Jindarra Park

29/05/2025

Horsie kisses are the best 🥰

19/12/2024

Happening this Sunday at Jindarra Park! Come along and see what vaulting is all about!

01/08/2024

Foggy fresh mornings

24/07/2024

Riding off into the sunset🐴🐴🩵🩷

08/07/2024

We totally agree that horses are amazing for therapy!

Athena Perkusich says her special bond with a horse helps her connect and relax. She is among thousands of young people benefiting from an equine program in the Kimberley.

13/04/2024

Neurodiverse horse riders & horse lovers - we see you!

08/04/2024

Horse tails and pony tails flying in the wind…

25/03/2024

Fabulous school holiday program for kids at Jindarra Park run by EVE Vaulting and Riding!

18/03/2024

Jindarra Park is also home to four Psychologist who use nature and equine incorporated therapy!

If having a therapy session while walking around Jindarra, cuddling some horses, or sitting at the dam and watching duckies is your ideal environment for calm healing and support, then Sally, Jo, Imogen or Maja could be the Psychologists for you.

Have a read of their profiles on our website and you can fill in the contacts form on our "Contact Us" page to reach out to them.

https://www.jindarrapark.com.au/collections/equine-assisted-psychology

29/02/2024

Some great tips during the hot days!

Oh - and always be careful of the water temp from a hose left in the hot sun! Hoses in hot sun hose out horribly hot H2O! So be sure to let the water run until it’s cool!

🐴 Why scraping water off your horse is an ineffective way of cooling them down....

Dr. David Marlin shared some eye-opening research on why scraping is no longer recommended👇

💦 Contrary to common practice, scraping water off a horse's body after cooling is not beneficial. Thermal imaging shows that scraping increases the horse's surface temperature, hindering the cooling process.

💦 The application of cold water (between 15-25°C) over the horse's body is highly effective in rapidly cooling them down. This is due to the direct transfer of heat from the horse's body to the water through the process of conduction.

💦 For best results, continuously run cool water over your horse’s body. This method is more efficient than relying on evaporation alone, although if you can’t run continuous water over your horse, it is still better to let it sit on their body rather than scraping it off.

💦 As a rule, water is a better conductor of heat than air. Therefore, a wet horse cools faster than a dry one. This remains true even in conditions of 100% humidity.

💦 Myth Buster: Rapid cooling with cold water does not increase the risk of colic, muscle damage, kidney damage, or laminitis. These are misconceptions that have been clarified through scientific study.

Follow us for more insights and updates on the latest in equine health and welfare advice, ensuring your horses receive the best care based on scientific evidence and expert guidance.

27/01/2024

Beautiful day for a ride in our cross country paddock! We have a fake brick wall, racing car, truck tires, a canoe, bed headboards, the usual cross poles, and much more!

04/10/2023

How were your school holidays? Eve Vaulting had a some holiday school programs, and everyone had lots of fun!