Muskoka Farm

The thoroughbred industry is a major contributor to Australia’s regional economy. Horse breaking is a key part of the process, preparing race horses to be comfortable with bridles and saddles. It also helps prevent behavioural problems down the track.

Muskoka Farm is a one-of-a-kind facility that offers breaking/pre-training, spelling, and agistment services. The 280-acre property is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland and is constantly evolving its approach to horse care. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or  call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred industry contributes significantly to Australia’s regional economy and one of the most important processes is horse breaking, which prepares race horses to be comfortable in the bridle and saddle. Many trainers will break their own horses while others send them to a ‘horse-breaker’ who will do the job for a fee. This is an important step in the training process and can prevent behavioural problems down the track.

Toby Pracey is a world class horse breaker and has an impressive list of clients including Golden Slipper winners. He also owns Muskoka Farm, a world class pre training facility located near Gunderman. The 280-acre property offers breaking/pre training, spelling and agistment services.

Muskoka Farm is a world class pre training complex that is known for breeding and training champions of the track. It is also famous for its quarantine centre that has prepared horses for export to Hong Kong. The property is a favourite for John Moore, who recently sent a number of his Hong Kong runners to the farm, including Dance Hero, Sebring and Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente.

Toby Pracey, a world-class horse breaker whose clients include Golden Slipper winners, is renowned for his use of violence-free methods. He has also worked extensively in the United Kingdom, breaking racehorses for trainers. His one-of-a-kind facility offers breaking, pre-training, spelling, and agistment services. The 280-acre property is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, which allows Pracey to tailor care to the physiology of horses.

Pracey’s stable landed the biggest win of its burgeoning training career at Dubbo on Monday, with Brogans Creek proving too classy in the Winter Country Classic Final over 1900m. The Bianconi gelding made a promising debut in August, finishing second at Cowra and Scone.

The thoroughbred industry makes a major contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. But it’s not without its challenges. One of the most challenging is getting young horses to accept a bridle and saddle, which requires a skilled professional. The horse-breaking process is vital in preventing behavioural problems down the track.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s economy and supports thousands of jobs. As a result, the quality of horse training is a critical factor in the nation’s racing success. This is why world class facilities like Muskoka Farm are so important to the horse industry.

This 280-acre facility near Gunderman offers breaking/pre-training, spelling and agistment. Its pristine location, which is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, allows the farm to fine-tune its care approach to match race horses’ physiology. It also features a 2.4-kilometre crusher dust track and 10 large, fully-fenced paddocks. The complex also has a four-bedroom homestead, private jetty/pontoon and outdoor pool.

The farm’s equine team includes world-class trainer Toby Pracey, who uses violence-free methods to break in racehorses and prepare them for the track. He has a long list of clients, including Golden Slipper winners. He is also a master at barrier training, which involves desensitizing horses to cold metal and noise.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy, supporting thousands of jobs. One crucial aspect of this industry is horse breaking, which prepares racehorses to be comfortable in their bridles and saddles. This process can prevent behavioural problems later on.

Muskoka Farm is a world-class facility that fine tunes instinct and science. The 280-acre property is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland and offers breaking, pre training, spelling and agistment services. The one-of-a-kind complex also features a 2.4-kilometre crusher dust track, a large outdoor pool and two-bedroom guest house. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or  call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. One of the key aspects of the industry is horse breaking, which prepares racehorses to be comfortable in bridles and saddles. This process can prevent behavioural problems down the track.

Located near Gunderman, Muskoka Farm is a world-class spelling and pre training complex that offers breaking/pre-training, spelling, and agistment services. Its 280-acre property features five stable barns with 58 stables, 27 day yards, and 10 large, fully fenced spelling paddocks. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy, with stallion fees and sales profits supporting thousands of jobs. One crucial aspect of the industry is horse breaking, which prepares racehorses to be comfortable in their bridles and saddles. This process helps prevent behavioural problems later on.

Toby Pracey, a world class horse breaker, uses violence-free methods to break in horses and prepare them for trainers. His long list of clients includes Golden Slipper winners. He also specializes in barrier training, which can improve the strength of a racehorse while minimizing injuries.

