Pure Equestrian Australia

Pure Equestrian Australia Pure Equestrian is a programme of Excellence in Horse and Rider training, Equine Bodywork Therapies, Hoof Care and Rehabilitation.
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Combining experience in classical horse and rider training along with specialties in barefoot hoofcare and JENT bodywork - we now focus on equine health and management consulting and sales of a range of supporting organic products. Specialising in classical dressage training and techniques, the focus of our work is on enjoyment, reading and communicating with the horse. We specialise in JENT (Jenk

ins Equine Neurophysiologic Therapy) which encompasses Myofacial Release, Massage and Red light therapy. Our hoofcare focuses on trimming hooves into correct, natural, balanced form, specialising in transitioning horses out of shoes and into Barefoot performance and rehabilitating all hoof pathologies including laminitis, founder and navicular syndrome. All of our horses receive regular JENT bodywork and routine health checks and maintenance.

15/07/2024

Liz Malcolm - Equissage Consultant, Western Sydney
⭐️ Also offering Training & Agistment ⭐️

04/11/2023

Prestige Pony AP
Saddle
For sale

And so it begins
01/11/2023

And so it begins







Congratulations to Toby Shying & Callie Beare at Pony Club NSW State Showjumping & Jumping Equitation championships. Tob...
31/10/2023

Congratulations to Toby Shying & Callie Beare at Pony Club NSW State Showjumping & Jumping Equitation championships.

Toby - A Grade - 13 - U15yrs -

on Xena Warrior Princess - Jumping Equitation 4th place.

Showjumping on Scottie Gilbert Reserve Champion (2nd) against a very competitive field.

Callie - B grade 15- U17yrs

- on Sebastian -
After only 8 rides on her new mount - Showjumping State Champion

Ponies powered by JENT Bodywork & Pure Force Athletic Shields









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25/04/2023
21/04/2023
You can buy Pure Force athletic shields from Georgia’s cool horsey pop up shop
13/04/2023

You can buy Pure Force athletic shields from Georgia’s cool horsey pop up shop

We are very excited to be heading to Young tomorrow for the Dressage In The Bush Championships, hosted by the Young Dressage Association! 🌳🏆

🗓️ 14-16 April 2023
📍 Bendick Murrell Recreation Reserve

We hope to see lots of you there enjoying a browse and a shop of all of the super Kelvin Grove brands and products. 🛍️💙

12/04/2023

FOUNDATION COURSE -
CONNECTING AND FUNDAMENTAL FEEL-
GLENORIE, NSW APRIL 15-17

This course is for those who want to:-

Truly and deeply “know” their horse. Who they are, how they feel, and why they do what they do.

Interact with their horses in the kindest, most compassionate, loving way that we can.

Discover or go deeper into a mind, heart and soul connection with their horse.

Learn physical techniques for groundwork with a quality of feel that horses love. And a quality of feel that will set you up for great riding skills or more advanced groundwork.

Develop energy and body awareness and learn how to use energy and body language in communication – the two most important communication tools with horses.

Solve behavioural problems,

Help develop the horse’s posture and physical body for optimal biomechanics, learn liberty, and how to ride in total Synchronicity with the horse. This course is part one of all those courses.

This course is also for those who just keep striving towards excellence with horses because horsemanship is a lifelong journey.

This is a Foundational course for my teaching but it is actually teaching a VERY advanced level of skill. Don’t let that put you off if you are quite inexperienced as it is taught from a multi – level perspective. It uses techniques from martial arts, yoga, meditation, intuitive communication, feldenkrais and many other modalities all specifically combined with my many years of experience with all types of horses in many different disciplines, for the purpose of developing people to be the best they can be. The goal is to create the most harmonious, fulfilling, relationships with horses as well as develop them as powerful athletes for performance or pleasure.

Here is the link to find out more. If you have any trouble viewing the link please let me know via DM. I have had some problems with my website and some people can’t access it. So if that is the case we can get you the information another way.
https://melfleming.com/the-foundation-connecting-and-fundamental-feel-glenorie-nsw-april-15-17/

Genius!
04/04/2023

Genius!

This is GENIUS!!

