Track & Thrive: Equi-Central Horse Agistment

21/06/2026

Oh max! 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️💕😂

17/06/2026

Always an exciting day to get stocked up on the essentials from The Equid Apothecary 🙌🏻
All horses here at Track and Thrive get weekly cleaning and clay packs with these two amazing herbal products designed especially for horses and hand made right here in Tasmania 🙌🏻💙
I’ve been using it to prevent thrush over wetter months and keep hooves clean and healthy all year round. 💯recommend 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Plus in this order I get to test out their new product which is a wound balm- the only problem is I do want to test it but I don’t have a wound to test it on 😂

07/06/2026

The boys are loving our newest addition Hyacinth in her daily meetings over the fence, it’s getting close to side by side paddock time! For the safety of all horses in the herd I always take time to introduce new horses.

31/05/2026

Welcome to the cutest Redhead 💕
We are very lucky to have the very pretty Hyacinth join our herd at Track and Thrive. Hyacinth will have a week to settle before we start integration into the herd. Needless to say the boys are very interested 😁💕🦄

29/05/2026

Shout out to all the partners ( commonly known in horse language as ‘horse husbands’) who support their horse addicted girlfriends, (wives or husbands ) who despite all the hard work, horse poo, wet days, mud and tears couldn’t imagine anything better than being surrounded by our heart horses 💕
This is Dan, feeder of hay, digger of drains, carrier of buckets, changer of rugs, holder of halters, leader of ropes and basically anything that is needed here at Track and Thrive. I did it alone before you, but it’s so much better doing it with you. 💕
Now I have someone who can hear me complaining about the p**p 🤷‍♀️😆💩🦄

27/05/2026

This

Do You See ME?
By Lynette Sutton

Do your eyes see the battle scars that lay inside my past?
Do you recall the men and boys who battled to the last?
Do you see me in harness– ploughing, harrowing a track?
Do you see little children, laughing, riding on my back

Do you see golden wheat fields that my great strength helped to grow or country schoolrooms full of kids we carried to and fro?
Do you see precious letters delivered from near and far?
We brought those too in wind and rain beneath our southern stars.

They set us free as gratitude for deeds so bold and true
We were the beast who carried you through history and new
We served you well and now you’re done, you say we have to go.
So what fate now awaits us? Do you really want to know?

To spend our final days in fields close by you would be great
a place to run or graze alongside our old lifelong mate.
Not chased by choppers with a rifleman sitting above.
Is this what we are destined for? An ending without love.

The saleyard has so many horses lined up in a row
and few will see the end of day or get a chance to grow.
The world now lacks compassion – to the slaughterhouse we’re sent
yet we are the beast of burden whose broad willing backs bent.

We helped to make your country; we helped to make your home
and worked for very little. Is this how you atone?

Do you see through my eyes?
Photo is Cooinbil Kosciuszko Brumby

27/05/2026

We spent the day in the rain digging in the drainage for the loafing yard.
I didn’t do it when I had the yard originally excavated as I wanted a full year to see which way the water wanted to drain naturally.
It’s working perfectly 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻😬

17/05/2026

Went hiking with Max, such a beautiful view 🙌🏻

28/04/2026

So many lovely trails to explore and work on liberty with horses. This morning I’m taking Billy out for a hike who actually loves his time away from the herd and having all the attention for himself 💕

08/04/2026

Horses are such herd animals, Max just had his feet trimmed and will always run, not walk back to his buddies 💙