Track Up Equine

Track Up Equine Horse training & coaching based in the Brookfield. Specialising in ottbs and green/young horses.

Track Up Equine offers:
• Professional Coaching
• Sales & Show preparation
• Showing & Campaigning
• Breaking, Training & re-educating of horses
• Horse Management classes and lessons
• Purchase Advice
• Rehab and medical management (bandage changes, medication administration, body work)

31/05/2026

Little Manny had his first cross country outing today 🤗

Sorry Mr Manny hasn't had many updates lately, we have been slowly chipping away in the background at his foundations - in between getting Freddie and Fella competition fit (and me working 🫠)
Manny has been coming leaps and bounds, he is proving to be such a trier and such an amazing mover. Plus he's got an adorable little jump to him.

Today was just an easy introduction to cross country fences (plus an introduction to wide open spaces, dog parks, and loose horses running around 🤣) he put on his brave pants to walk through the water, pop over the ditch and even jump a few little logs 💕

Our next step is trying to find a low key show to put him in and then he'll be on the market to find a new home 🥺


Never thought 1* would start to feel small, but the ginger ninja just keeps getting better 🤩Snaps from .aizzeddin_photos...
29/05/2026

Never thought 1* would start to feel small, but the ginger ninja just keeps getting better 🤩

Snaps from .aizzeddin_photos from the .co CCN a couple weekends ago.

Fella had a lovely run around his home course to finish a respectable 14th (2 rider rails in SJ cost us a placing, but I can't fault anything Fella did for me). Next event is possibly warwick or TEG - just tossing up the pros and cons of the events as I feel like Fella doesn't need a heap of 1* runs, but needs some variety in courses.

Freddie was also there and had his first 80cm start. A good dressage and show jumping had us in good spirits for xc, but unfortunately a green moment XC saw us parting ways. But that's the sport, horses aren't machines and we have to adapt and help them. Both of us walked away fine and will reroute to Warwick in June to build back some confidence before Freddie goes on the market 💲

Both boys have recovered well, even had a fun dressage day the weekend after, so I'm glad they are fit and confident.

If you're going to step up to your first Elementary 3.2 and 3.3 test, there is no better time to do it then dressed as a...
24/05/2026

If you're going to step up to your first Elementary 3.2 and 3.3 test, there is no better time to do it then dressed as a majestic blue butterfly with some tinsel in your horses tail and glitter *everywhere* - all for a good cause at one of the friendliest clubs I've ever had the pleasure at competing at

Fella and I put on our best sand dancing shoes and came around with some rosettes for our efforts -
🥇 Elementary 3.3 - 61.58%
🥈 Elementary 3.2 - 60.87%

To say I am proud of this ginger off the track thoroughbred is an understatement, I never would have dreamed of us getting this far and every step we go he just keeps proving he's got more to give 🥰

And can't forget little Freddie who stepped out into the 1.2 with a different jockey (
) after their prelim horse had to scratch. Even with a new rider, Freddie tried his little heart out (maybe a little too much exuberance at times 🤣) to come away with 63% 🥉 and a comment from the judge "I Love Him!!"

A huge thank you for the wonderful team at NDHD for putting on another lovely charity event. And thank you to class sponsors Tilley Business Solutions (3.3) and (3.2) and for the wonderful veterinary team for helping sponsor the whole event!

Also massive thank you to all the donors for the raffle, so many great prizes (many that I won 🫣😂)




Offering body clipping again this year - see image for details!2026 pricing is: $120 hunter clip / $155 full clip mini/s...
20/04/2026

Offering body clipping again this year - see image for details!

2026 pricing is:
$120 hunter clip / $155 full clip mini/shetlands
$140 hunter clip / $175 full clip ponies under 15hh
$160 hunter clip / $195 full clip horses
POA for drafts/horses over 18hh

Add ons -
$30 hot oil bath post clipping
$25 mane pulling/trimming

17/04/2026

So in proper numpty fashion I accidentally uploaded all of Freddies show jumping round from Warwick (which was super) and not the edit I made with XC fences in it.

So please enjoy the video of the speedy little jumping bean who managed to come in over 30sec faster than optimum time DESPITE trotting many fences 🫣

Bigger fences and sack the jockey are in his future 🤣



It was a full weekend, an amazing weekend, at  last Saturday and SundayFella put on his eventing hat for our first ODE s...
16/04/2026

It was a full weekend, an amazing weekend, at last Saturday and Sunday

Fella put on his eventing hat for our first ODE since his injury over 8 months ago...and I swear this ginger nugget didn't just not lose a beat, he gained some!
Dressage was good, with some tense moments, to land us mid-pack in a class of 30 top horses. But then came jumping and I don't know who I rode, but I hope he's here to stay. After a fabulous effort SJ day Fella came out with confidence and earned us a clear SJ round (our first at 1.05m!) and then absolutely smashed it on XC, not a time or jump fault to his name (in fact we finished dead on optimum time!) to finish on our dressage score!! A goal we've been chasing since the grassroots, and I never thought it would come at the * levels. The love I have for this man is undescribable.

