Kylie Pedder Equestrian

06/05/2026

Clever girl Keira !!

05/05/2026

Most beautiful horse in nature and looks !

16/04/2026

Both Keira and I so happy to be out competing after I was sidelined with recent shoulder dislocation. 71 percent and the win, elementary mid week at Shirley heights.

10/03/2026

Thanks to Lisa from lisagrundphotography for the image of Goody just before everything unfolded. And for being first person at my side, reassuring me, incredibly kind

08/03/2026

Sunday didn’t go to plan, when Goody and I parted ways at the gallop cross country at Tonimbuk horse trials. Up until that point we had been having a great round. ! Dislocated shoulder the result
I truly have amazing friends and family who make me cry thinking how kind they have been xx PS Goody is in the bad books, just ask ambulance drivers

22/02/2026

Aris Woodbury was so awesome cross country today at tooraddin horse trials , reminding me how much I love eventing. 4th overall, great prizes . So much appreciation to coach Nina Clarke for helping me show jump warm up !

26/01/2026

Dee having a great time on his way to 2nd place at Gisborne horse trials . Super event (first time there) shame so hot Saturday

24/01/2026

Love this !’

“Keep riding your horse when life is hard” works as a metaphor for momentum, commitment, and trust:

Hard ground doesn’t mean the path is wrong. Every long ride has rocky stretches. Difficulty isn’t a signal to quit; it’s often just terrain.

You’ve already built momentum. Getting back on after stopping takes way more energy than staying in motion—even if the pace slows.

The horse knows more than you think. Sometimes your skills, habits, or support systems are carrying you forward even when you’re tired or discouraged.

Stopping can make fear louder. When you pause too long, doubts catch up. Movement keeps your focus ahead, not on the fall.

Riding teaches balance under pressure. You don’t learn by avoiding strain; you learn by adjusting while moving.

It doesn’t mean “never rest.” It means don’t quit in the middle of the storm. Walk the horse if you need to. Breathe. Adjust your grip. But keep heading forward.

17/01/2026

Incredibly clever mare!