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IAN SMITH MEMORIAL SHIELD WINNERS
2021 - Murray Whiteaker
2022 - Liz Galliott
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MAY SHOW 2022
What a fantastic day we had. West Coast Reiners held their first 3yr old snaffle bit futurity at their Autumn Classic show. Great turnout and well supported. We were proud to sponsor the Futurity and I'm pleased to announce that it was won by Scott Keilar riding Shelly Davies horse Shelby Park Jack Frost, second place was Susan Peace on PCH Gold Digger. A huge congratulations, well done. Kindly sponsored by Ole Mr. Valentine and Natasha Lindberg
Thankyou to all competitors for making today a huge success. Massive thanks to our awesome committee and show secretary, you guys are amazing at what you do. Thankyou to the competitors that stepped in and helped setting up in a very tight schedule, thankyou to our wonderful volunteers that grabbed rakes and shovels and tidied the arena, thankyou to our wonderful judge who came in at very late notice, we really appreciate your efforts, thankyou to our "sister club" WARHA for bringing all your wonderful support and atmosphere. I really enjoyed every moment watching new competitors, people who have never tried it, you guys all did fantastic job. I cant wait till the next one! Reining in WA has a very bright future and I'm thrilled to be able to witness it! I can't believe how lucky I am to be involved with so many fantastic people who all share the same dream of building reining in WA.
THANKYOU to our Judge for the Day Heather Grobbelaar you did a great job.
OCTOBER SHOW 2021
The latest Show was our Slide into Silver show where the winners received a Solid silver coin as part of the prizes. This went down really well. The Show was held as an Open show with a Come and try section for Non Reiners to have a go. This was very well supported by other Disciplines. It was great to see the competitors have a fun time.
Our Judge for the Day was Heather Grobbelaar who said she had a great time and toughly enjoyed herself. The show was rounded off with a Champion of Champion class which was won by Richard Driscoll
WARREN BACKHOUSE CLINIC MAY 2021
We held a 3-day Warren Backhouse clinic which was attended by 12 people and in some trying conditions but everyone was smiling and learning at the same time. We thank Warren for making the journey across to the West and imparting his vast knowledge to all who attended
MAY SHOW 2021
May so our Slide into Winter show judged by Donnie McLaughlin who took the time to fly over from the East. Again another show well received by all competitors and superb feedback given to the Committee.
Photos for this event are available for Strike a pose equine photograph
NOVEMBER SHOW 2020
This was our Inaugural show with 55 runs. Our Judge for the day was Heather Grobbelaar. The show run very smoothly with some good scores and happy Reiners.
Feedback from all competitors was positive
STATE SHOW 2019
This years Easter Long Weekend was the first ever Western Australian State Reining Show run by WA Reining. West Coast was lucky enough to have seven riders competing over the course of the weekend. All competitors did a great job placing in many classes and also coming away with three state champion titles and two reserve champions. We would like to extend our thanks to WA Reining for putting on a excellent show, we look forward to seeing many more of these exciting events in W.A. and to see the sport of Reining grow more in the future
APRIL CLINIC 2019
West Coast Reiner's hosted a two day Don Mc Laughlin clinic in early April held at our new club grounds at the Murray Equestrian Centre in Coolup. Saturday began with bending/cross over to help with shoulder control followed by some side passing and loping circles. Everyone had great improvements over the day. Sunday was a little tricky due to some heavy showers early on but it cleared for us to all work on spins and counter canter. Don had great things to say about the arena surface which has settled nicely. We kindly thank Don and our committee for a great clinic.
