Waterford Stables Agistment & Training

09/01/2026

🐎 Equine Bodywork & Performance Support — Limited Bookings 🐎

No shortcuts.

No noise.

Just proper horsemanship.

When the horses come first, everything else falls into place.

A few people have been asking, so here it is.

If your horse needs proper body work around Magic Millions, message me and I’ll see if I can organise a spot.

I offer:

• Massage Therapy

• PEMF Therapy

• Red Light Therapy

30 or 60 min sessions depending on the horse, workload and mechanism of injury.

My focus is rehab, preventative care, performance and long-term soundness.

Over the coming days I’ll be working from the Gold Coast up to the Sunshine Coast, potential for northern NSW in the follwing weeks and can fit in:

• Lessons – Jumping, Dressage, Cross Country, Cutting, Campdrafting, Barrel Racing, etc

• Treatments & body work

I’m a professional.

I don’t question my abilities.

I’m here to help the horses.

📌 All bookings require a non-refundable booking fee to secure your spot.

If you’re serious about your horse’s welfare, movement and performance -

📩 Send me a message.

09/03/2025

🚨 Flooding & Your Horses – What to Remember! 🚨

Hey horsey family, we know that dealing with flooding is tough, and looking after our horses in these conditions can be challenging. Here are some key things to keep in mind:

✅ Get your horses to higher ground – Safety first!
✅ Fresh water & plenty of roughage – Hydration and forage are essential.
✅ Keep them dry – If possible, provide dry rugs or towel-dry them after the rain.
✅ Check for injuries – Swelling, cuts, abrasions, or lethargy can indicate a problem.
✅ First aid – Wrap swollen legs, clean wounds, and apply iodine if available until your vet can assess.
✅ Shelter – Try to keep them out of extreme weather conditions.
✅ Take care of yourself too! – Stay warm, stay dry, eat well, and keep hydrated. You can’t care for your horses if you’re unwell!

Stay safe, and if you need help or advice, reach out to the community – we’re all in this together! 💙🐴

20/07/2024

As we bid farewell to our beloved master farrier, Steve from Kew Forge, we are filled with immense gratitude and admiration for the incredible work he has done over the last seven years. Steve's unmatched knowledge and expertise have been a beacon of hope for our rescue horses, and our horses in general, who has been integral in giving them the best chance at recovery and a new lease on life.

Steve's dedication and passion for his craft have made him an irreplaceable part of our team. His presence has always brought a sense of warmth and camaraderie, making every interaction a pleasure. Although he is retiring, Steve will forever remain a cherished member of our family.

Steve, we wish you all the best as you embark on this new chapter of your life. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement, knowing that your hard work and compassion have left an indelible mark on all of us. We will always be here for you, and rest assured, we have a Red Bull handy for whenever you visit.

Thank you, Steve, for everything, the ponies will miss you. Here's to your next adventure, on your journey to looking after yourself, healing and finally winding down to enjoy your family life 🐴❤️

11/07/2024

What a great first day for both the girls, Trish taking out 1st in the opens - can’t wait to see the rest of the week 💞 Letisha Box & Imogen Anne you should both be so proud!

The last class in the Genelite Arena on Day One of the Peachester Lodge 2024 Festival of Showjumping as Class 8, the Queensland Family Pools & Spas 90cm Open. A huge congratulations to the following combinations on their placings in the class!

Results were as follows:

1st Place: Letisha Box and Luxury blazer
2nd Place: Ella Hayward and Idol D
3rd Place: Mackenzie Irvine-Doonan and Perfect Time
4th Place: Lorna Clifford and NGAHIWI POSSUM
5th Place: Hayley Wall and Diehard Diva
6th Place: Kelly Orman and EGO LANDMARK
7th Place: Ruby Royal and Equadine Catalyst
8th Place: Ava Jensen and Saltando B

📸 Calico Pony

07/07/2024

This was one of those moments where I just realised how lucky I am to be a coach, because it’s not just about trying to perfect technique, it’s about encouraging your clients to see their potential, their abilities even when they doubt themselves and want to give up, to create a safe and sustainable mindset and riding environment.
It’s about being 100% there for them and encouraging them to try, to remember why they started riding, to remember that this isn’t about ribbons - it’s about the love you have for horses, that innocents and vulnerability we all have when it’s just us and our horse, embracing and empowering ourselves and one another and not tearing each other down, not tearing ourselves down.
I met Samara when she came off this big bay at TEG, it was a pretty nasty freak accident, and I had no idea who she was but all I could do in that moment is just sit with her and be there for her. She had surgery, she recovered, she messaged me and we began training together with her other horse Kenny and on Friday, she got back on Aero. Originally, we were just doing groundwork and practicing mounting and dismounting, we removed all of our expectations, and just took it slow.
As Samara got more comfortable and confident we began walking and trotting, cantering and even a few jumps.
We removed all pressure, all stress, all expectations and we just took it as it came and my GOD! I am so proud of the maturity she showed and the growth in just a few lessons with Kenny and now Aero!
Sometimes we all need to remember it isn’t a race, and if we are too focused on the finishing line and getting there too quickly, we miss the whole journey 💞
I can’t wait to see what the future holds for you Samara!

07/07/2024

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