News & Stories

Interviews 2 months ago -   It’s no secret that Boyd Exell is the world’s best carriage driver. Being a member of his team and working closely alongside him in the backstepper role is something few can only dream of.

Training Advice 2 months ago -   How can I teach my horse to calm down? This is a question Dr Fenner is often asked, and without relaxation, most of us won’t get very far or have much fun.

Stories 2 months ago -   We have interviewed many interesting and worthy people over the years for our Equestrian Legend feature, but none deserve the status of legend more than Joyce Brook.

Interviews 2 months ago -   An Exclusive Interview Revealing Her Journey and Future Plans

Training 2 months ago -   “Comparing one to another, is fraught with failure.”

News 2 months ago -   We asked our followers to share a photo or story of their favorite mum moments with their horses for Mother's Day.

Video Training 3 months ago -   Wayne and Lynda demonstrate the in their training towards stockman’s challenges, specifically focusing on gates.

News 3 months ago -   Give your stallion the ultimate exposure this breeding season.

Interviews 3 months ago -   The recent Saddleworld Charlotte Dujardin Masterclass in Queensland was attended by over 2,200 dressage enthusiasts from all over Australia and New Zealand. Leesa Murray from Equinesque sat down with Charlotte Dujardin to ask a few questions before the masterclass.

Stories 3 months ago -   Most horse lovers don’t compete for the prize money - it’s often just a bonus. But when a horse that only costs $250 brings $13,000 home from his first event, it’s extra sweet.

Health Sponsored 3 months ago -   As equestrians, we are always striving to optimize the well-being and performance of our equine partners. From grooming routines to training techniques, every aspect of horse care plays a crucial role in ensuring their comfort and success.

Sponsored 4 months ago -   Equestrian sports have captivated audiences worldwide, showcasing the remarkable bond between rider and horse. These competitions stretch across a variety of disciplines, each possessing its unique challenges and skills.

Advice 4 months ago -   There are always concerns about the complexities of purchasing a horse float. To shed light on this matter, Horse Deals sought advice from Cameron McGann of Mansfield Floats and Trailers. Cameron shares invaluable insights on what every prospective buyer should know about horse floats and towing.

Training 4 months ago -   The foundation of all riding comes from the groundwork you do before you are in the saddle. The horse must understand pressure and release while staying soft, and we, as the rider, want to be able to control the shoulders, rib cage and hindquarters, in all disciplines but especially in stockman’s challenge.

Advice 4 months ago -   It's not just about making your pony look pretty – grooming is your ticket to forming an unbreakable bond with your furry friend.

Training Advice 4 months ago -   Learning how to handle ponies well takes a lot of time and practice. Your priority must always be to keep out of harm’s way - safety first.

Stories Interviews 4 months ago -   Milo, the mighty mini is a true entertainer and a valued member of the Double Dan’s Horsemanship performing team. Horse Deals spoke to Dan Steers to learn more about this small rock star.

Health Advice 4 months ago -  

Health Advice 4 months ago -   Now that your new pony has arrived home and settled into his new surroundings, it’s time for the fun to begin.

Stories 4 months ago -   Her story, while sadly not unique, shines a light on the stirring examples of hope, patience and resilience that defines the work of RSPCA Victoria.

Stories 4 months ago -   Graham Amos has spent the past sixty-odd years working on being a cowboy and, along the way, has picked up a number of accolades for his efforts.

Stories Advice 4 months ago -   Starting out can be a very daunting experience. You must be realistic about your ability and experience with horses, as they require a great deal of responsibility and daily love and attention; but owning a horse is very rewarding. Horses are great teachers if you are willing to listen and learn.

Stories Training 4 months ago -   So you have had your first few rides and are starting to get to know your new off-the-track Thoroughbred and you want to consider getting out and about and setting some competition goals.

Stories Training 4 months ago -   These first rides are a tiny part of a much bigger plan, so lay the best foundation that you can. Patience and consistency are paramount, and be prepared that some areas may take longer than you anticipated.

Stories Training 4 months ago -   Thoroughbreds coming directly from racing generally require a period to “let down” or spell. This is what humans would see as a holiday, a time to rest and recover for the body and mind.

Stories Training 4 months ago -   “The difficulty lies in the tough decisions that need to be made in literally seconds.”

Stories Sponsored 4 months ago -   When the Covid lockdowns were enforced in Victoria, young Jess Barraclough found herself looking for ways to pass the time after her schoolwork was finished for the day. A ‘project horse’ seemed to offer a great distraction.

Training Advice 4 months ago -   Riding your pony with control and harmony is a beautiful and rewarding experience, but it comes with the responsibility of understanding and mastering the essential aids of communication between you and your pony.

Health Sponsored 4 months ago -   Show world supremo Paul Austin knows that the secret to success in any equestrian discipline in having healthy, happy horses.

Advice 4 months ago -   with Michael Glenn and Simon De Leeuw of SJM Equine