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The Country Escape: Where Garden Tourism Meets Horse Culture

The Country Escape: Where Garden Tourism Meets Horse Culture

Posted by By Devin Petit
A memorable country escape does not have to revolve around a single attraction. For travellers who appreciate nature and horses, the most rewarding trips can combine gardens, rural scenery, regional…
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Wildlife, Native Plants and Life Around Horse Properties

Wildlife, Native Plants and Life Around Horse Properties

Posted by By Devin Petit
Horse properties are part of larger landscapes shared with birds, insects, reptiles and other wildlife. The way land is managed can influence how these species use the surrounding environment. Native…
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Australian Racecourses Through a Landscape Lens

Australian Racecourses Through a Landscape Lens

Posted by By Devin Petit
A racecourse is more than a track on which horses compete. It is also a carefully managed landscape, bringing together turf, buildings, spectator spaces, access routes and the surrounding environment.…
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The Landscape Behind a Champion Racehorse

The Landscape Behind a Champion Racehorse

Posted by By Devin Petit
When a racehorse wins an important event, attention naturally turns to the jockey, trainer and horse. Yet a thoroughbred's story often begins years earlier, on a property far removed from…
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A Greener Future for Australian Horse Racing

A Greener Future for Australian Horse Racing

Posted by By Devin Petit
Horse racing depends on people, horses and the places where the industry operates. As environmental awareness grows, racing organisations and horse properties have opportunities to examine how they use water,…
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Gardens, Mountains and the Spirit of Country Living

Gardens, Mountains and the Spirit of Country Living

Posted by By Devin Petit
There is something special about the way gardens and mountain landscapes encourage people to slow down. A shaded path, a changing view across a valley or the sound of birds…
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Why Trees Matter on Australian Horse Farms

Why Trees Matter on Australian Horse Farms

Posted by By Devin Petit
Trees can transform a horse property. They break up open paddocks, provide landscape character and may offer useful shade and shelter when positioned appropriately. In Australia's varied climate, managing exposure…
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From Foal to Thoroughbred: Nature Behind the Bloodlines

From Foal to Thoroughbred: Nature Behind the Bloodlines

Posted by By Devin Petit
A thoroughbred's journey begins long before its first appearance on a racecourse. It starts with breeding decisions, careful attention to the mare and foal, and the daily work that supports…
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Beyond the Racecourse: Australia’s Enduring Love of Horses

Beyond the Racecourse: Australia’s Enduring Love of Horses

Posted by By Devin Petit
For many Australians, horses represent far more than speed, competition and sporting excitement. They are connected to rural traditions, family memories, agricultural work and a deep appreciation for the outdoors.…
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The Green Foundations of Australian Horse Country

The Green Foundations of Australian Horse Country

Posted by By Devin Petit
Australia's horse country is shaped by more than horses and racetracks. Rolling pastures, open paddocks, mature trees and carefully managed landscapes all contribute to the character of the country's equestrian…
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  • The Country Escape: Where Garden Tourism Meets Horse Culture
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  • Australian Racecourses Through a Landscape Lens
  • The Landscape Behind a Champion Racehorse
  • A Greener Future for Australian Horse Racing

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