General Info
Health & Care
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General Information
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Visiting Hours
With prior arrangement, you can visit outside these hours if you are attending a competition, arriving from interstate or have another reason. We do however, appreciate orderly behavior and respect for other agistees, us as residential owners, and our rental property tenants and neighbors who live nearby.
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Outside Riding Instructors
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Helmets and Safety Boots
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Horse Floats
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Other Horses
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Dogs
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Flooding

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Security
Part of the enjoyment factor at Manna Park Agistment Centre is the peace of mind that your horse and your gear are quite secure. The front gate to the property is electrically operated and swings outwards (towards the road) when opening. It is opened by pressing the post mounted push-button controller and it will automatically close behind you ensuring that no horse has free access to the roadway. Additionally, each agistee is provided with key access to our secure lock-up Tack Room to ensure the security of their personal belongings and riding equipment. Your gear in your space, kept the way you want it - Perfect!
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Bringing in your horse
Before entry to Manna Park, horses should be treated, wormed and vaccinated against strangles and tetanus, and certificates to this effect must be presented if requested. To ensure the highest standards of care for your horse and to maintain optimum health and safety of horses currently agisted, we have strict rules in place around bringing horses onto the property. Please take some time to read our Code of Conduct and Regulations.
We reserve the right to refuse boarding of any horse(s) that, solely in our opinion, embraces a disposition and/or frequently demonstrates behavior that we feel could be detrimental or dangerous to other boarders and/or their owners or ourselves. Transportation costs to return your horse will be the responsibility of the owner.
Health & Care
Your horse’s health and care is our utmost priority.
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Diet
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Veterinary Service
- Farrier Service
It is the agistees responsibility to keep their horse's hooves maintained. We recommend that owners schedule farrier visits at a minimum of 6 week intervals. Agistees are also responsible for payment DIRECTLY to the farrier providing the service.
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Worming - Drenching - Vaccinating - Teeth
It is the agistees responsibility to maintain the condition of their horse’s teeth although we recommend each horse receives twice yearly visits by a qualified equine dentist.
Agistees are also encouraged to regularly vaccinate against tetanus and strangles.
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Full care board information
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73 Clare Lane
Bywong NSW Australia
Phone: 0401 977 738 or 0481 796 600
Property Identification Code (PIC) - NC083032