Located near Wisemans Ferry, Muskoka Farm is a world class spelling and pre-training complex. The 280-acre property offers breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment. It is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, providing the ideal setting for tailoring care to the physiology of racehorses. The facility has five stable barns, a two-kilometer crusher dust track, 27 day yards and 10 large fenced paddocks. It also has a private jetty/pontoon and two-bedroom guest house.

Taking a horse from an animal that bucks at the sight of a human to one that will carry and obey a rider requires a special skill set. The team at Muskoka Farm, led by world class horse breaker Toby Pracey, uses violence-free methods to break in horses. They have a long list of clients, including Golden Slipper winners. They also have extensive experience in barrier training, which desensitizes horses to cold metal and noise.

The 280 acre property offers breaking/pre training, spelling and agistment. It is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, making it the perfect place to tailor care to the unique physiology of race horses. The facility has a 2.4 kilometer crusher dust track, 27 day yards, and 10 large fully-fenced paddocks.

Luke is an experienced track work rider and horse breaker who joined the Muskoka team 8 years ago. He is a quiet rider with excellent hands and timing, and gets exceptional results from his horses.

Natalie Jarvis is a horse trainer who could never imagine a life without horses. Her mother was killed by a stranger who she thought was one of her friends in October 2012. Natalie explains how she and her husband Luke run their training operation at the beautiful Swanley village in Kent.

The 280-acre world class facility offers breaking/pre training, spelling and agistment services. Its natural bushland location allows the farm to fine-tune its approach to horse care by tailoring it to each horse’s physiology. Its facilities include a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track, 27 day yards, and 10 large, fully-fenced paddocks.

The farm is famous for pre training some of the nation’s top gallopers. This includes Emancipation, Diamond Shower, Bint Marscay, and Sir Dapper. It also offers an equine health and rehabilitation program. This focuses on rehabilitating injured and sick horses by using non-invasive, safe, and effective methods. Its staff is highly qualified and provides individualized attention to each horse.

The thoroughbred breeding industry makes a huge contribution to Australia’s regional economy. Horse breaking is an essential part of this process, preparing racehorses to become comfortable with their bridle and saddles. This preparation can prevent behavioural problems later on.

The one-of-a-kind Muskoka Farm horse training NSW facility is located near Gunderman and offers world class capacity for breaking/pre-training, spelling, and agistment services. This 280-acre property is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, and includes five stable barns that can hold 58 horses at a time, a two-kilometer crusher dust track for pace work, 27 day yards, and 10 large, fully-fenced paddocks. The complex also features a private jetty/pontoon and a large outdoor pool. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Located in Wisemans Ferry, Muskoka Farm is a world class horse spelling and pre training facility. The 280 acre property offers breaking, agistment, and spelling services. Its seasoned track work riders and horse breakers use violence-free methods to prepare race horses for the track.

The team at Muskoka farm has proven time and again that their idyllic stress free location and State of the Art horse care is the perfect combination to maximize racing potential. They have broken and pre trained countless winners, including several Golden Slipper winners. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

When Les Young walked into the NSW Bloodhorse Breeders office in the 1960s to seek advice, he probably didn’t expect that half a century later he would be dispensing it. The seasoned horseman has made a significant contribution to thoroughbred breeding and racing, and continues to write on the subject for various publications.

One of his biggest contributions was the establishment of Muskoka Farm in Gunderman, near Wisemans Ferry, New South Wales. The 280-acre world class facility offers breaking/pre training, spelling and agistment. It is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, and its specialized care approach is tailored to the physiology of race horses.

The team at Muskoka Farm uses violence-free methods to prepare racehorses to become comfortable with bridles and saddles. They believe this is the key to developing a top-class racehorse. In addition to fostering the success of individual horses, the team has developed strong relationships with their clients. These relationships are based on mutual respect and trust, which is essential to the successful development of racehorses.

Jacqueline Mars is a long-time supporter of eventing, equestrian breeding and competition. She has continued her family's legacy of giving back to the community and is a leader in organic farming, conservation, women's education and the arts. She also promotes research on crop genetics' impact on biodiversity and stewardship programs.

