Tarsia Park- Equestrian and Agistment

Tarsia Park- Equestrian and Agistment Tarsia Park is a family owned and operated quality horse agistment in Pakenham, Victoria. Tarsia Park Agistment is a family operated farm.

We offer private, shared and group paddocks with electric fences, water troughs and tree lined shelter band with DIY care through to full care agistment, all situated in a beautiful relaxing, environment. We live on the property so all horses are checked twice daily. Our facilities include:
Floodlit All weather outdoor arena
Under cover secure tack room with an allocated area for each owner
Underc

over Hot/Cold wash bay
Secure yards
Stables
Various sized paddocks
Automatic water to all paddocks
AM/PM Hard feeding available
AM/PM Rugging available
Float storage available
Power and lights in stables so you can feed at night etc

05/02/2025
💛🧡❤️Welcome “ARIA”❤️🧡💛We would like to Welcome AriaAria is a super star in the Making! Aria has natural Talent and a bea...
02/01/2025

💛🧡❤️Welcome “ARIA”❤️🧡💛

We would like to Welcome Aria
Aria is a super star in the Making! Aria has natural Talent and a beautifully quiet disposition! She is very well put together, very easy on the eyes and so much fun!
If you are looking for an easy going allrounder to take through the grades then this girl may be your next heart horse.

Keep your eyes peeled for more updates soon.

🎈🎈SOLD 🎈🎈Merry Christmas Bindi! You found your very own human. Bindi has been sold to a wonderful show home. We are so e...
24/12/2024

🎈🎈SOLD 🎈🎈

Merry Christmas Bindi!

You found your very own human.
Bindi has been sold to a wonderful show home. We are so excited for her and can’t wait for updates when they start heading out and about.

12/12/2024
We are so excited for Black Bolt who has sold & found himself his very own best friend! We looking forward to watching t...
12/07/2024

We are so excited for Black Bolt who has sold & found himself his very own best friend! We looking forward to watching them develop together 😃

20/06/2024

Freezing winter’s morning celebrating the Winters Solstice. Looking forward to longer days ahead!

Charlie 😍
18/06/2024

Charlie 😍

Retired harness racehorse Charlie, who raced as Captain McCraw, has become a present and very adored member of his new family since arriving late last November, including making ‘best friends’ with the family cat and cementing his place as junior rider Molly’s ‘heart horse’.

“There’s so much to love about Charlie. He does everything with one hundred percent effort and he’s such a quicker learner and so loving”.

Read this wonderful tale about a ‘cuddly, goofy, honest and kind’ little standardbred’s journey from racetrack to beloved riding partner 👉 https://hrvhero.com.au/news/charlies-next-chapter-beyond-the-track/

Tarsia Park- Equestrian and Agistment

Address

540 Bald Hill Road
Pakenham, VIC
3810

Telephone

+61400396228

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Freezing winter’s morning celebrating the Winters Solstice. Looking forward to longer days ahead!

Three of our Tarsia Park Equestrian Club members braved a super early morning and cold winds to head to Mentone Horse Riders Club Dressage Jackpot at Boneo and boy was it all worth it! Emma riding Red Gift placed 3rd in both of their tests coming third overall ❤️😍 Kyla And Akecheta came 6th in their first tests and smashed a massive group of riders to take home a 1st place!!! Getting her 3rd overall!! 🤩🥇🏆😍 Tegan and Laundy connected, communicated and came together as a team to show off all their hard work with a new PB ❤️🐴 Thank you for having us Mentone! From your very proud President 💙🖤🩶

Dj’s owner had requested we teach him how to “pony”. For those that are unfamiliar with this term, “ponying” is when you lead a horse off of another horse. Usually this is quite a simple thing to train but on this occasion we did have a couple of things to work through. 1. We don’t currently have an experienced pony horse at the property with us. 2. DJ is a yearling colt who is just starting to work out what all of his “bits” are for! 😬 3. The most suitable horse we had to pony from was Oak a beautifully kind but 17.1hh giant! After the initial excitement of meeting a new friend and trying to “assert himself” DJ schooled extremely well and really started to understand what he needed to do. Oak was an absolute superstar that very quickly stepped into his role as a “leader”. A good pony horse must be rock solid, steady and keep a level head even when things get a bit messy or uncomfortable. They must also be willing to push up into another horse and assist their rider with very little questions. Both boys worked out the activity very quickly and within 10 min we were moving around the round yard quite smoothly. An absolute testament to both boys and their exceptional work ethic!

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