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Gday guys it’s Zoe! This is my page dedicated towards horse related content
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06/04/2024

Is he not the prettiest man you ever did see 😍 Just wish he’d stay that colour 🥲 Snapchat: ZoeCarter_Aus

27/03/2024

Nothing super pretty to look at yet but this is a super tough movement for Savvy at the moment. We’re working super hard to build his hind quarters and topline and every challenge I throw at him he’s there waiting for the next one. What a good man

07/11/2023

Fall in love with him more and more every day 😍 starting to see more of the swan and less of the duckling

10/09/2023

One thing I encourage everyone to do is knowledge yourself in other disciplines. I see so many people stuck in one discipline who look down on any others. My main area growing up was Showjumping, I learn about biomechanics and muscle development in Dressage, I learn about balance and tight corners in Games, I learnt about quick changes and fast starts in Stock Work, I learnt about ground work logistics during Liberty, I learnt about correct muscle groups and correct positions with Body Work. Expand your knowledge as much as you can, other disciplines have a lot to teach.

24/08/2023

Nothing like a kick in the guts 🥲 I just bought Savvy 🎉 just in time for me to be told I have surgery coming up with 9 months recovery… what an absolute joke 🤦🏼‍♀️

13/08/2023

Fair chance your brumby will lose weight when they arrive, not all will but a lot will. I think this is something a lot of people don’t talk about publicly due to the fact it can be a little embarrassing and people can take it the wrong way. When your Brumby gets to you fair chance it’s been through a lot of trauma, been chased, trapped, transported, put in yards, sorted, moved again, being handled, fences, halters, new feeds etc. They will lose weight due to stress.

We gave Brolga access to 24/7 pasture and grass hay, he was wormed twice with paste in his feed and two easy, digestible hard feeds a day. We treated him for ulcers (Greek yoghurt, Slippery Elm and Honey) The top photo was a few weeks after he arrived and bottom is today. He’s now on one feed a day and pasture 24/7.

He is now a lot quieter, calmer, happy with his surroundings, he’s sleeping on the ground, coming up for pats and loving life. Please don’t be discouraged if your Brumby drops weight after being captured, they’ve been through a lot and time is the only fix sometimes.

08/08/2023

This one hurts a little bit to make. To those who don’t know in 2017 I had a severe riding accident, I had a horse rear, flip and crush me. I stopped breathing for a bit, had a shattered pelvis, fractured back, internal bleeding in my liver, kidneys, bladder and brain trauma (memory loss and speech impediment). I’ve recently started documenting my challenges getting back into riding properly, especially jumping. If you’d like to follow my Journey please feel free to, I’m going to be open about my story so hopefully I can help others.

03/08/2023

My first ride on Savvy at home, teeth are done, saddles sorted, new girth (extra long one 😬) and trying a different bit. The good man has started looking for contact and lifting up through the back. While he’s building muscle I can’t expect long moments of this just small ones for now. Falling in love already 🥰 very happy

01/08/2023

Unfortunately young horses aren’t good for confidence, so I sold one of my young ones and have taken this bloke on (as long as he doesn’t kill me during my trial). An older gentleman to plod along and get my confidence up.. and look after my hip 😉😏 after having a horse flip and crush me at 18 I haven’t quiet been the same, my goal is to get back into jumping and the best way to do that is with a quiet horse who can help me out.

31/07/2023

Gday guys it’s Zoe here. I have started this new account so that I can post more in depth and educational posts about my horses and training techniques so my original page can stay more about Agriculture! Awesome things ahead 😁

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Brolga the Brumby Stallion (by Brutus KNP) showing off his smile and his stockings

The Ultra Wide lens makes Bandit look ultra weird hahahah. Trying to get our lie down going properly, few speed bumps but it’s apart if it

I do a lot of body work and I see a lot of horses with HUGE Hamstring Muscle groups with no Hindquarters or Top Line. Why is this? Well it pretty much means you aren’t working your horses whole hind end and only small groups. Ways to work the rest are exercises like- Long and Low- Poles/Cavaletti - Grid Work- Swimming - Up/Down Hills - Transitions - Backing Up Hills We want your horse to lift through their back and power forwards with their hind end. Once your horse starts to work their whole body you’ll notice a considerable change in their general performance, behaviour as well as looks. Start to look at your horses and read what their body is telling you.

My step father has always been someone that pushes me to be a better rider even know he doesn’t come from a horsey background. I went out to do some XC with him and he pointed out this jump, said I could do it, really built me up. Cantering a circle before this jump I felt like I was going to throw up and cry, I felt like 10yo me jumping 60cm for the first time and having a panic attack. This 70cm log, a height I used to warm up over made me almost say no but I had an honest horse and someone to tell me it would be okay. I did it and as soon as I did I took a deep breathe and wondered what all the stress was about. It was a huge step in in the right direction ☺️😁

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