27/01/2023

Callie Beare & Le Minx 6 bar

Callie Beare & Le Minx - 4th place Mirrabooka Cup.

A very wet ride for this new partnership yet a PB at 1.20m for Cal.

Callie wears a beautiful grey riding shirt and saddle cloth combo.

Minx gear from

This partnership is powered by JENT Bodywork and .force Athletic Shields. Supplements by

Coached and trained by us at .equestrian.aus and

27/01/2023

Callie Beare & Abey Performance Horses Le Minx - 4th place Mirrabooka Cup.

A very wet ride for this new partnership yet a PB at 1.20m for Cal.

Callie wears a beautiful grey Hi-Class Equestrian riding shirt and saddle cloth combo.

Minx gear from EQ Saddlery - Canberra

This partnership is powered by JENT Bodywork and Pure Force Athletic Shields. Supplements by Horse First Australia.

Coached and trained by us at Pure Equestrian and CM Equestrian

19/12/2022
Spicy chestnuts being spicy 🌶️🔥☄️😍🤩🤩🦄👌💪. Thanks for the pix Govern Images😍👌 and the pony Abey Performance Horses. 2nd p...
19/12/2022

Spicy chestnuts being spicy 🌶️🔥☄️😍🤩🤩🦄👌💪. Thanks for the pix Govern Images😍👌 and the pony Abey Performance Horses. 2nd place by .28sec in 85cm, one rail in 95 and a rather “exciting” 🤪😝 and fun
rescue relay with Chloe. Even if she did break the “no
fanging allowed rule”, the pair proved they have found their groove, so it’s time to see what they can really do now. This was just a warm up - thanks to the Large Crew 😜 for everything you do to support us in The Quest 😀. Thanks to Hi-Class Equestrian - the sweet grey set surely made them ride faster 😀. Callie and Le Minx are powered by Pure Force Athletic Shields and JENT Bodywork and Horse First Australia supplements.

01/04/2022

This clinic will cater for everyone from Intro to Eventing XC to those looking to challenge themselves over the 1⭐️ course- details are available on Nominate and places are limited, so get in quick!!

Excited to have Callum Mann and Ben Netterfield Equestrian Clinics Canberra coming to our home track!

26/03/2022
22/03/2022
10/03/2022
So sad.
09/03/2022

So sad.

08/03/2022

As the flood response continues, NSW Department of Primary Industries and Local Land Services are encouraging flood-affected landholders to keep requesting assistance through the Agricultural and Animal Services Hotline.
Landholders can request emergency fodder for livestock, animal assessment, veterinary advice and if required, euthanasia and burial.
To provide landholders with more options to lodge a request for assistance, a dedicated email has been created for the hotline. Landholders can now lodge requests by either:
➡️Calling 1800 814 647 (operating daily 8am to 8pm), or;
➡️Emailing [email protected]
When requesting assistance via email, please include:
•Full name
•Property information (Address, PIC) or locations
•Type of assistance required
The hotline continues to receive large amounts of calls. If landholders are not connected with a staff member immediately, rest assured they are working as quickly as they can to call you back.
If landholders are concerned their phone may lose power, and have no way of recharging, it is recommended they change their voicemail to include:
•Full name
•Property information (Address, PIC) or locations
•Type of assistance required
Doing so allows staff to keep progressing requests for assistance, even if we cannot speak to you over the phone.
It is essential landholders continue to register requests for assistance. This allows staff to assess individual circumstances and investigate all options to access and provide support.

08/03/2022

Flood affected horses? There is high dry ground in Canberra. Please leave offers of assistance or requests for help here. Dear friends, please don’t leave it too late to get your horses to safety.

