21/07/2026
Horses are social creatures that live in a herd for their own safety. When we spend a lot of time with a horse we become part of their heard, so it’s important that they feel they can trust us.
Come and learn to ride in a friendly and supportive environment.
21/07/2026
Horses are social creatures that live in a herd for their own safety. When we spend a lot of time with a horse we become part of their heard, so it’s important that they feel they can trust us.
20/07/2026
We are super excited to roll out out new student training scale to students this term.
The aim of this is to help students to understand what skills they need to develop to progress their riding, and to provide a structured process for supporting our students grow as riders
Each level has 25 skills that must be demonstrated on three different horses, before the student can progress onto the next level.
Each level builds on the previous and shows that learning to ride is a constant process of improving and learning new skills
18/07/2026
Whatever your goal, finding the motivation to take that first step and then keep the momentum is always hard.
Yes anyone who has ever achieved their goals will tell you, consistent action makes things happen.
What are you going to achieve…..
One thing I've learned over the years is this...
Motivation is a feeling. And feelings come and go.
Some mornings you'll wake up excited to ride, train, study, go to the gym or chase your goals.
Other mornings you'll feel tired. Overwhelmed. Doubtful. Maybe even wonder why you started.
That's completely normal.
If we only act when we feel motivated, we'll spend more time waiting than growing.
Discipline isn't about being hard on yourself. It's about making a commitment to the future version of you.
It's showing up when nobody is watching. It's doing the boring bits. It's getting back on after a disappointing result. It's poo picking in the rain, setting the alarm at 2.45am for a show, squeezing in a ride after work, or reading one more chapter when your brain says "not today."
The funny thing is...
Action often creates motivation..
not the other way around.
So if today you don't feel motivated, don't panic.
Just take the next small step.
Your future self will thank you for the consistency you showed on the days you didn't feel like it. 💚
16/07/2026
Horses need to be with other horses. We are passionate about herd living and ensuring our horses are allowed to be horses
Through human domestication, horses have strayed so far from how they are meant to exist.
As a result, we see a far higher amount of stress behaviours, health issues, behavioural problems and more in domesticated horses.
Colic rates are far greater in horses who spend a lot of time in confinement and isolation.
Stall vices like cribbing and weaving have not been documented in free roaming feral horses and are consistently seen in far higher quantities in stables horses.
Horses who lack turnout tend to be more explosive, unpredictable and dangerous to handle.
Horses who do not get space to move on a regular basis in their free time are far more prone to soft tissue injury than horses who have access to adequate space.
Isolated horses see a lowered immune response.
Study after study for DECADES has consistently painted a picture of the reality for horses:
Confinement and isolation is damaging for herd animals.
And, yet, it is still commonplace for many horses to be stabled for 18-24 hours a day.
Many horses exist without ever having access to social turnout.
One of the most core features of who they are as a species — denied.
The time for a paradigm shift is long overdue.
Many of the issues humans experience with horses could be resolved completely or reduced in frequency and intensity simply by providing more species appropriate care.
We need to do better by horses.
Now is the time to discuss how to realistically apply needed changes to promote better welfare for horses.
13/07/2026
Just as not all horses learn the same way and enjoy the same activities, not all kids flourish in the mainstream school environment. So if you are looking for a fun, safe and supportive environment to assist your young person thrive, check out our programs below.
13/07/2026
Ever wanted to learn to horse ride?
Then come and join us for our Kids Riding 101 5 week course. Not only will you master all of the basic skills for riding, you will also learn key horsemanship skills such as grooming and leading.
Starts Sat 25th July 9 am
Book online - https://wannerooridingcentre.com.au/online-bookings/ola/services/kids-riding-101-course-july-26
13/07/2026
Fancy learning to ride or getting back in the saddle after years off?
Then come and join us for our Adult Riding 101 5 week course.
Not only will you master all of the basic skills for riding, you will also learn key horsemanship skills such as grooming and leading.
Starts Sat 25th July 11 am
Book online - https://wannerooridingcentre.com.au/online-bookings/ola/services/adult-101-riding-course-2
07/07/2026
We have a few places left on our horsey hangout this Thursday.
Book online - https://wannerooridingcentre.com.au/online-bookings/ola/services/horsey-hangout-2
07/07/2026
School Holiday Activities
Are you looking for something fun to keep the kids entertained this holidays? Come and join us for a full day camp or morning session. Enjoy time out in nature with the horses!
Book online - https://wannerooridingcentre.com.au/online-bookings
07/07/2026
Come and try out riding lessons and see if it's the sport for you.
Casual Lessons available Thur evening and Sat morning. Bookings can be made online - https://wannerooridingcentre.com.au/online-bookings
| Wednesday | 9am - 12am |
| Thursday | 9am - 12pm |
| 3:30pm - 6:30pm | |
| Friday | 9am - 12am |
| Saturday | 7am - 12am |
| Sunday | 7am - 12pm |