And this his little nephew Freddie (though not so little any more) had his very first ever ODE and weekend away! Some tension and ADHD caused an average dressage score (he didn't put a foot wrong, was just very interested in the ring next to us). SJ the little jumping bean proved to be more than happy to pop around a course, going clear. And then XC, what we lacked in breaks, we made up in keen-ness. Not a single jumping fault to his name, just some speeding fines since the jockey was still on 500mpm time 🤣 Freddie finished and honestly felt like he could go again. Maybe we need to step up to 80cm 🫣

A huge thank you to all crew and friends present (and congrats on this kicking their own goals and conquering fears!)
And .eq54 who got 1st in her first ever EA CT!
And a massive thank you to my long suffering coach who made me more confident in myself than I ever thought I could be 💕

So proud of the home trained little otts

04/04/2026

Manny stepping it up and showing off!

With less than a handful of rides off property Manny really strutted his stuff today

I don't think it's fair for a thoroughbred to be this cute and such a flashy mover AND a cracker little jumper!

Manny will sweep up in the show ring, go produce a nice dressage test and then jump a clear round 😍 he's such a little dude!

First time trotting and cantering a cross rail and he didn't even bat an eye. And look at those knees!! And yes I know I'm odd that I take my otts XC schooling before I take them show jumping, I promise there is a method to my madness 🤣

He may be little but Manny is mighty! Can't wait for him to blossom even more and really show his stuff. He'll be available for sale shortly...I really want to make sure foundations are there, outing/comp experience is solid, and I know their personality so I can match the otts with their best home 💕

Also credit to the little man Freddie for standing still long enough for to film us 😂

Big pats and smiles all around for the boys this weekend  Any time you finish with a grin is a win in my books 🏅📸       ...
25/03/2026

Big pats and smiles all around for the boys this weekend

Any time you finish with a grin is a win in my books 🏅

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21/02/2026

Sorry there haven't been many updates for our little project Mannie lately.

He's had a pretty easy first few months here at Track Up Equine, learning to be a horse, long lining, lunging, patience and confidence in outings. In the past month I've really stepped up his riding program (which has been a bit delayed due to not really having the best saddle or bridle to fit him, he is so petite!)

I like my otts to have a slow transition into their ridden work, their body changes just as much as their mental space. When Mannie first came he was so quiet because he was just drilled into the racing routine and probably would have been just a quiet under saddle, but I find the best horses are the ones that can express themselves and be confident in themselves and they can't do that until they let down.

So Mannie has had a couple of outings now, one to Fig Tree Pocket and now our first outing to an open field at the Brookfield Pony Club. Where what was supposed to be a quiet first outing to a big grassy area turned into lots of bunting and pony clubbers galloping around - so no time like the present to train in some chaos.

We had our first trot in an open space and then our first canter together! And you may wonder why I've waited so long for the canter and the answer is because my arena is small and I find otts aren't the most balanced in small circles in the canter initially, so instead of forcing something that would unbalance Mannie and possibly lose his confidence, I aim to set him up for success but giving him plenty of space and time to turn and develop the canter. And he was an absolute legend, can we say rocking horse canter 😍

And then my eventing side took over and I had to pop him over some XC fences - and the videos are the very first time he ever tried saw, let alone jumped those fences and he was an absolute rockstar! 🤩

While his movement is flashy enough for a royal quality hack horse or upper level dressage, he's obviously game enough to take on some jumping courses as well.

I'm going to have to start taking some EOI on this fancy boy soon so he can find his perfect person. If you know of anyone let me know!

20/02/2026

Took the boys out for a little XC school today. Fella continues to impress me with his willingness, confidence and ability to get me out of s**t spots when he is still learning himself 💕 We really worked on keeping the tempo up and opening up the stride without getting quicker....much easier said than done on an ott.
And then I had a spin on little Freddie (fellas nephew) and he was just a dude. Jumped everything in front of him - even when he didn't really see it because he was distracted by butterflies😅 I'm still in shock by how cracker this guy is with his jump! He's keen and has an impressive hind end....just an easily distracted fr

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