Living Equine would like to thank everyone for all your support during 2019! Time to take a Xmas/ New Year Break from the end of today, Friday 20th December to the start of Monday 6th January. Of course being an online business, this website and our social media pages are still viewable over the break, […]
I’ll be honest; ‘Friesian Photoshoot’ was going to be the last Nag’s Natter Blog for 2019. I was doing housework, and realised some things that needed to be said. Most the people I have spoken to lately about the year they have had, have agreed this year has hands down been one of their worst […]
It is my absolute pleasure to have our first guest blog from Amylie. Enjoy her insight into greasy heel! One product that I think should be in everyone’s horsey medical cabinet is a product called Heritage Down Greasy Cream. It’s one of the best products I have used on my horses and ponies to clear […]
Yesterday was another dream – worthy opportunity that alligned for another stunning photo shoot with Ffiona of Ffire Photography. Debbie and Nadine Stadthaus were kind enough to get their Friesian horses, Annika and Pixie, ready and to River Ridge Equestrian Park for this magical shoot. Nadine was able to have the much desired photos in […]
To achieve any grand task by ones’ self is quite remarkable. I launched Living Equine as a one woman band. Sure I have had some paid help, collaborators and support, but the majority of business activities are carried out by yours truly. I believe this would classify me as a solopreneur. A solopreneur (if you […]
Living Equine is very proud to announce our newest subscriber; Sibelius Stables to our online equine hub. Sibelius Stables are a boutique and relaxed stable ran by a mother – daughter team out of the Hawkesbury, NSW. They specialise in: Coaching – lesson horses available, with opportunity to compete and have outings. Training/ Campaigning/ Restarting […]
Quickly growing in popularity is the horse sport of Team Penning. This sport requires 30 head of cattle to be marked with coloured collars or numbers in sets of 3, and placed at the “mob” end of the arena. Teams of 3 riders then attempt to cut out a set of 3 cattle each from […]
Hey all, Sharon at Framed In Mudgee and I, can see, hear and feel ourselves just how much the drought is effecting the majority of people. To help out heading into the silly season, this November and December, we are donating a percentage of the sales of our Horse Canvases and Framed Prints, as well […]
Being spring at the moment, it is peak wedding season! Being Equestrians, when it comes time for us to marry, we quite often like to include our love for horses within our special days. Whether it is the bride, the groom or both that adore equines, there are many ways other than having our horses […]
The next addition to Living Equine’s Equestrian Profiles, is well established Equine Health Practitioner, Neely Hopkins. EQUESTRIAN QUICK TEN 1) What made you fall in love with horses? I have always loved horses for as long as I can remember. My family had horses growing up, so it was genetic. 2) How long have you […]
