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New CPBS Educational Videos Available
The CPBS is delighted to let you know that new videos have recently been added to the CPBS Education section on the CPBS website, expanding the range of educational content already available to pony breeders, owners and enthusiasts.
The Education section includes a series of informative videos covering the following topics and can be viewed https://cpbs.ie/education
Video 1
The Performance Connemara - From Breeding to the Showjumping Arena
Peter Meehan - Connemara Pony Breeder and Producer, Carstown Stud
Video 2
Worming Wisely - Modern Parasite Control in the Connemara Pony
Dara Larkin, DVM, Veterinary Surgeon.
Video 3
Buying a Connemara Pony: Export and Transfer Requirements
Pádraic Heanue - Equine Sales Expert & Clíona Gay - CPBS Office Representative
Video 4
A Living Legacy - Generations of Breeders, Generations of Ponies (Oidhreacht Bheo - Glúnta Póraitheoirí, Glúnta Capallíní)
Jackie Walsh - Breeder, Exhibitor and Former Clifden Judge, Peter O’Malley - Breeder, Exhibitor and Former Clifden Judge & Patrick Conneely - Breeder and Exhibitor. https://youtu.be/gCkDA3DFbWg
Video 5
The Veterinary Examination of a Connemara Colt on Inspection Day
Emer McManus, Veterinary Surgeon.
Video 6
Linear Profiling in Practice - A Connemara Colt
Liam Cotter - CPBS Qualified Linear Profiler
Video 7
Linear Profiling in Practice - A Connemara Filly
Liam Cotter - CPBS Qualified Linear Profiler
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GD36ssxE4GA
Video 8
From the Chair - The CPBS Inspection Chair Explains the Inspection Process
Pearce Gibbons, CPBS Chair of Inspections.
Video 9
Equine Chiropractic and the Connemara Pony - An Expert Guide
Dr. Vera Lichtenhahn DVM & Equine Chiropractor
Video 10
Preparing the Connemara Colt for the Loose Jumping Element of Inspection
Roger Joyce - Experienced Connemara Pony Trainer & International Judge
The CPBS gratefully acknowledges the support of the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) through the Equine Technical Support Scheme. DAFM funding has assisted the Society in developing and expanding these educational resources for the benefit to pony breeders, owners and the wider equine sector.
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