Equine Facilitated Magic
More and more research is showing that close proximity to horses can change our brain wave patterns in a positive way. Candida Baker recently…
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The Past and the Present at the Lascaux Caves
Traveling in France, Candida Baker ticked an item off her ‘bucket list’, when she visited the Lascaux Caves… After a month in France in…
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Horses and humans – and the shadows between
Andi Neilands first solo exhibition is a powerful melding of pure emotion and technique, writes Candida Baker. There’s something so enticing about the drive…
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Sue Spence’s Horses Healing Humans goes international
If anybody had told Sue Spence that the gentle groundwork program she started as a result of her own anxiety, would end up as…
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The White Horses of the Camargue
It was a dream come true for Verandah Magazine publisher when she finally got to ride one of the famous white horses of the…
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75 – and she’s still tall in the saddle
If you’ve ever thought you were too old for riding lessons, head down to the Byron Bay Equestrian Centre on a Friday morning and…
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All the fun of the 2016 Bangalow Show for our Shot of the Week
Brooke Jarratt kicked up a storm in this year’s campdraft – coming second in the final on her beautiful strawberry roan Quarter le prix…
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Stalin shot horses, didn’t he?
Lismore photographer Andrew Sooby’s been on a bit of a road trip recently. “We were traveling through Broken Hill and we stopped at the…
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The plight of the Brumby and learning to listen…
As a brumby lover – and owner – Beate Sommer believes that the brumby is an Australian icon and should be protected. When I…
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Shiatsu and Acupuncture for Horses – the neighs have it…
Throughout history humans have used horses in every imaginable endeavour, writes acupuncturist Thomas Ebejer, who has made it part of his life’s work to…
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