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Emily Wamsley
Location: Willow Tree, NSW
YOB: 2006
Horse’s Name: Hvirf's Remembrance
Height: 15.2hh
Colour: Chestnut
Breed: Stockhorse
Discipline: Polocrosse
What do you love most about your horse? Poppy is the toughest horse I know. She is fast, strong and at her age is still the best in my competition.
Funny habits, how does your horse make you smile? By scaring my opposition. Poppy is so competitive and never gives up, she is a complete athlete. When working and exercising Poppy, she knows how to train herself, to sprint training to going steady.
Horse’s Name: Rebound Beau
Height: 15.1hh
Colour: Bay
Breed: Stockhorse
Discipline: Polocrosse
What do you love most about your horse? He has the best turn I have seen a horse do at Polocrosse. Especially awesome playing a number 1.
Funny habits, how does your horse make you smile? He feels like he is double jointed with the moves he does.
What do you love most about horses? I love playing Polocrosse and I have some amazing horses to help me achieve my goals and dreams. The more effort you put in, the more you can get out of a horse, to achieve whatever you want.
Do you have an idol in the Equine World? Will Weston - Australian Polocrosse Player
Who is your biggest supporter? Probably my Mum and Dad
Describe your favourite horse memory?Winning Champion Horse and Rider in a losing team at the 2021 Barastoc Interstate Series, playing for NSW.
What are your ambitions or dreams with your current horses? At the moment to make the selection to the Nationals for 2022 I also have a young horse I am working on and have started to play to be one of my up and coming horses.
Where do you see yourself riding in 5 years? Competing at the highest level I can in many disciplines.Including, Polocrosse, ODE's and Jumping. and more if i can fit them in.
Why do you want to be part of the Barastoc Junior Squad? Barastoc is a big supporter of Polocrosse. I would be honored to be involved in a company that promotes my sport that I love.
How do you think being a member of the Barastoc Junior Squad will help your riding? I would like to compete in other disciplines as I competed in my first Coonabarabran Horse Expo which I came second in my very first show jumping, 4th in the three day eventing, reserve champion in the sporting and reserve champion over all. I borrowed a horse a week before the event as my horse I was taking went out lame. This beautiful horse had been turned out for 5 years and came in for a quick clip and some much needed exercise to do so well at the Expo. We still have him now so I plan on doing some jumping lessons at school and competing in some more ODE's. As we all understand, horses cost a lot of money so if I could help Mum and Dad with something towards getting me to an event, I'm sure they would be very happy, and I might be able to get to some more.
Which Barastoc Ambassador would you most like to meet? Carissa Reinke
Have you fed Barastoc to your horses in the past? If so, what products did you use? Yes, we use Work Horse, and the supplement groom. We have been talking about starting the Barley and Molasses. I currently boil barley to mix in with the Work Horse.