Riley’s Horse Breaking, Training and Transport in Mulgoa, New South Wales, Australia | Pet service

Riley’s Horse Breaking, Training and Transport

Locality: Mulgoa, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 434 065 610

Address: Mulgoa 2745 Mulgoa, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 Harley went to his new home today, enjoy Billy

25.01.2022 Anyone need any trimming services ? Call us if you need anything! 0434 065 610 or 0412 712 410

22.01.2022 We are always put transporting and on call Give us a call if you need transport ect 0412 712 410

20.01.2022 Stable hand Mucking out stables Handling horses Fencing Transporting ... Holding horses while they are been trimmed/wormed ect Tacking up horses and untacking See more

20.01.2022 Another happy buyer! Cant wait to see the process with these 2, enjoy Maddy

19.01.2022 Riley and shara are out transporting horses if anyone needs transport give us a call

19.01.2022 3.30 horse loaded ready to go south Bound

18.01.2022 We are out transporting, hit us up for all your transporting needs! 0434 065 610 or 0412 712 410

16.01.2022 3:30 start on the way to Yass doing transporting

16.01.2022 Taking bookings for all of next week! Floating, trimming ect We also have an opening for breaking or training.

15.01.2022 Stopped at Goldburn so the dog can go to the toilet and garb something to eat and back on the highway

14.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/RS-trimming-and-transport-104171014840580/ our new page

14.01.2022 Done well picked their feet up done heaps with them

13.01.2022 New stables been made and lots more coming thank you EMILY NATASHA SHARA RILEY THANKS FOR ALL THE WORK

12.01.2022 Well this was the brumby we went and got last week down south and this is them well done Riley and shara and the girls for working around them

12.01.2022 Head over and like our new business page!

12.01.2022 ATTENTION NON-HORSE PEOPLE: When you see a horse trailer driving down the road how many of you think about how you don't want to get stuck behind them? How many times have you pulled out in front of one because you're in a hurry? Newsflash: we haul our babies in those trailers. We. Haul. Our. Babies. These animals are the loves of our lives. 1000+ pound creatures that trust us enough to climb into a metal box on wheels and wait patiently while we drive them to our destination.... That's something completely against the nature of a flight animal but they do it anyways because we ask. Because they trust that we will keep them safe. And you know what? We do everything in our power to do that. We leave large following distances, we slow down extra for corners, we coast up to traffic lights so we won't throw them around if it changes at the last minute. But you know what we can't help? We can't avoid the asshats that are in too much of a hurry to pull out behind us. We can't avoid the people who cut into our following distance on the freeway. We leave those spaces and travel the way we do for a reason. There is upwards of 10,000lbs behind our trucks. And it's not 10,000lbs of carefully strapped down product, it's 10,000lbs of trailer with living, breathing horses perched on four tiny hooves balancing themselves the best they can. We leave following distances so we can stop if we need to. We don't leave following distances for you to swerve into when you're in a hurry. We don't leave following distances as openings for you to pull out in front of us. I ask from the bottom of my heart that everyone would be more aware of horse trailers on the road. Respect the load we're carrying. Respect our need for stopping and following distances. Don't tailgate us. Pay even more attention in inclement weather!! We do our best to keep our horses safe but it takes everyone else being more aware too! We don't ask all of these things just because of the weight of our rigs but because if we stop too quickly or you can't stop quickly enough, our horses can be seriously injured. Please pay attention. Please think twice about pulling out in front of us or cutting into our lane. Is that extra 30 seconds really worth it? I know my horses' lives are worth a lot more than saving any amount of time. UPDATED: these photos have been shared with the permission of the owner of these magnificent animals. This sorrel horse survived but has a long road to recovery. If you would like to donate to her cause, it looks there has been a GoFundMe set up for her here: https://www.gofundme.com/help-support-whitney-after-devasta

12.01.2022 We just picked up the Brumbies show them how to lead and walk on the float well done Riley and shara and Brandon

10.01.2022 ~Forsale~ Rising 3yo Bay Gelding Standardbred ... Unofficially measured but inbetween 15.2hh 16hh Harry was trialed but was unsuccessful as he was too slow, now his come to us had 3-4 rides under saddle handling it great but he is a baby so is still a bit jumpy when getting on, very forward moving selling as GREEN BROKEN! Easy to catch, float, worm, farrier ect, no kick or bite. Call 0412 712 410 or 0434 065 610 for more information and too view him. Only forsale too the best of homes! With more work his price will increase! More photos coming! $600ono located Mulgoa See more

05.01.2022 Mister Boogy getting a trim and look at that shiny coat! We reccommd getting trims done every 6-8 weeks and our little pale Boogy loves every minute of getting a pamper day

02.01.2022 Heading to Murulan on Wednesday if anyone needs transporting from Murulan to Penrith. Doing pick ups and drop offs!

02.01.2022 In for a big night lots of rain here horses all rugged keep warm everyone

02.01.2022 Just picked to more up today

02.01.2022 Bookings available for either transporting or trimming $40 trimming Prices vary for transporting. 3hal

01.01.2022 Next few days will be busy we are transporting non stop, doing pick up and drop offs Wednesday 23rd September Sydney to Yass only taking horses no room to bring any back Thursday 24th September Sydney too Darkes Forest Friday 25th September Sydney to Goulburn Contact us for all your transport needs