Mulwala Equestrian- Emily Hehir Horses

18/10/2025

Still places available- share it around

14/10/2025

Don’t forget we have David Boyle coming on the Saturday of the long weekend

14/10/2025

Hands on Equine Functional Posture with Dr Raquel Butler from Integrated Veterinary Therapeutics

3 day clinic last weekend in Nov. Fri - Sun or Sat - Mon.

Max 8 horses

More info to come
Let me know if your keen and what days

13/10/2025

Young horse dates
Wed 22/10 11-12:30
Mon 27/10 11-12:30
Thu 6/11 9:30-11
Mon 10/11 11-12:30
Tue 18/11 11-12:30
Wed 26/11 11-12:30
Thu 4/12 11-12:30
Fri 12/12 11-12:30
Can be just standing, mouthing, long reining, quiet first rides, or just being in a yard or at the float

12/10/2025

03/10/2025

Brilliant idea…
Tue 7/10 11-12:30
Fri 17/10 11-12:30
Wed 22/10 11-12:30
Mon 27/10 11-12:30
Thu 6/11 9:30-11
Mon 10/11 11-12:30
Tue 18/11 11-12:30
Wed 26/11 11-12:30
Thu 4/12 11-12:30
Fri 12/12 11-12:30
Can be just standing, mouthing, long reining, quiet first rides, or just being in a yard or at the float

02/10/2025

Bit excited that Mulwala Equestrian is hosting a David Boyle clinic Nov 1st. Check out the link for more info or to book.

https://theequestriandiary.com.au/event/dressage-clinic-with-david-boyle-mulwala-equestrian-saturday-1st-november/

24/09/2025

Still times available for term 4

22/09/2025

Works for me

The 13 Second Rule - Learn It

When a horse startles, their orienting reflex kicks in - they shoot up to 18hh, lock onto the source, and you swear you can feel their heart pounding through your saddle. Then comes the investigatory reflex - ears, eyes, nostrils all screaming: “WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT?!”

Here’s the important risk management bit: horses are actually brilliant at working out if something’s a real threat. What usually screws it up is us. Riders grab, yank, panic, and - congratulations - you’ve just turned a startle into a full-blown rodeo or bolting freak out. That is because your response made the startled horse feel 10000% more threatened.

Dr Andrew McLean showed that if we stay calm, a horse’s heart rate can start lowering in about 13 seconds. That’s it. Thirteen measly seconds. So breathe and start counting, wait for the ear flick or head shift, and only then step in.

Because your calm buys recovery. Your panic buys chaos.

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IMAGE📸: Incredible image captured by the amazing Lynn Jenkin.

17/09/2025

Contact for a regular time slot next term.

26/05/2025

This weekend 🤩

Next group lessons 31/5 and 1/6.

In hand/Groundwork for relaxation, flexibility and strength. Basic cues then in movement to enhance posture and balance, then in lateral moves to improve responsiveness under saddle.
Contact to book 0408832357 or online at www.mulwalaequestrian.com