Gundy Park Equine Rehabilitation & Fitness Centre

21/09/2026

Different surfaces ask different questions of the horse.

Arena work, road exercise, beach work and treadmill sessions each provide their own type of loading and movement. When appropriate, using a considered mix can help prepare the horse for the conditions it will meet after returning home.

Surface choice should always reflect the horse’s diagnosis and current stage of work.

Contact Gundy Park Equine to discuss an individual program.

19/09/2026

A spelling horse still benefits from experienced daily observation.

Appetite, manure, legs, feet, movement and behaviour can all provide early clues when something has changed. Knowing what is normal for each horse makes the unusual easier to recognise.

Gundy Park Equine offers spelling alongside rehabilitation, recovery, fitness and hospital aftercare.

Send us a message to discuss your horse’s requirements and current availability.

18/09/2026

You have to love an early pregnancy, especially when it is to the exciting first-season Dubawi stallion, Delacroix!

This very tricky mare required plenty of care and expertise, so it is a wonderful result for everyone involved. Brilliant work by the whole team at Scone Equine Hospital

If you are planning to breed your mare this season, Gundy Park Equine can assist with both Thoroughbred and performance horse breeding.

With more than 25 years of experience across natural breeding, artificial insemination and embryo transfer, along with daily on-farm access to some of the country’s leading reproductive veterinarians, your mare will be in experienced hands.

Contact us to discuss your breeding plans for the season ahead.

17/09/2026

Hospital aftercare can be an important bridge between veterinary treatment and returning home.

Medication schedules, controlled movement, wound care and close observation may all be required during this stage. At Gundy Park Equine, we work with owners and treating veterinarians to support the individual horse’s recovery plan.

Send us a DM to discuss surgery aftercare or rehabilitation support.

15/09/2026

Thermal imaging does not diagnose an injury, but it can help identify temperature differences that deserve closer attention.

When used alongside hands-on assessment, veterinary findings and knowledge of the horse, it can provide another useful layer of information. It may also assist with monitoring changes during a program.

Concerned about how your horse is recovering or performing? Contact the Gundy Park Equine team.

13/09/2026

Our ECB Salt Water Treadmill, complete with weight scales & heart rate monitor, allows us to control several parts of a horse’s session.

Water depth, belt speed and workload can be adjusted according to the individual horse and its current program. The equipment also provides useful information such as weight and heart-rate data, helping the team observe how the horse is responding.

It is one tool within a carefully managed rehabilitation or conditioning program.

10/09/2026

What a cracking start to the breeding season at Gundy Park Equine!

Our first two babies are safely on the ground:

🐴 A sweet little grey So You Think c**t from a Poisir mare
🐴 A lovely Acrobat filly from a So You Think mare

With our first few dry mares already covered by 2 September, the season is well and truly underway.

The next arrivals are fast approaching, with foals due this month by Shinzo, Bivouac, State of Rest and Victor Ludorum. We cannot wait to meet them!

05/09/2026

03/09/2026

A rehabilitation program should change as the horse changes.

The work that suits a horse in the early stages may no longer be appropriate several weeks later. This is why regular assessment matters. It allows the workload, surfaces and therapies to be adjusted as the horse progresses.

There is no prize for rushing the process