She has made her farms in Florida and Virginia available for training sessions since 1995. She is the benefactor of the USET Foundation's Jacqueline B. Mars National Competition and Training Grants, which provide financial assistance to riders competing more than 1,500 miles from their home base. This year, grants were awarded to Sinead Halpin and her horse As You Like It for the Burghley CCI**** in England, as well as James Alliston and his horses Nemesis and Karma for the FEI Nations Cup Netherlands CCIO4*-NC-L in October.

The 280 acre Muskoka Farm horse spelling and training facility is located at 5738 Wisemans Ferry Road in Gunderman, NSW. It is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, offering an ideal environment for race horses. The facility was established by Bob and Wendy Lapointe in 1969 as a family retreat. It is now a world class spelling and pre-training complex.

The thoroughbred industry makes a huge contribution to Australia’s regional economy, and stallion fees and sales profits support thousands of jobs. One of the key steps in the breeding process is horse breaking, which helps young racehorses become comfortable with bridles and saddles.

The 280-acre Muskoka Farm offers a world class capacity for breaking/pre-training, spelling and agistment. The facility is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, allowing trainers to fine-tune their care approach to match the physiology of race horses. Its five stable barns can accommodate up to 58 horses, and it has 27 day yards, a two-bedroom guest house and large outdoor pool.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. Horse breaking is a key component of this industry, and Muskoka Farm offers world-class capacity for breaking/pre-training, spelling and agistment. This one-of-a-kind facility is located near Gunderman in NSW and surrounded by national parks and natural bushland.

It is operated by the Lapointe family and has been home to some of Australia’s most successful race horses. The 280-acre facility features five stable barns, 27 day yards, 10 large fully fenced paddocks, and many other amenities. In addition, the property offers all-weather sand tracks and hills for training purposes. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred breeding industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy. One of its most important components is the process of educating future race horses.

Located near Wisemans Ferry on the Hawkesbury River, Muskoka Farm is a world class spelling and pre-training facility. This 280 acre property offers breaking/pre-training, spelling and agistment and is also a registered AQIS quarantine facility. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

One of the world’s top horse spelling and pre training facilities, Muskoka Farm, is located on the Hawkesbury River in Gunderman, New South Wales. Bob Lapointe purchased the 280-acre property in 1969 and it has since grown to be known as a world class horse spelling and pre training facility.

The one-of-a-kind equine facility offers breaking, pre-training, and spelling services for race horses. Its specialized care approach is tailored to the physiology of race horses. The pristine complex includes five stable barns, 58 stables, 27 day yards, 10 large spelling paddocks, a high speed treadmill, private jetty/ponton, an outdoor pool, and two-bedroom guest house.

The facility also employs a world-class breaker, who uses violence-free methods to break the young race horses and prepare them for the track. The breaker has an impressive list of clients and his methods have been proven to be effective. He has helped to prepare many of the nation’s leading racehorses, including Emancipation, Diamond Shower, Marauding, Bint Marscay, Circles Of Gold, Dance Hero, and Might And Power.

The thoroughbred breeding industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy, with stallion fees and sales profits supporting thousands of jobs. One of the most crucial aspects of this business is horse breaking, which prepares racehorses to become comfortable with bridles and saddles. The team at Muskoka Farm uses violence-free methods to break young horses and prepare them for the racetrack. The 280-acre world class facility is located in Gunderman and is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. It offers breaking/pre-training, spelling, and agistment services. It features 58 stables in five stable barns, a two-kilometer crusher dust track and straight, 27 day yards, and 10 large fully-fenced spelling paddocks. It also has a four-bedroom main house, a two-bedroom guest house, and private jetty/pontoon.

Taking a horse from a wild animal that bucks at the sight of a human to an obedient and trained racehorse takes incredible skill and knowledge. The boarding experience at Muskoka Farm is a chance to learn and interact with the resident horses and ponies – many of them rescued or retired – as they work on track work, exercise, and grooming.

The horse breaking experience is one of the most important parts of any racehorse’s development. It prepares them to be comfortable under the bridle and saddle, which prevents behavioural problems later in their career. Located on the Hawkesbury River in Gunderman, New South Wales, Muskoka Farm offers a world class horse spelling and training facility. Named after the renowned Canadian lake district, it is home to an all weather sand track and two kilometer hill trails. It is also equipped with a high speed treadmill and equine pool.

