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07/01/2026

A little catch up guys.
As you know with injury we have been down and out, quite some time whilst working on rebuilding myself. Shoeing and then truck driving in Cape York has gotten us back into the game and were about to start this little blue, acres filly along with 5 or ten of her mates when the wet season struck.
I will edeavour to keep you updated.

13/12/2025

Well guys it been an age and three years of recovery. But exciting this are happening an we will getting back into the horses … watch this space!

14/10/2025

08/09/2025

Well said Clint,
Same goes for everything in life guys animals , machines, people, take care of what you have while you have it, don’t take it for granted have pride and show love❤️

14/07/2025

Thought for the day:
I still get asked regularly if I can take a young or green horse to further it’s training.
Often as not the request includes a story about how everything was going ok but then one day outside pressures caused it to act up.
The request is generally to enhance it’s knowledge or change their mindset so that they can handle all types of scenarios and be calmer and better behaved.
Often these requests are never attached to an aside like “can you teach me how I should handle and ride a green or inexperienced horse?”.
The onus is all on the horse to be able to carry (no pun intended) the rider through any situation that may arise and keep them safe.
That is too much responsibility for a young or green horse.
Your horse needs some support and help while it gains experience.
Regardless of your knowledge of horses or riding or a particular discipline you may find a green horse a challenge if you are inexperienced with them.
Many older horses can be much more forgiving of mistakes and have more experience of the world.
It takes more than a stint at a trainers to make an experienced horse.
Often there is a way through but it takes the help of people with the experience. Hands on help.
It also takes a little fortitude and the ability to not make your horse feel trapped with your hands or legs no matter what occurs.
Most of what is called acting up would not have occurred at all if the rider had acted the way the horse needed them to.
The first thing that it takes is the recognition that to ride young or green horses you may need to have yourself trained.