TriBal Equine in Adelaide, South Australia | Horse trainer

TriBal Equine

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 491 226 011

Address: 669 Whites rd, Globe Derby Park 5110 Adelaide, SA, Australia

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24.01.2022 "This is why your turn does not come from pulling on the rein. Note the riders hand and leg position and hip angle in each sketch. Note the development of the h...orses muscles in each sketch. Note the shape of the horse in each sketch. A truly supple, truly bent horse is working through their entire body. It is OUR job as the rider to guide the horse to become soft, supple, and through in all movements. Rider one is pulling the nose around, and trying to push the haunches in, with a following outside rein offering the horse no balance, and a hardly supportive inside leg to wrap around. This has created a rigid, stiff horse that will surely be back sore, weak in the hind end, with front end bulk in all the wrong places. This horse has every opportunity, and will likely be so uncomfortable that it will try every time, to run out of his right shoulder. Rider two is pushing the horse from his inside leg to his outside rein. The outside rein is providing a balance point for the horse, allowing him to be both comfortable and willing to carry himself. Because the riders rein is supportive and blocking the shoulder, the horse can not blow out the shoulder, and can only become truly bent along the entire length of the spine. In order to build the athlete you want, and to allow your horse the opportunity to have a long, successful, and most importantly SOUND career, it is important to understand how we ride, even in seemingly simple tasks such as the walk or trotting circles, is effecting each muscle in your horses body. Not all muscle is good muscle!" - Ali Hamann South Coast Sport Horses LLC.

23.01.2022 Unraced sound gelding with a lovely temperament available 3 years old, approx 15.3hh, recently broken in and ready to find his new home. Has been training at Tribal Equine for the last 3 months and is one of the easiest horses to have around. This guys ideal home would be with a casual rider that just enjoys a fuss free pleasure horse. Video available ... Open to offers under one thousand dollars See more

22.01.2022 High Five Champion

21.01.2022 Nothing like a morning snuggle with Ryan Gosling

20.01.2022 Loving watching this gentle giant of Alana Shepherdson mature more and more every ride

19.01.2022 Entries will be open for the Open and Amateur Home Produced Classes until 14/5 Thursday Night 8pm, so if you wish to still enter you can, the sections left to be judged are the following if you would like to enter:

19.01.2022 Danson Dolce sneaking in for a quick selfie after a big day of eating hay and growing babys

17.01.2022 How adorable is this little filly #breaker #watchthisspace #ponies

16.01.2022 A great illustration of how a horse is knocked off balance by using the inside rein to turn/bend. The right is correct, as the horse is turning with both should...ers, the left horse has been knocked over his outside shoulder, and will fight for his balance beneath the rider by allowing his haunches to fall in. See more

16.01.2022 Unlike humans, horses are designed to run on a full stomach. Feeding your horse 2-3L of chaff or a biscuit of hay prior to exercise has two benefits : . 1 Th...e chaff will form a ball of feed in the stomach, which will help prevent acid from splashing up from the lower part of the stomach to cause gastric ulcers. . 2 Blood is normally diverted away from the stomach during exercise, which reduces some of its normal protective mechanisms. Research has shown that feeding your horse before exercise actually reduces the amount of blood that is shunted away from the stomach and also increases the amount of blood delivered to the skeletal muscles and muscles of the chest. So not only are you helping to protect the stomach, you also might be improving your horse’s performance. . For more information : http://ow.ly/CfYy50Dmwnh See more

16.01.2022 A great start to Cheers SA Our first program was filmed at major sponsor Wine Storage & Logistics thanks to @simonbyrnes Jane & Jack spoke to local lads Anthony... & Michael Vallelonga about their Red Hen Gin, and Liz was host to Anthony as he mixed some of his favourite cocktails @simonbyrnes @wsl @janealtschwager @redhengin @lukepage @michaelhoogzard #wine #beer #spirits #food

