participants, Horses, Facilitators, Volunteers and Helpers, and our fabulous Photographer- Debbie Rister who has donated her time and Photos for you all to enjoy. We couldn't have done it without a single one of you. We thank you one and all. 

HOOFCAMPS 18-22 April 2017 & 24 - 28 April 2017
It is with deep regret I have to inform you that the HOOFCAMPS planned for the April school holidays are CANCELLED.
As many of you are aware our farm has been ravaged by logs entering our stream from NZ Forestry Group Ltd further up
Ness Valley. We have been able to clear some of the logs from our property, with the help of many friends and family, on the Flat area you can see from the road, but we have not yet had any assistance to clear the Logs at the Southern end of our farm....we have no fencing, waterlines or troughs at all on the lower levels, and I am therefore unable to accept horses.   The areas - such as the stream and picnic area we would normally work on during Hoofcamp are deemed unsafe for further  equine activity until such times as we have reinstated the fords fences and stream crossings and cleared and removed debris.
For anyone who has paid - I will reimburse your payment- PLEASE ADVISE YOUR BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS  BY EMAIL AND I WILL DEPOSIT THE AMOUNT PAID.
I do realise you all will have to find other activities to replace the Arobridge Equine First Hoofcamps school holiday programme.
Please accept our heartfelt apologies.  This was something that was completely out of our hands. We still have logs to clear where the piles are 15 - 20 feet high and are very inaccessible in some parts.
I will advise after winter when we are able to start up again once we have tackled the mountain of logs etc at the Southern end of our farm