Affinity Equitation in Kyneton, Victoria | Professional service

Affinity Equitation

Locality: Kyneton, Victoria

Phone: +61 410 042 663

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22.01.2022 Hello to everyone who is booked to participate or spectate at this 2 day clinic! Just some information for you all. This clinic is going to be an intensive educational experience both on the ground and in the saddle! Come prepared to learn, be challenged, ask lots of questions and grow!! Things you will need- Please bring a rope halter and 12 foot lead rope or whatever you currently work your horse in, also please bring your riding gear, saddles, bridles etc, helmet, safe fo...otwear and sun protection. This clinic is being held on a privately owned property so please show due respect for the facilities. Keep your horses in areas designated and pick up any poo etc! Tea/coffee and refreshments will be provided but it is BYO lunch and any other drinks/food you require. Also buckets for water, feed and hay for your horse. Address is 374 Hames rd Yerriyong (the back of Nowra hill) Tarynne Edwards is the owner of the property and is kindly hosting us so please contact her for info on horse yards/camping etc. We will be starting promptly at 9.00am so it would be best to arrive at least a half hour before start time to settle your horse and sign forms etc. Of course if I’ve missed anything just ask! Cheers Tamara See more

19.01.2022 Feel free to come follow my Instagram page too if you would like to! :)

18.01.2022 In the Weekly Times today thanks to Camille and Zoe for the article and photos xx

18.01.2022 Tomorrow is the last day to get your final payments in for the Classical Horsemanship Clinic next weekend in Nowra! Most of you have finalised but if you know someone that is booked and may not have seen my previous post please let them know :) if you are on the waiting list and would still like to join in please PM me over the weekend to see where it’s at with numbers really looking forward to meeting everyone, it’s going to be great!! :)

13.01.2022 A series of photos on feel...how do we present the communication of energy and connection through the tools we use with our horses...#affinity #feelforthehorse #learntoconnect #ropeskills #horsemanship

12.01.2022 This Classical Horsemanship Clinic in Yerriyong near Nowra is going ahead as planned at this stage so if you are booked make sure you confirm your coming! There may also be a couple of spots free so if you are interested let me know!

11.01.2022 Just a little post to say I haven’t completely disappeared! Ha! It’s all very tricky at the moment with the lockdowns, border restrictions and delightful Victorian winter weather so letting everyone know I’m not booking any lessons or clinics for the rest of Winter. I’m hoping to get to NSW in September or October, but until we know where things are at with the COVID issues there is really no point securing dates only to have to reschedule again! I know you all understand and please touch base in our Students Group, also I will also try to put some videos etc together once my arena stops looking like a swimming pool! Stay positive, keep working on your foundations, shape, softness, balance and of course what we love the most, being with our beautiful horses! Roll on Spring!! Tamara xx

09.01.2022 Obviously, taking time must not be confused with doing nothing. Any kind of training must always show clear signs of progress, and must never stagnate. These constant improvements are of the utmost importance for the training of the horse through the highest levels. They are, however, often difficult to see during the basic training. But every serious trainer has a failsafe indication to go by: If attentive and objective observers notice that the horse is becoming more beautiful, it is a clear proof of training progress." (Alois Podhajsky, 1965)

08.01.2022 "When something works with a horse, there is a reason why. When something doesn’t work, there is a reason why. If we can learn to understand the why what prepared or caused the response then we can learn to identify and influence the horse in a positive and productive way. If we can identify the cause, the problem can go away." ~ Martin Black

07.01.2022 Consider not being trapped in thought during situations that arise. Horses react or respond always in the now without pondering and being encumbered by thought. Mostly these responses and reactions are very correct for their situation. Humans are often so trapped in their thinking and thoughts that they become unable to let their minds become still. Thus they miss out on the present NOW and the opportunities that open up for us when we are available in the present. Breathe, relax, respond....F.Levinson

06.01.2022 **CLINIC UPDATE** Due to inclement weather being predicted the upcoming Classical Horsemanship Clinic in Nowra NSW 27/28 Feb will now be held at a local Indoor Arena. Address is 58A Boundary rd Broughton Vale. We have very kindly been allowed to use this private facility at short notice by the owner Maxine, so please be super respectful of the property and if your planning to come and spectate let me know. Please bring your own lunch and supplies, tea/coffee and light refre...shments will be provided. We will be there early to help you with parking your floats etc. please allow yourself enough time to have a relaxed load and drive across. :) we will aim to start at 9.30am to give a bit more time for everyone. Please pass this new information and address on to anyone who may have missed it of course. :) I’m so excited to finally get there and have a super fun weekend!! See more

06.01.2022 A fun filled inspiring few days with my closest friends and their beautiful horses up on the Sapphire Coast...I was able to make a lovely start with this gorgeous 7 year old unbroken Drum mare, within just a few hours of working on the ground and building trust and communication I was able to get her accepting the saddle and rider. There was some great personal breakthroughs and I’m always grateful for the enthusiasm and respect that’s given...this is not easy work, it’s chal...lenging and transformational on many levels...getting good with horses is a practice, and like anything in life, if it’s a passion and you want excellence you have to put the work in...but it’s worth it! Xx I hope to be back up on the Coast for clinics very soon too! These beautiful photos where taken by the talented photographer (and friend) Areli Bosson make sure you check out her page :) See more

04.01.2022 We welcome everyone to Affinity Equitation! Please take the opportunity to view our website www.affinityequitation.com to get a comprehensive picture of who we are and what we are about....This FB page will keep you up to date with Events, News, Educational and Inspirational Articles and Pictures. We look forward to sharing our love for horses and the value of true connection with you all...:)

03.01.2022 The horse will teach you if you‘ll listen. Those words of Ray Hunt’s are so true...these beautiful animals continue to inspire me, teach me, and fill my heart with gratitude for the Creator. Taking time to sit and soak up the energy and inquisitiveness of this dear little fellow... Connection...X

03.01.2022 Thought I would just re-share a blog I wrote a little while ago... It may be food for thought for some :) Something I have been musing over for some time now as I often get asked about this topic... Liberty. ...Continue reading

02.01.2022 Pretty happy with my chunky little bluebird Katniss! Also loving my new cutting saddle made by Ken Read. first ride in the saddle and three weeks off for the girl after lots of rain here...so no complaints all round! xx

01.01.2022 The desire and ability to empower your horse is wonderful. Offering him a choice and letting him make up his own mind, is truly a tremendous gift for his growth, confidence, personal development and empowerment. -F. Levinson