J.V Equestrian Services

12/07/2025

📈 'Investor' (aka Vinnie), a stunning 7-year-old chestnut 🧡 gelding that had 50 race starts for 6 wins 🥇 and $172,110 in prizemoney 💰 is proving that he’s just as impressive off the track as he was on it 💪

Trained by Rowe Racing, Vinnie ran his last race in March, and in under three months, he’s already shining in a brand-new career! 🌟

📸 Owner Joelle recently shared photos that capture Vinnie’s charm and show-ready presence.

Last week, he stepped into his first-ever show, joining an in-hand class to soak in the atmosphere and what a debut he had! 😍

🥇 Vinnie won the Led Hack class and Reserve Champion Led Horse of the Show 🎖️

Well done Joelle! A brilliant transition that deserves a standing ovation 👏💫

12/07/2025

So proud of Lacey!
Camp for 3 days and then off to the Mareeba Rodeo to come second in barrel racing in her age group ❤️❤️❤️🏅

11/07/2025

11/07/2025

11/07/2025

This morning at camp.❤️

10/07/2025

Only a few photos today sorry! It was a busy day!
Morning ride was focused on ground poles, learning the why and how to ride them effectively.

This afternoon the girls had a theory lesson on horse vitals and then later rode small jumps.

Everyone rode so well!

09/07/2025

When horse camp is on, i'm not just an instructor.

I am a camp mum, a problem solver, an organiser, a work place health and safety officer, an encourager, an equine welfare monitor, a comedian (in only my opinion 🤣), a chef and many more things, while still being a mum to my own kids, a wife and a horse owner (with all the usual chores that come with that)

Although its a lot of work, I love it, and I get great joy in sharing my knowledge with these up and coming horsewomen, time and time again.

09/07/2025

Night time browband decorating. Kids have gone off to bed ready as ever, after a big day

09/07/2025

Camp!
I always start each day with ground work.
We followed this with a ridden lesson to see where everyone was at with their skills. A sausage sizzle lunch was followed by a theory lesson on arena Etiquette which was put into practice with troupe drill exercises such as riding pairs.