Talk about short notice!!!….due to the conveniences of modern technology we were informed on Tuesday last week that a mob of horses had been yarded on a station in central WA and were in the process of being sorted. The meat truck was arriving on the Saturday so any attempt to get some horses out had be sooner rather than later.
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Poppy, one of Gunnadorrah Tom Thumbs first foals is now 4 months old (just) and her colour continues to change. Read more…
Some of you know Poddy one of the Clayton station horses rescued a few months back. Well… Read more…
When horses arrive from the wild they have usually been rescued from a life or death situation, drought & changes of circumstance taking their toll on the welfare of the horse.
This is where we come in. Taking these desperate horses and turning them into something to be proud of.
Below are some pictures of a colt who arrived from Clayton Station. The station has been in the grip of a “one in a hundred year” drought…no rain for 8 year and still waiting. Read more…
This is a picture of poddy taken a couple of weeks ago, since this she has gone much darker in colour. She is doing well and is best friends with Poppy (see below).
