PAIGE JARDINE by Nina Fedrizzi and Carley Sparks - Horsenetwork
Like a number of young Australian riders, Paige Jardine headed to Europe to chase her equestrian dreams. A move to the US followed, with many highs and a few lows experienced along the way as she aims to compete for Australia.

A RIDING EXPERIENCE by Katrina Lodge
For many riders the combination of a beautiful location in Portugal and an opportunity to ride and learn with talented school horses is the ultimate in equestrian tourism.

THE LUSITANO STUD of MONTE VELHOby Katrina Lodge
Celebrating its 30th year, Portugal’s Monte Velho Stud is one of the world’s most highly regarded Lusitano studs.

LUSITANOS IN AUSTRALIA by the Lusitano Horse Association of Australia
Introduced into this country in the 1990s the Lusitano population is growing as demand increases for these talented horses.

FEEDING THE NEWLY STARTED HORSE by Larissa Bilston
When a horse’s training is progressing from ground handling to starting under saddle it’s important to consider their nutritional needs during this stage of development.

CREATING A RIDING HABIT by Mel Macaulay
Finding the time to ride can be tricky when juggling a myriad of commitments. Cultivating the healthy habit of setting aside time for riding can help create a positive cycle and improve your riding experience.

ON THE SAME PAGE by Linda Merrilees
Finding the right person to train with is not always easy, as Linda Merrilee discovered until she came across QLD based Kim Daley.


STAGGERS by Dr Jennifer Stewart
It’s important for horse owners to know the signs of staggers, and the similar signs associated with annual ryegrass
toxicity, so preventative measures can be taken.

KNOW YOUR HAY by Liz Tollarzo
With hay supply affected by floods and drought in 2023 it is important for us to know what hay options there are, cost and availability.

Creating a riding habit - too often we don't end up riding as much as we would like.		A reader searching for the trainer to suite and finds Queenslander, Kim Daley.		Feeding the newly started horse.

PREVENTING RIDING ACCIDENTS by Tanja Kraus
It’s no secret that riding and handling horses can be dangerous, however there are measures that we can take to improve our safety around horses.

HANDLING THE YOUNG HORSE - Yes or No by Ross Jacobs
The handling and training of foals and young horses is a big responsibility with different points of view on early handling.

PLEASE EXPLAIN
Dr David Byrne, The Animal Hospital, Murdoch University, explains why some horses can have an abnormal heart rhythm and treatment options if required.

Post Purchase - HORSE SALE DISPUTES by Emily Purvis, Pure Equine Law
There are a number of considerations that buyers and sellers should take into account to reduce the chance of a dispute following the sale and purchase of a horse.

THE PREPURHASE EXAMINATION a wise investment
by Equine Veterinarians Australia
When buying a horse there can be much to consider in regards to their suitability for your requirements. A vet check can help in the decision making process.

POSTURE AND MOTION by Dr Raquel Butler
All horse owners can benefit by taking the time to observe their horse’s posture while standing and while moving.

TACK TALK - GIRTHING UP
With so many different styles and types of girths on the market it’s important to consider what might best suit your horse to ensure their comfort along with your own preferences and riding requirements.

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