Wyndora Kelpies

10/05/2026

A day of drenching with the crew!

02/05/2026

Was a brisk start to the morning pushing up for preg scanning.
Buntal Bull, Drycreek Zarin, Kuawarri Inca ( Bert), Kuawarri Tippy and Wyndora Blister made the job easy and steady to push through 2000+ ewes

26/04/2026

Drycreek Zarin on the cast, lift and draw.
Love that after I send him, no micromanagement needed, just let him do the work because he knows the job.
Arena trials aren’t our thing, but I do like to give them a try!

10/04/2026

So well stated!!
🙌🙌

There’s a quiet kind of courage in showing up when you don’t feel ready.

To the handler quietly doubting their dog.
To the rookie still learning to read sheep.
To the one whose run didn’t go to plan (again).
To the person standing at the gate, heart in their throat, wondering if they belong.

You’re not alone.

Every seasoned trialler was once in your boots (and sometimes still is). Every polished round had its rough beginnings. And every breakthrough starts with showing up—especially on the days it feels hardest.

This sport has a way of humbling us, but it also has a way of reminding us why we started in the first place. It’s not just about ribbons and runs—it’s about the lessons, the resilience, the connection with our dogs, and the community that stands beside us.

So if you’ve ever walked away from the training yard or trial ground questioning yourself—know this: your presence matters. Your effort matters. And your journey, however messy it feels right now, is building something strong.

We see all you. And we’ve all been you.

📸: Laura McKillop

07/04/2026

Some photos from the Mayanup trial

05/04/2026

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29/03/2026

Drycreek Zarin moving the lambs from across the road where they were kept to shelter from the storm, back to their home paddock.
Nice and steady… love this boy ❤️☺️