07/03/2022

With the season officially upon us Nicole Brown Media is joined by 5* winner Gemma Tattersall Eventing to look forward to the season ahead.
Amateur eventer Nicky Turriff is on the show to give us an insight into what her first foray into affiliated eventing was like and Helen West catches us up on all the latest BE news.⬇️

https://podfollow.com/equiratings-eventing-podcast/view

07/03/2022

🥰 Godspeed more ponies

07/03/2022

The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) is distributing $1.485 million dollars to 108 athletes as part of its Medal Incentive Funding (MIF) program, based on podium results achieved at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. The MIF scheme provides athletes with a financial incentive to keep training and prepa...

tragic. Godspeed ponies 🥰
07/03/2022

tragic. Godspeed ponies 🥰

Two of the world's most popular and successful sporthorse stallions and former stars Cornet Obolensky and Comme Il Faut are stuck in Ukraine at the Parade Allure stud, Zhashkiv located 140 kilometers outside of Kiev.

02/03/2022

Public Health Alert (1 March 2022): protect against mosquito bites

Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) has been detected in commercial pig farms at locations in regional New South Wales, northern Victoria and southern Queensland - indicating the virus is likely circulating in the mosquito population.

This virus is spread by mosquito bites and may affect animals, including pigs, and humans.

JEV has not been detected in the ACT at this time, however residents of Canberra and surrounding areas should take action to avoid mosquito bites.

Simple ways to protect yourself against mosquito bites include:

🦟Cover up as much as possible with light-coloured, loose-fitting clothing and covered footwear when outside
🦟Use an effective insect repellent on exposed skin and reapply within a few hours. The best mosquito repellents contain Diethyl Toluamide (DEET), Picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus.
🦟Use insecticide sprays, vapour dispensing units (indoors) and mosquito coils (outdoors) to clear rooms or repel mosquitoes from an area
🦟Cover all windows, doors, vents and other entrances with insect screens
🦟Remove any water-holding containers outside the house where mosquitoes could breed

More information is available from https://bit.ly/3Cmrp7j

For more information on protecting yourself from mosquito bites go to https://bit.ly/35zbbuS

01/03/2022

Hi everyone,
I am thinking of you all & devastated I’m not there to help.

With my veterinary practice due to open next Monday I will instead be making myself available to assist as soon as I am able to fly back (hopefully tomorrow) & will advise when.

I know my colleagues in neighbouring practices are already doing amazing work out there on the ground saving lives.

Feeling helpless I thought I would share some information with you all on assessing your horses to see if you will require veterinary assistance over the coming week.

Key points
- Ensure your horse has access to CLEAN water, shelter, and fresh food (ideally hay) if possible. Keep horses out of flood water where possible.

If your horse is currently under shelter
- Stick to high fibre feeds such as hay (may be likely to tie up during stressful weather events)
- Monitor their body temperature - take their temperature rectally if possible (Normal = (37 - 38.5C).
- Monitor for signs of colic - include a tablespoon of salt in feed or use electrolyte paste to keep them drinking to reduce risk of impaction.

Horses that have been stuck in flood water
- As soon as you can get to them - assess for any signs of injuries - check legs for swelling/heat & for puncture wounds/lacerations. Penetrating wounds must be seen by your veterinarian ASAP. Check eyes for any signs of swelling or discomfort.
- Ensure your horse is up to date with Tetanus, this is crucial - antitoxins are available from your veterinarian.
- Signs of illness may be delayed for a few days so continue to monitor your horse for signs of lameness, colic, respiratory illness in the coming week.
- Bacterial infections/cellulitis is common in lower limbs & severe infections can lead to sepsis so should be treated as soon as possible.
- Early identification of aspiration pneumonia is crucial - if you think your horse has had to swim out of flood water - get them checked by a veterinarian when available.
- Dry feed is essential - mouldy wet feed will grow toxins.
- Severe rain scald may require antibiotic treatment.

Be patient & kind- your veterinarian will likely be triaging the most urgent cases over the next week or two as the situation develops.

Keeping you all in my prayers and will update when I am back in the area to assist.