The 280 acre property includes five stable barns, 58 stables and 27 day yards. It has a 2400m crusher dust track, 2000m turf track and high speed treadmill. It also has a private jetty/pontoon and an outdoor pool, as well as a four bedroom main homestead, a two-bedroom guest house, and a two story facility manager’s house. The property is a top-tier Thoroughbred pre-training facility and offers breaking, spelling and agistment services.

The thoroughbred industry makes a substantial contribution to Australia’s economy and supports thousands of jobs. However, becoming a trainer takes more than just passion and a love for horses. It also requires a lot of education and training. The assistance offered by Muskoka Farm can make a world of difference in the success of your race horse.

Located near Wisemans Ferry, this world class facility offers breaking/pre-training, spelling and agistment. The 280-acre property is surrounded by notable national parks and natural bushland. Its facilities include five stable barns with 58 stables, 27 day yards, 10 large fenced spelling paddocks and a two-kilometer crusher dust track. The property also features a private jetty/pontoon, an outdoor pool and a two bedroom guest house. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred industry is a major contributor to Australia’s regional economy. Horse breaking is an important part of preparing racehorses to become comfortable in bridles and saddles, which prevents behavioural problems down the track.

Located near Gunderman, Muskoka Farm is a world class facility that offers breaking, spelling and agistment. This 280-acre complex features five stable barns with 58 stables, a two-kilometer crusher dust track, 27 day yards and 10 large spelling paddocks. It also includes a high speed treadmill and private jetty/pontoon. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Located in Gunderman, Muskoka Farm is surrounded by natural bushland and national parks and is one of the world’s best horse spelling and training facilities. Its 280 acres provide the perfect location for fine-tuning the science of race horse care. The facility offers breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment services for thoroughbred horses.

The Thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. One of the most important aspects of the industry is horse breaking, which prepares racehorses for a bridle and saddle. Getting this process right helps prevent behavioural problems down the line.

The property features five stable barns with 58 stables, 27 day yards and 10 large, fully-fenced spelling yards. It also has a private jetty/pontoon, outdoor pool and two bedroom guest house. Inglis Rural Property is handling the sale of this unique, one-of-a-kind property.

Taking a young horse from an animal that bucks at the sight of a bridle to one that can carry and obey a rider takes a rare skill set. That’s the task of trainers like Toby Pracey who uses violence-free methods to break in horses. He has broken in countless group 1 winners, including Dan Excel and Redzel. He’s also a specialist in barrier training, desensitizing horses to cold metal and noise.

Located near Wisemans Ferry, Muskoka Farm is a world class pre-training facility. It offers breaking, spelling and agistment as well as being a registered AQIS quarantine operation. This 280-acre property is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland and is the perfect environment to tailor care to match the physiology of race horses. It features a 2.4 kilometre crusher dust track and straight as well as an arena & round yard and 10 large spelling paddocks. The pristine complex is close to Gosford, Wisemans Ferry and about 80 minutes from Sydney’s major racetracks.

The 280-acre Muskoka Farm has housed many a splurge-worthy thoroughbred, and is renowned as one of the world’s best pre-training facilities. In fact, some of the horses that have been broken in or trained here have gone on to win races around the globe.

Geography drove history in the Muskoka area, as the lake chains and ubiquitous rocks made the land hard to penetrate. Even though it was well suited to hunting and trapping, early settlers found that the soil was too dense for farming.

Today, the rich natural environment and robust ecological diversity that is the foundation of a healthy economic economy in Muskoka are at risk. The District of Muskoka is working with its thirteen municipalities (Mayor, Chair and Reeve) and other community stakeholders to develop a plan for protecting our unique environment. Among the activities underway is an open community-based Listening Session to take place on May 30th. Click here to learn more.

Located near Gunderman in New South Wales, Muskoka Farm is one of the country's most respected pre training facilities. The 280 acre property is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, making it an ideal location for fine-tuning care to match the physiology of race horses. The facility has world class capacity for breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment. It also has a private jetty/pontoon, outdoor pool, five stable barns and two bedroom guest house.

