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The Trailblazers Behind Trailrace by Roger Fitzhardinge

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The Trailblazers Behind Trailrace by Roger Fitzhardinge

We as a family have always loved the challenge of change and innovation and we won’t be left behind!
Posted in Alexis Hellyer, Australian, david shoobridge, History, Saddlery, saddles, Saddleworld, The Equestrian, tom mcdermott, Trailrace

Dressage & Jumping with the Stars Overview - Louise Curran

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Dressage & Jumping with the Stars Overview - Louise Curran

It was great to have so many of the top level riders back together in one place at PSI Dressage & Jumping with the Stars.  With COVID restrictions it’s been ages since so many of us have been together and it was great to get a chance to catch up in a competition setting.... 

Posted in Australian Dressage, DJWTS, dressage, dressage with the stars, equestrian, event, Freestyle, future stars, Grand Prix, Imagine II, jumping with the stars, Louise Curran, Marcus Oldham Challenge, overview, Pony Classes, Prix St Georges, PSI Dressage & Jumping with the Stars, PSIDJWTS, show jumping, werribee, wrap up, young horse

Improving Simple Changes - Grace Kay

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Improving Simple Changes - Grace Kay

Grace Kay is a talented and versatile rider who exudes a calmness and elegance when you see her riding, whether it is in the dressage arena, show ring or even galloping cross country over massive jumps.  Grace has given us some great cavaletti exercises to use to improve simple changes.
Posted in canter, cavaletti, cross country, dressage, eventing, exercises, grace kay, pole work, rider's blog, simple changes, sponsored rider, training, transitions, trot

Repetition vs Boredom? - David Shoobridge

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Repetition vs Boredom? - David Shoobridge

Whatever our discipline, it’s vital we stay focused, fresh and educated. Our responsibility first and foremost is to be a good horse person.  After this is achieved, you can decide to be good in your discipline. Horses learn through repetition… but what happens when repetition becomes boredom? 
Posted in bored, breeder, breeding, clinician, coach, david shoobridge, discipline, dressage, Equestrian, inspiration, mentor, rider, routine, sponsored rider, trainer, training, warmblood

What type of rugging protection do you need for your horse?

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What type of rugging protection do you need for your horse?

Sometimes it can be difficult not knowing what type of weather protection to get for your horse and/or pony but we’re here to give you an overview of some options so that you can find the perfect combination for your equine friend.
Posted in 100, 1200, 200, 600, climate, combos, denier, eurohunter, fill, horse, options, outer, polyfill, pony, protection, riptstop, rugging, rugs, shanga, shell, temperature, winter rugs, zilco

The Importance of Flatwork for Show Jumpers - Madi Sinderberry

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The Importance of Flatwork for Show Jumpers - Madi Sinderberry

Madi Sinderberry may be considered to be a bit of a "freak" in the show jumping arena with so many consistent titles and accolades she has achieved from a very young age.  Madi gives us some great exercises to work on to improve your foundation for show jumping success.
Posted in adjust-ability, Australian Youth Champion, balance, counter canter, exercises, flat work, madi sinderberry, shoulder in, show jumping, straightness, success, techniques, travers

Preparation and Warm Up - Tom McDermott

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Preparation and Warm Up - Tom McDermott

Tom McDermott won the Australian Junior Showjumping Championship at Sale, Victoria in 2006, and since then has achieved many incredible accolades in the show jumping arena that most rider's can only dream of, including the title of Australian Senior Show Jumping Champion.  Tom shares with us some of his experience in preparation for shows and what to do when you're in the warm up arena.
Posted in grids, preparation, show jump arena, show jumping, show ring, tom mcdermott, warm up
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