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I was going to do a long post about kissing spine, but the last week has been exhausting both emotionally and physically...
14/11/2026

I was going to do a long post about kissing spine, but the last week has been exhausting both emotionally and physically and I’m not in the mood to be politically correct.
My dignity and respect for myself, my horses, and my clients will not see me sell a horse with kissing spine. I have one here that I paid $13k for, who’s rotting in the paddock because his owner/seller didn’t disclose her findings. He wasn’t suited to a ridden career. And neither is “Tippy”.
I have sacked him, and hopefully locked him down a good home as a companion alongside “Willy” who I brought home yesterday.
I will not push an unsound horse. I will not blame behavioural problems on temperament or lack of training. And I will not rehome a horse without disclosing what I’ve found.
Here’s to “Tippy”, for reminding me why I fight like hell for these horses.

11/11/2026

It’s like “Scout” never left, she’s so easy to deal with 🩷🥹

11/11/2026

“Melody” is a wild child, sweet as pie but silly as a cut snake 😂

11/11/2026

You can burn the dress and run away, stop the weddddingggggg🎶
“Malcolm” riding out independently 💪

10/11/2026

The life I try to give these horses post racing, is personable and adaptive. Some need a small yard, on their own, away from the hustle. Some need to be thrown in a herd, and learn to be a horse. But most just need to be loved, cherished, and respected.
No demands. No expectations. Nothing but understanding and allowance.
Let them be horses. Let them communicate and ride out how they please. They’ll tell you what they wanna be. Loud and fu***ng clear. You don’t need to be a good listener, f**k I’ve got adhd, ocd and a sh*tload of other baggage and I can still hear them.
It takes zero talent to have empathy. It takes zero talent to listen. It takes zero talent to let them be a horse.
Let them be horses. Give them their head, let them walk out how they desire. If they jack up, they’re insecure. They’re looking for help. Listen to your horse. Listen to your gut. A horse has never lied to me, never tried to deceive or manipulate. Their truth is just that. Just listen. And then have a f**kin b**r with them, they love our company 🫶
Video of “Baggie” (advertised) and my heart and soul 🩷

“Baggie”4yo | 16hh | TB Gelding📍 Ross Creek, VIC💰 $1,800“For sale, not on sale. I know what I’ve got.”And what I’ve got ...
10/11/2026

“Baggie”

4yo | 16hh | TB Gelding
📍 Ross Creek, VIC
💰 $1,800

“For sale, not on sale. I know what I’ve got.”
And what I’ve got is a Thoroughbred that’s retired due to poor racing performance. And I see why.

He’s no superstar. Sound & sane to be moulded into a wonderful eventer, he has no desires or ambitions besides to be cradled like a baby.

He is quiet, he has no vices, but he’s also the teacher’s pet. He needs his hand held, he needs to be told he’s a good boy, and he loves to be in your bubble. He wants to know what games are on your phone, and when you’re having a solid D&M he’ll say “hey mum, watch this” thirty million fu***ng times- to only do a lil f**kass jump kick flip like he’s some sort of athlete. This is a joke. This is a scenario I’ve observed of someone’s kid, and his poor tired mum.

There’s nothing bad about this horse, but there’s also nothing really eye-catching. He’s just alright. I can’t fault him, and I really should price him like my others, but it’s a tough market for boring plain horses, and I’m also a poor tired mum.

He does all the right things. He’s easy to catch, lead, tie, float, blah blah blah blah blah blah. He’ll eat the rope while you’re holding in, he’ll nuzzle your face and pick your pockets and constantly annoy the f**k out of you.

I’ve not found a fault in him except that he is annoying. Sweet, but childish. I know he’s 4, I’m not actually having a dig, I’m just trying to make his ad interesting and eye catching to make up for what he lacks.

He’s good to have his teeth done, which have just been done today. He’s got a full set of shoes on and just been wormed. He had red light therapy last Friday and is sound, sane, safe.

He’s got no buck in him, no bite, rear, bolts, anything of the sort. He’s pulled back once, and he shied at my dog once. Recovers quickly and doesn’t use it as an excuse to shenanigan. You all know, if they shenan once- they’ll shenanigan.

He does become hot and a bit forward-moving when he’s coming home when ridden independently out of the trails. That is the only time I’ve ever seen him come to life. He’s done extensive bush & road riding, he’s prompt and straightforward and really enjoys being ott.

Other than that, he’s just a lazy little boy.

Nothing spectacular about him, but also nothing sinister. Just a good boy who needs someone who’s got experience being a boy mum. Cause these kids be goddamnnnn annoying (not mine, she’s a lil angel)😉

He’s been here 4 weeks, come down nicely and ready to take on a new “career”. Whether it be ARC & eventing, or just being a trail horse- I don’t think he’ll care. He’s got a good foundation to be moulded into a lovely hack, and he’s got no vices or problems simmering under the surface (I specialise in finding problems and disclosing them).

Ring me if you’re keen, I’m tired as hell and won’t reply to du***ss comments “location and price?!” 🤦‍♀️ some people do be dumb.

“Magic” leaves this afternoon and she’s had a thorough once over by the incredible Nick Bompas Equine Dentist, and she’s...
10/11/2026

“Magic” leaves this afternoon and she’s had a thorough once over by the incredible Nick Bompas Equine Dentist, and she’s also had a mani pedi 💅

It’s not a perfect world, and circumstances change- at no fault of anyone’s, “Sammi” has come back to find a home. Her m...
06/11/2026

It’s not a perfect world, and circumstances change- at no fault of anyone’s, “Sammi” has come back to find a home.
Her mum has done a 12/10 job with her, and renamed her to “Scout” so future posts will be posted as Scout, but if you’re looking for her album, it’s under Sammi🫶
She’s been on a feed lot for maybe 6 months? Her mum bought her sight unseen, and has improved the horse physically and mentally and given her such quality life experiences.
She’s also sent her here with her rugs and personalised halter, and has been so supportive and helpful, and also vulnerable.
She’s just wanting Scout to find a permanent home, and sent her back here with a few new qualifications under her belt 💪
I have some videos and photos of her in the feedlot where she’s been working, that I can send to interested new potential homes.
Scout is a 16hh TB mare, I think she’s around 6 if I remember correctly. Her trainer sent her to a retrainer before coming here, to really give her a solid leg up on the pony life. He’s been a wonderful trainer to work with, and really put a lot into his horses to ensure their quality of life after racing.
I spent a couple of months with Scout, did trail riding and a few sneaky booze cruises and found her suitable for a confident rider and to have zero vices besides a pull back here and there.
She was great to do everything with, and her first ride here I used her as a “pony” for a feral newbie and she was fantastic. She wasn’t even in work, and I just saddled her up and got right into it.
She’s looking a treat, her teeth were done here so not due for a good 6 months and she’s got front shoes on. She looks a treat, and will be brought back into work very soon (she’s only been out 2 weeks).

“Charlie” has found her last home 🩷She’s a bit nervous and a change in environment (a new playground and a car parked wh...
06/11/2026

“Charlie” has found her last home 🩷
She’s a bit nervous and a change in environment (a new playground and a car parked where it wouldn’t usually be) really made her more worried than usual)
I let them catch her and do most of her handling to ensure they were seeing her for what she was- and this was the “end result” 🥹 how much Charlie relaxed and settled with her new little rider was the validation that I needed, that they were a perfect fit 🫶

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Ross Creek, VIC
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