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AN article that appeared in last Saturday's Townsville Bulletin about the future of the Townsville Pony Club and Horse Sport NQ Inc on Stuart Drive contained some factual errors.
It said the Townsville Pony Club had been delisted by Queensland Pony Clubs Association two years ago for inactivity. This was incorrect.
The club remained affiliated with the state body until December 2005 and is in the process of renewing its 2006 membership.
The article also claimed a stall complex on the grounds was built by money paid in compensation for land resumption and fill taken from the grounds by developer Fairfield Waters. This was incorrect.
The complex was built by Horse Sport NQ Inc with money borrowed by it and guaranteed by Horse Sport NQ committee members. It was built for use by all horse sport participants, including race horse trainers.
The article also said Tony Hogan had not been president of the pony club for a few years. This is incorrect. Mr Hogan remains president of the club. Alan Parry, who was named in the article as chairman, is president of Horse Sport NQ Inc, a separate entity to the pony club itself.
The article also said the pony club received $64,000 in compensation from Fairfield Waters, this was incorrect. The $64,000 was paid by Fairfield Waters to the Queensland Government for the purchase of State land. The pony club did not receive any compensation from the Government.
The article also said the pony club received a $20,000 donation from Fairfield Waters. This was incorrect. The $20,000 was paid by Fairfield Waters to the pony club as part of a negotiated settlement resulting from the developer's involvement in the loss of land and improvements to some of the pony club site. The Bulletin apologises for the errors and any distress it may have caused to Mr Hogan and the pony club.