This was it; the first Tinkerweekend aka 'Tinksterweekend' from the NSvT after a long time. Also today, day three of the weekend, we had fun, saw beautiful horses, learned, played and laughed. It was a success!
Thank you to all participants who participated in dressage this weekend, who participated in a clinic or from whom we were allowed to 'borrow' a horse for the training of judges.
Perhaps an even bigger 'thank you' to everyone who helped us. From the preparations, to writing to the jury and (digitally) answering questions if we didn't know them for a while. Not to mention the fantastic location!
We enjoyed the beautiful sport, nice people and fantastic horses.
Worth repeating! See you next year, when we hope to ride along too!
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Pictures from this weekend can be found at www.nadinedejong.nl
Hear it was super fun and super well organized Such a shame we couldn't π₯Ήπ₯Ήπ₯Ή
Too bad we couldn't this year due to health, next year we hope to participate again
We hope to be there again next time!! Was so disappointed that we had to deal with strangles in the stable. Fortunately only stayed with 1 horse so far, so double bummed. But don't take any chances!
Top arranged, on to the next one
Marloes Muijzer will go next year if the weather is good?
Well organized ladies! Was cozy
It was a great weekend next year we will be there again thanks for everything
It was a fantastic weekend! Thank you very much organisation! It was fun again as usual β€οΈ
Don't mention it!! It was a great weekend! Thank you guys too!!
Day two of our Tinksterweekend was also a GREAT success!
Dressage, fun with your tuber, BBQ: we had it all. Glad you were there, congratulations on all the points achieved!
Also this last day we are going to pop! See you all soon!
It was great fun with you for the first time participated in a tinker competition, I have a tinker for a little longer than a year, hope that will come again
We enjoyed it again, great organized and on to the next edition
The times for the clinics tomorrow, for those who want to come and watch! β
TREC with Ingrid Helmes (on the field)
Group 1: 10:00
1 Deborah Lambregts - SD Solitaire
2 Maybel vd Linden - Guinness
3 Rianne de Groot - Kean
Group 2: 11:45
1 Monique van Xanten - Copper II
2 Wendy Beumer - Sir Ziggy Banbay
3 Eveline Esser - Huayra
Working Equitation with Ton Duivenvoorden (inner box)
Group 1: 12:00
1 Eline Anderson - Esperanza's Selenya
2 Amber van Aalstede - Narnia
Group 2: 13:00
1 Maybel vd Linden - Guinness
2 Rianne de Groot - Kean
Group 3: 14:00
1 Eveline Esser - SD Solitaire
2 subject to reservation - you can message if you are still interested if the spot becomes available!
Where can you find things like this and where is this?
The first day of our Tinksterweekend is already over! Yesterday we had a very pleasant day with nice combinations in classes B to Z1, an instructive clinic "judging tinkers" and of course a lot of fun!
Thanks to participants and congratulations on the points achieved.
On to day two, we wish everyone good luck and fun!
Next time we hope to be there
Next year we will also participate π
We hope to be there next time π₯°π₯°
Hopefully we can register earlier next year instead of a month in advance!
Wauwwww what a beautiful Tinkers I see there and what happy faces! looks nice
Already looking forward to next time
Was fun again. As in the old days.
NVWA will monitor more strictly the registration obligation for horses
Inspectors of the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority will monitor the identification and registration obligations that apply to keepers of horses, ponies and other 'equines' more emphatically. Reasons for stricter supervision of compliance with this I&R policy include the necessary tracing of animal diseases.
Since last year (April 21, 2021) there has been a tightening of the identification & registration policy for holders of equidae. This tightening up is an obligation under European legislation, which makes rapid tracing possible in the event of an outbreak of an animal disease. For this reason, it is necessary to have a picture of locations where equids are kept.
Every equine animal must have a chip, a (horse) passport and be registered on a Unique Company Number (UBN) if the horses usually reside at that UBN.
Are you the operator of a location where equidae are kept? Then you must meet the following requirements:
The location has a UBN number for equines;
Equidae are linked to this UBN number (for stays of 30 days or longer);
Passport must be present at the location where the horse is staying;
Documentation obligation (local company register) of equidae that are present or absent for more than 24 hours. This company register is free of form and may be kept on paper or electronically.
www.lto.nl/nvwa-gaat-strikter-toezien-op-registratie Duty-paarden/
NVWA will be stricter on registration of horses - LTO
Inspectors of the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority will monitor the identification and registration obligations that apply to holders ofβ¦And then? Are they going to check??
Still a lot to do
If a horse is before 2009 and does not leave the yard, is a chip not mandatory?
What then, are they going to kill my horse if there is an outbreak in so many miles???
