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23.01.2022 Well I think the boys have decided to stay at the house paddock for now... they seem pretty happy here Danny, Rocket, Kev and Beau

23.01.2022 1 on 1 time today with Bonnie

23.01.2022 I told Astro he has a lot of teaching to do now school is back... he was pretty happy about it

23.01.2022 We finally have water in the dam again!!!

22.01.2022 What Danny thought about teaching today

21.01.2022 Astro has been in fine form today

21.01.2022 Horses available for lease over the holidays, message us for more information

20.01.2022 SCHOOL HOLIDAY HORSE RIDING CLINICS Feeding Rugging Lunging Bathing and more...... Including a one on one private and/or group lesson. Message us for more information Joshua Connolly, Larissa Campbell, Nicola Connolly See more

19.01.2022 Just adore our Astro... great picture from Jane Anderson

19.01.2022 Elanore and her buddy Danny, what a great team

18.01.2022 GOING IN CIRCLES When horses roamed the plains, they did exactly that: they roamed. They drifted along, grazing and mostly walking in straight lines. When ho...rses worked for a living, they continued to walk those straight lines, pulling a plow from one end of the field to the other, pulling a milk wagon from one end of town to the other, or pushing cattle from one end of Texas to the other. As they transitioned from work animals to recreation vehicles, they generally continued walking, jogging, or cantering in reasonably straight lines, going from one end of a trail to the other. Of course, not all work or recreation involved strict, straight line movement. They were asked to cut cattle, which often required them to work laterally, with sudden starts and stops and jolts and jerks. They were asked to perform military/dressage maneuvers, with significant lateral movement and transitions. They were asked to foxhunt, which required them to work over fences and around obstacles. They were asked to participate in sport, such as polo, which again required stops, starts, bursts of speed and lateral work. And, of course, they were asked to race, which required speed, but generally on straight line tracks or long ovals. As they transitioned into show and competition arenas, however, they shifted away from straight line activity. We changed the game and asked them to become focused athletes and runway models. In doing so, we put them into smaller and smaller spaces and asked them to perform more and more patterned behaviors. Basically, we put them into patterned, repetitive movementsmostly in circles... little, tight circles. And they started to fall apart, experiencing more and more issues with joint problems, soft tissue injuries, and general lameness concerns. We blamed their failures and breakdowns on bad breeding practices and poor genetics; we blamed their failures on bad farriers and inadequate veterinarians; we blamed their breakdowns on poor training and conditioning, poor horse keeping practices, bad nutritional practices, and any number of other things. And, while none of these should be disallowed, the fact remains that we changed the game and put them into those little, tiny circles and repetitive activities. So, lets look at equine anatomy, and specifically, lets look at that in relation to athletic maneuvers and activities. First and foremost, the horse is designed to be heavy on the forehand. We fight against that concept, asking them to engage their hindquarters, to collect, and to give us impulsion. And theyre capable of doing so but theyre not designed or programmed to sustain such activity for any length of time. When they do this in natural settings and situations, theyre playing, theyre being startled or frightened, or theyre showing off. None of these are sustained activities. Likewise, when they do engage, theyre generally bolting forward, jumping sideways, or leaping upwards. And theyre typically doing that with a burst of speed and energy, not in slow motion. Ultimately, their design is simply not conducive to circular work. Each joint, from the shoulder to the ground is designed for flexion and extensionfor forward motion, not lateral motion. In fact, these joints are designed to minimize and restrict lateral or side-to-side movement.

16.01.2022 Congratulations Piper and Rocket, bringing home a 1st and two 2nds... well done x

15.01.2022 Agistment available, Moggill, oversized Dressage arena, huge paddocks, full care and plenty of grass

14.01.2022 Horse riding lessons available, children and adults. Beginners to advanced... Message Evolve Equestrian for more details

14.01.2022 Joshua Connolly and Sky today...

14.01.2022 Beautiful Astro picture taken by Jane Anderson Photography

14.01.2022 13 bales of Rhodes grass available. I paid $25 each and selling for the same message or contact me on 0474423261 if youre interested

13.01.2022 Such a pretty boy... Astro just beautiful Jane Anderson

10.01.2022 Danny helping me with this little handful... Loki

10.01.2022 New buddies... Danny and Loki

09.01.2022 An afternoon with the babies Loki and Bonnie

08.01.2022 Our visits from you James are always full of laughter, thanks for helping us look after the horses

08.01.2022 Josh and Carolina giving Astro a nice groom

07.01.2022 Bonnie, Damo and Sky in grassy heaven so nice to see grass after this long painful drought!

07.01.2022 Full Care Agistment available in Moggill. Large, electrified paddocks. Oversized grass arena and direct access to trail rides. Plenty of storage for feed and tack. Message us for more details 0474423261

06.01.2022 Two brand new shelters going in tomorrow! Agistment available for 2 horses. Full care... come and join our Equestrian family

06.01.2022 Pony Parties Want something fun to do for your child’s birthday? Pony Parties are now available... Message us for more information

05.01.2022 James is 28 years old, I have been teaching him since he was 16. James and Danny today

04.01.2022 Happy 6th Birthday Astro... what a pleasure you have been to us all

04.01.2022 Hey Loki... thanks for accepting me today x

03.01.2022 Arty, 23 year old Tb gelding for lease. Beginners mount, more woah than go. Beautiful, gentle nature, has been working with riders with disabilities. Dressage and showjumping background. Loves trail riding, soft mouth and eager to please. Suitable for children or adults. Message us for more information

02.01.2022 Congratulations to Piper and Catherine on a fantastic effort at barrel racing.. 1st and a 3rd Little champs

02.01.2022 Breaking in my dream horse right now and she truly is a dream. Bonnie and I have developed such a close bond. The journey we have been on from when she was just 10 days old has been so rewarding and Im so proud of her in every way

01.01.2022 Happy New Year!! Heres to a great 2020 full of lots of riding!