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2025 Events

  • Cross Country Clinic | Claudia Fuerschke

    Explore the professionally designed cross-country course by Craig Gordon, featuring a variety of obstacles suited for different levels. Claudia will guide you through technical elements such as water complexes, ditches, and combinations, emphasizing the importance of balance, rhythm, and clear communication with your horse. Her kind, progressive approach ensures you build confidence step-by-step, mastering essential skills before tackling more challenging lines.

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  • Combined Cross Country & Showjumping

    Experience the best of both worlds! These combination clinics offer integrated training across cross-country and showjumping disciplines. The experienced Coaches will help you transition seamlessly from arena jumping to the challenges of natural obstacles, focusing on consistency and adaptability. This is an ideal opportunity for riders preparing for eventing competitions or those looking to diversify their training.

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  • Showjumping

    Held in our spacious 70m x 50m showjumping arena, these clinics focus on developing precision, control, and accuracy over jumps. Emphasising correct technique, stride management, and course strategy. By nailing the small details, both horse and rider will gain the tools to approach each jump with confidence. Whether you’re working on simple grids or complex courses, sessions are adapted to suit your current level and goals.

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  • Kirralee Jones Clinic

    Join us for a transformative clinic with Kirralee Jones, where you'll learn to build a stronger, more harmonious partnership with your horse. Using the TRT Method, Kirralee will guide you through techniques that focus on relaxation, confidence, and clear communication, helping to address any challenges you may face with your horse. Whether you're working with a 'difficult' horse or looking to enhance your performance, this clinic will provide personalized, hands-on instruction tailored to your goals. You'll leave with practical tools to improve behavior, develop athleticism, and deepen your connection with your horse, all in a supportive and empowering environment. Don't miss this opportunity to take your horsemanship to the next level!

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Failure to follow these rules may result in suspension of facility access. We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining a safe and welcoming environment for all.

Charbella Performance Horses Venue Rules

    • No Riding Without Supervision: Riders must be accompanied by a qualified instructor or coach at all times while riding.

    • Helmet Policy: Approved safety helmets must be worn at all times while mounted.

    • Footwear: Appropriate riding boots must be worn when handling or riding horses.

    • Waivers: All riders must sign a waiver before using the facilities.

    • Insurance: Coaches must provide proof of current public liability insurance.

    • EA Members Only: Riders must be current members of Equestrian Australia (EA) to use the facilities.

    • Respect Facility Boundaries: Stay within designated riding areas and do not enter paddocks or private property.

    • Arena Rules:

      • Riders are only permitted in arenas with a coach present.

      • Keep gates closed at all times.

      • No lunging in the dressage or showjumping arenas without prior approval.

      • No lunging or riding in the carpark area under any circumstances, warm up is only permitted on the designated arena with the coach present.

    • Round Yard: Only one horse at a time unless under instructor supervision for specific exercises.

    • Cross-Country Course:

      • Safety Vests: Cross-country approved vests must be worn at all times while on course.

      • Do not ride alone; A coach must be present at all times.

      • Check jumps and footing before use, and report any damage.

      • Use only approved cross-country obstacles appropriate to your level.

      • Follow all signage and posted guidelines.

    • No Loose Horses: Horses must be attended to at all times and securely tied in designated areas.

    • Clean-Up: Riders must remove manure and tidy up grooming and tacking areas after use.

    • Feeding: Do not feed horses without permission from the owner or manager.

    • Rubbish removal: All rubbish must be taken away with you, including any unused feed and hay.

    • Right of Way: In arenas, riders should pass left shoulder to left shoulder and announce when entering or exiting.

    • Noise Control: Keep noise levels to a minimum to avoid startling horses.

    • Parking: Park vehicles and floats in designated areas only.

    • Respect Agistees: Be courteous and considerate of agistees and their horses at all times.