16.01.2022 Happy Mother's Day :)

15.01.2022 Liz in training with our newest 3 year old up and coming rider

15.01.2022 Is the expression on your horses face telling you that he or she is in pain? One of the most promising and sensitive indicators for equine pain are subtle cha...nges in facial expressions - known as the pain face. A European research team has created and validated this technique for quantifying horse pain based on facial expression. We use this technique in our hospitalised horses to assess treatment response, particularly in our patients post surgery! Evaluating the facial expression of the horse should be done while the horse is undisturbed. Look at the horse systematically, start with the ears, then the eyes, the lower head and finally evaluate the facial expression as a whole. In most cases more than one feature of the pain face is present when a horse is in pain. 1: Backward, asymmetrical ears. When your horse is painful, their ears will rotate backward. This can give the appearance that theres increased distance between the base of his ears across the forehead. (Note: Fear can also result in backward ears, so this component of the equine pain face should be considered along with other factors.) 2: Tightening of the eyes. If your horses upper eyelid is partially closed, he/she may be in pain. If it covers 50 percent of his eye or more, pain may be severe. Tension above the eye. Muscles above the eye tighten, giving his upper eyelid an angled or V-shaped appearance. You might see the sclera (the whites of the eyes) exposed above the inner corner of his eye. 3: Strained nostrils. Your horses nostrils will be dilated on the sides, giving them a somewhat squarish appearance. Wrinkles may appear at the muzzle. 4: Prominent, strained chewing muscles. Youll see increased tension above your horses mouth. If chewing muscles are obvious along the side of his head, this can be a sign of serious pain. (Note: As with backward ears, strained chewing muscles can also be a sign of fear so its important to consider other factors when evaluating this facial feature.) 5: Mouth strained and chin pronounced. Your horses upper lip will be somewhat drawn back, giving the appearance that he has an obvious, more pointed chin. #equinevet #horse @ Ascot Equine Vets Boehringer Ingelheim

14.01.2022 Very proud of Yasmine and the hard work she invests in her ponies. Yas has broken in this pony under the experienced watchful eye of Ben Chloe Loades . Thankyo...u Ben and Chloe for the help and guidance you have given Yasmine to ensure this pony had the best foundations possible for the start of her ridden life. These videos and photos (taken yesterday 4th August) are Polly's 6th ride under saddle. Polly is an Australian pony (sired by Fairlight Acres Royalist out of Rhesa Touch of Glory) standing approx 12hh (not officially measured) and will be available for sale in the near future. With her soft mouth, obedient and can do positive attitude to work, she will make a super kids pony with a few more miles under her belt.

14.01.2022 Two beautiful geldings rehomed today, they have found wonderful new owners! #standardbred #rehomed #horseparadise

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13.01.2022 Were back in the gym today yay Get behind the people who sponsor and support us Leap Health Clubs

13.01.2022 In This Weeks Podcast Lachlan Stace Talks to Liz Anne from TriBal Equine On Rehoming Retired Racehorses The ONLY Show that is PROUDLY Brought to you By Harnes...s Racing SA Limited #HRSA #SouthAustralia #SA #Local #Horses #Animals #HarnessRacingSA #Love #Family #SkyRacing #HarnessRacingSouthAustralia #Winners #COVID19 #Coronavirus #Winning

11.01.2022 When horses drink cold water during winter, their bodies must expend additional calories to warm their tissues back up from the heat loss that is incurred, so t...hey instinctively drink less. This can cause problems when hard feeding or feeding hay, it is recommended to try to encourage your horse to drink more water. The water requirement is higher if the horse is in training, nursing a foal, growing or pregnant. See more

11.01.2022 Well over the weekend we just ticked over 5000 likes on fb starting as an empty run down shed I never thought we would have come this far, I would love to tha...nk each and every one of our amazing customers for the support, we have made some amazing friends and memories along the way. Id also love to give a huge shout out to all our staff past and present for all their hard work. Most of all Id like to thank Shelley for all the love and hard work she puts into the place, definatly wouldnt be what it is without her. I just wanted to share my appreciation as we reached this little milestone. Keep safe and we will see you all for coffee next time See more

