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Equine Perceptions intutive horse training. Non-aggressive starting, re-starting. Brumby gentling. Problem solving- including trauma-related behavioural problems

Starting (breaking), re-educating, problem solving for all types including trauma related behavioural problems. Equine Perceptions can come to you circumstances considered. private owners welcome. OVERVIEW

I have over 20 years experience working with, educating and breaking in racehorses and pleasure horses. I offer a patient, understanding, non aggressive method of re-educating and breaking in, halter breaking and everything in between. every horse is assessed and training is individually tailored to the horses and owners needs. I negotiate a reasonable rate or set price for each job. I hope we can work together and have your horse performing at it's best. QUALIFICATIONS:

Cert II in Horse Husbandry (TAFE)
23+ years in the horse industry as;
Track rider
breaker (pleasure horses and racehorses, etc)
weanling/ yearling handler/ trainer

03/11/2026
With respect to the Traditional Owners of this land and their continuing connection to Country.Last time I checked, sett...
30/10/2026

With respect to the Traditional Owners of this land and their continuing connection to Country.

Last time I checked, settlers did not build this country on foot. The horses from which today’s brumbies descend carried people, supplies and heavy loads through settlement, gold rushes and wars. Now their descendants are treated as disposable—chased by helicopters, displaced, wounded, slaughtered and left to die a slow, agonising death.
While shooting is paused in Kosciuszko pending population survey results- which have ALREADY been independently verified by volunteers- many lives still hang in the balance. A pause does not mean these horses are safe. Their suffering does not become acceptable because a population estimate reaches a particular number. That their slaughter remains on the table at all, while people fight desperately to save them, is disgusting.

Reports of repeated body shots and wounded mares surviving long enough to abort their foals demand independent scrutiny and accountability. Legal authority cannot make that suffering humane.

Multiple alternatives have been offered. Sanctuaries and rehomers have put forward their own land, money and labour to take brumbies out of the parks. Environmental protection matters, but it cannot excuse cruelty or replace proper consideration of those options and the heritage protections recognised for Kosciuszko’s brumbies.

It should never have to reach a courtroom. Let alone countless protests and applications/ petitions to parliment.
Sanctuaries, volunteers and advocates should not have to fight day after day for basic animal welfare while the government defends its authority with false information and intentional ignorance to advocate slaughter of sentient beings knowing full well their 'cause' is not just- they're just TOO FAR INTO THE FIGHT TO BACK OUT.

This is brutal. It is unconscionable. It has got to stop.

27/10/2026

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EQUINE LEARNING ARCHETYPES
An Equine Perceptions Observational Framework
Every horse learns differently.

The Five Learning Archetypes:

- The Tactile Explorer – Learns through touch and physical investigation. Given time to approach and make contact, uncertainty often dissolves. (My Brumby, VBA Harley is this type)

- The Visual Observer – Prefers to watch, assess and understand before engaging.

- The Experiential Learner – Learns by doing, through practice, repetition and consistent feedback.

- The Reflective Processor – Benefits from shorter sessions, pauses and time to process information.

- The Confidence Seeker – Learns best through reassurance, consistency and an established sense of security.

These archetypes can overlap, evolve and coexist within the same horse.(VBA Flynn is archetype 3 and 4)
IMPORTANT DISTINCTION: This framework focuses on horses without significant trauma histories. Trauma can mask or alter natural learning tendencies and requires a separate, more complex discussion.

The purpose isn't to label a horse, but to better understand the individual.
A good trainer doesn't just teach. They observe and adapt before deciding how to teach your horse, discovering how your horse learns.
Which learning archetypes do you recognise in your horse...?
© Equine Perceptions — Original Observational Framework

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