Dr Nikita Stibbard
Richmond River Equine Veterinary Services
0459594753

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17/02/2022

Please share for a friend. Thanks

Kenda Park Ultra Sonic (Merlin as he is known at the stables)german riding pony x welshA lovely pony who has already had a

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Callie Beare & Le Minx 6 bar Callie Beare & @abey_performance_horses Le Minx - 4th place Mirrabooka Cup. A very wet ride for this new partnership yet a PB at 1.20m for Cal. Callie wears a beautiful grey @hiclassequestrian riding shirt and saddle cloth combo. Minx gear from @eqsaddlery This partnership is powered by JENT Bodywork and @pure.force Athletic Shields. Supplements by @horsefirstaustralia Coached and trained by us at @pure.equestrian.aus and @teamcmequestrian

Callie Beare and Le Minx MRC 6bar
Callie Beare and Le Minx MRC 6bar

Callie Beare & Abey Performance Horses Le Minx - 4th place Mirrabooka Cup. A very wet ride for this new partnership yet a PB at 1.20m for Cal. Callie wears a beautiful grey Hi-Class Equestrian riding shirt and saddle cloth combo. Minx gear from EQ Saddlery - Canberra This partnership is powered by JENT Bodywork and Pure Force Athletic Shields. Supplements by Horse First Australia. Coached and trained by us at Pure Equestrian and CM Equestrian

Lola getting regular hoof care training.
Lola getting regular hoof care training.

Every horse needs to learn to accept hoof care. A horse who is good to trim never has to go through battles and doesn’t injure those who need to do the back breaking work that is trimming. Lola is learning to be confident on the hoof stand and also to be calm when the terrifying spray bottle applies our Pure Force Sole Shield to keep Her frogs healthy and free from thrush and seedy toe.

Lola learning to move off the cavesson
Lola learning to move off the cavesson

Lola learning to work calmly on the cavesson, Lola has shown a really solid understanding on her first day. This lesson is all about taking it slowly and calmly to ensure she understands expectations and so that she experiences aids to walk on, halt, change speed and direction, listen to the voice, read my body language, be aware of but not frightened of the whip and the rein. She accepts being touched all over with the whip and knows that it can be a lovely scratching tool. Using this approach, I can de-sensitise her all over, including her girth area in preparation for going under saddle. By tapping her under the girth she learns to lift her back and slowly this can strengthen those muscles needed for supporting the rider and strengthening her core as she develops physically, Today she started with a 1 second lift - you can see when she drops her head. This is strenuous for a baby, so by starting with little flexes day by day she will strengthen in preparation for her work to come. By Following on from Nuno Oliviera's teachings, I try to keep my aids as light as possible, as much as necessary. When you always start with a whisper, you rarely need to go louder. As we start to work on a circle, she is a little unsure of herself and the whip behind. She wants to turn into me, so I use the whip as a barrier to keep her a little straighter, and also as a pointer and guide for her to move off and around. I rarely need to touch her with the whip, rather a point in the right direction, a waggle in the air or as a boundary for her to stay off and move around.

Lola’s first day in her cavesson.
Lola’s first day in her cavesson.

Baby steps for this sweet girl. We have been working in halter on her trips to and from yards daily so she now leads and halts freely and calmly. She has learned a vibration means to yield to pressure - a vibration and lift on halter rope with a “woah, halt” and she stops dead in her tracks. In time I hope to be able to bring her to a halt with the same aids when off lead. This is useful when a ridden situation gets out of hand or there is some danger that you need a horse to stop immediately. Today she transferred that knowledge to the cavesson - she has felt a bend to left and right, can change rein, move off from a light aid at the girth and steady her pace and halt on cavesson. Although it may look like nothing is happening here, there is a constant and very light communication going on between us. It is a happy and relaxed event, there are no power struggles, she is willing and calm and we only move on when she is fully understanding of what is expected of her. A perfect day!

GoGo bombproofing techniques
GoGo bombproofing techniques

Kasey bending and counter bending and moving her big butt
Kasey bending and counter bending and moving her big butt

Sirtsie straightening the shoulders
Sirtsie straightening the shoulders

Sirtsie Girl March 2018
Sirtsie Girl March 2018

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Our riding is based on classical dressage techniques with a focus on enjoyment, reading and communicating with the horse and most importantly developing feel.

Combining this experience and approach to training horse and rider, along with specialties in barefoot hoofcare, JENT (Jenkins Equine Neurophysiologic Therapy) which encompasses Myofacial Release, Massage, saddle fitting and Red light therapy - we now focus on equine health and management consulting and sales of a range of supporting organic products.

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