10.01.2022 searching for a new home TDS Cee Im Radicoal ... Coal - Q-93326. Breeding includes Certain Potential, Invited Tiger, Radical Rodder and Cee A Bar Passer ... Owner Holman Leonie He is a black Quarter Horse gelding and is expected to mature approx 15 to 15.1hh. . Coal is a 2yo (rising 3 in October) and is bred to ride. not yet started under saddle. He has been in training with me for the last 8 weeks and will be competing at NPHA in the led versatility events. He is showing a lot of potential in trail and will be a very handy all rounder. Would also be well suited to the ranch events. Available through no fault of his own but rather owners change in circumstances. Coal has been a pleasure to work with and will suit an ambitious youth or amateur owner who is looking for a versatile horse. He is quiet and trainable but not for a beginner due to his age and inexperience. Currently located in Roseworthy SA, will be available for viewing at NPHA next week. 6500 Payment plan by negotiation.

08.01.2022 To help you understand what the horse feels when you sit crookedly in the saddle "Load a wheelbarrow heavily to one side as in the center illustration. Now pu...sh the wheelbarrow, and feel how it pulls to the weighted side and how you are forced to lean in that direction to compensate. Thats how your horse feels when you sit unevenly in the saddle, as shown in the left image. When you sit evenly, the horse will be centered and balanced as shown in the illustration on the right." Sharon Sweet Illustration by Sandy Rabinowitz This Solutions concept is brought to you by Practical Horseman magazine's Summer 2019 issue.

07.01.2022 Even our cow comes in to get groomed Coats are shifting and we are getting excited

07.01.2022 We are excited to be growing so quickly as a clinic, we now are looking for a full time vet!

06.01.2022 Wheres Wally entered for Canoe Tree Horse Trials, were super pumped for his debut!! #eventing #wally #tribalequine

06.01.2022 I am gojng to have the most amazing leading Rein pony for sale in the next few weeks. He is bomb proof. Great first kids pony. He is only 11.1 hands. Great to d...o his feet float ect. Price will be $8000 he has come back from the paddock and Alana Shepherdson are getting him back into show condition. Heres some photos his show name is Wynara Hocus Pocus aka Hermie. Will consider dropping price for someone that wants to take him in paddock condition now See more

04.01.2022 We are one of the proud sponsors for this weekends Wirrina Cove Horse Trials We would like to wish all competitors the best of luck for this weekend

04.01.2022 Sanlirra Seduction Currently for sale Could make someone an amazing games pony, jumper or a show Hunter pony. Currently establishing her flying changes.

04.01.2022 Hi everyone , just a reminder that we are opening up again tomorrow...unfortunately with a few restrictions . There is a limit on how many we can have in and... outside , so please be aware of this when you visit . It may get a bit crazy esp if the weather is bad and everyone wants to sit inside . Our menu is a little smaller but there is still plenty to choose from . We look forward to seeing you all again soon. See more

03.01.2022 Humongous congratulations to Belle Ker and all connections taking out the SUPREME RIDDEN OF THE SHOW with Aria VAllegro this class is sponsored by Tribal Equine and we thank you for your generosity and support of this show.

03.01.2022 Where’s Wally entered for Canoe Tree Horse Trials, we’re super pumped for his debut!! #eventing #wally #tribalequine

03.01.2022 The teams cats having a strategy meeting

01.01.2022 FOR SALE Kinsbrook Pretty in pink 12.3hh Part Welsh 14yo Mare... Registered SHC, EA, WPCS, RPSB, AHSA Incredible pony and very versatile - successful in dressage, hacking and breeds and jumps incredibly easy. Goes kindly in snaffle and double scoring 70% in dressage and began training novice/elementary Qualified for 2021 Welsh and Part Welsh Championship held at Tutura Suits a competent/capable rider who can bring out the best in her $5k negotiable

01.01.2022 Hello everyone, hope you are all keeping warm... Just wanted to let you know that from this weekend, I will be bringing the big brekky back, also my scramble...d eggs, but due to a change in our circumstances, they will only be available until 12.30pm. All other brekky options eg, egg and bacon roll, muffin, toasties ect will still be available... Hope to see you soon See more