LP Lodge Spelling & Agistment

28/05/2026

The “kids” enjoying their week with Equestricare Equine Sports Therapy.

24/02/2024

"ORLEANS"

15/02/2024

We're so excited to be hosting Equestricare Equine Sports Therapy practical week at LP Lodge. There are still spots available!!

Our horses are all looking forward to a week of massages 🥰

Would you like to become an Equine Sports Therapist?

As a part of the certification, you are required to attend a 5 day practical.
This is a fun filled week that looks at:

- Conformation
- Techniques
- Working with clients
- Safety in the industry
- Appropriate conduct with other professionals
and more!

Workshop dates for the certification course are:

QLD Beaudesert 26th February -1st March.
WA Gidgegannup 11th -15th March.
NSW Kempsey 11th-15th March.
SA Adeliade (address private until confirmed position at prac) 18th-22nd March
NSW Yass 12th - 16th August
WA Gidgegannup 9th - 13th September
QLD Beaudesert 28th October - 1st November
VIC Macclesfield 6th - 10th November
TAS VTC 20th -24th November

If you would like to attend, please get in contact. Positions are limited and must be confirmed before attending.

24/10/2023

It's been so amazing to not only host and meet some wonderful, supportive people, but also start my own journey into the Equine Massage world.

24/10/2023

DAY 2..... they're ready and waiting eagerly

23/10/2023

Equine Massage Course week is underway with Equestricare Equine Sports Therapy & Sabrina.

21 horses will be used over the week as students learn.

We are so blessed to not only have the facilities to host courses like this, but to also have so many well behaved horses to use.

03/08/2023

**SOLD**Lucerne hay

Only 20 bales left

$25 pick-up

14/05/2023

🩷 Happy Mothers Day 🩷

12/05/2023

Be kind, and speak, even if your voice shakes
💙🩵Do It For Dolly Day 2023🩵💙

We offer the perfect combination of rest and recreation for your horse.

24/04/2023

On the Trek
AB Paterson

Oh, the weary, weary journey on the trek, day after day,

With sun above and silent veldt below;

And our hearts keep turning homeward to the youngsters far away,

And the homestead where the climbing roses grow.

Shall we see the flats grow golden with the ripening of the grain?

Shall we hear the parrots calling on the bough?

Ah! the weary months of marching ere we hear them call again,

For we’re going on a long job now.

In the drowsy days on es**rt, riding slowly half asleep,

With the endless line of waggons stretching back,

While the khaki soldiers travel like a mob of travelling sheep,

Plodding silent on the never-ending track,

While the constant snap and sniping of the foe you never see

Makes you wonder will your turn come—when and how?

As the Ma**er ball hums past you like a vicious kind of bee—

Oh! we’re going on a long job now.

When the dash and the excitement and the novelty are dead,

And you’ve seen a load of wounded once or twice,

Or you’ve watched your old mate dying, with the vultures overhead—

Well, you wonder if the war is worth the price.

And down along the Monaro now they’re starting out to shear,

I can picture the excitement and the row;

But they’ll miss me on the Lachlan when they call the roll this year,

For we’re going on a long job now.