The training program at Muskoka Farm is geared towards teaching racehorses to be comfortable in their bridles and saddles. The trainers use violence-free methods to break the young horses and teach them the basics of horse racing. This is especially important for avoiding behavioural problems in the future. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy, supporting thousands of jobs. One crucial aspect is horse breaking, which prepares racehorses to be comfortable in bridles and saddles, helping prevent behavioural problems later on.

Located near Gunderman, Muskoka Farm is a world class spelling and pre-training complex surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. The one-of-a-kind facility offers breaking/pre training, spelling and agistment services. It includes a five stable barns, a 2.8 kilometer crusher dust track, 27 day yards and 10 large fully-fenced paddocks. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The equine team at Muskoka Farm is highly trained and experienced. They use violence-free methods to teach the horses how to carry and obey a rider. They also regularly update their care routines so that they can tailor them to the needs of each horse.

Located in Gunderman, New South Wales, the facility is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. The 280-acre property offers breaking, pre training, spelling and agistment services. The facility is also home to a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track and 10 large, fully fenced paddocks. In addition, it has a helipad, a private jetty/ponton and a two-bedroom guest house.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. The horse breaking process is an important part of this industry, and it is essential to prepare racehorses for life in the bridle and saddle. Using violence-free methods, the team at Muskoka Farm teaches horses how to behave under a bridle and saddle, preventing behavioural issues later in their careers.

The thoroughbred industry makes a huge contribution to Australia’s regional economy, with stallion fees and sales profits supporting thousands of jobs. However, the industry isn’t without its challenges. One of the most critical aspects is horse breaking, which prepares racehorses to be comfortable in bridles and saddles. This is often done by a highly skilled professional to prevent behavioural problems later on.

The equine team at Muskoka Farm is headed by top-class trainer Toby Pracey, who uses violence-free methods to break in horses. He has a proven track record, including group 1 winners Dan Excel and Redzel. He also specializes in barrier training, which desensitizes horses to cold metal and noise.

The 280-acre facility near Wisemans Ferry on the Hawkesbury River offers breaking/pre-training, spelling and agistment services. It is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. Its state-of-the-art facilities include five stable barns, a two-bedroom guest house, 27 day yards, a private jetty/pontoon and an outdoor pool.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy, with stallion fees and sales profits supporting thousands of jobs. One crucial aspect of the industry is horse breaking, which prepares racehorses to be comfortable in bridles and saddles. This process is typically done by a professional and can help prevent behavioural problems later on.

Located near Wisemans Ferry, New South Wales, Muskoka Farm is one of the country’s most prestigious complexes for horse training. Its 280 acres offer world class capacity for breaking, pre-training, spelling, and agistment. The facility is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, and includes a private jetty/pontoon, large outdoor pool, and two-bedroom guest house.

The facility’s equine team is led by top-class trainer Toby Pracey, who uses violence-free methods to break in horses. He has also trained a number of group 1 winners, including Dan Excel and Redzel. In addition, he has extensive experience with barrier training, which is used to desensitize horses to cold metal and noise.

Located near Gunderman in New South Wales, Muskoka Farm horse training NSW offers world class capacity for breaking, pre-training, spelling, and agistment. Its 280-acre property is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, which provides an ideal setting for fine-tuning care to match the physiology of race horses. The one-of-a-kind complex also features a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track, two-kilometer grass track for pace work, and 10 large, fully-fenced paddocks.

The facility is owned by Bob and Wendy Lapointe, who have built it into a leading spelling and pre-training complex. Their clients include high-profile trainers like Natalie Jarvis, who has produced impressive winners such as Tainted Affair and Queen of Manhattan. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy, with stallion fees and sales profits supporting thousands of jobs. Horse breaking is an essential part of this process, helping the race horses become comfortable in their bridles and saddles and preventing behavioural problems later on.

Located near Wisemans Ferry, New South Wales, Muskoka Farm is a world class pre training facility. The 280-acre property offers breaking, spelling, and agistment services. Its facilities include five stable barns, 27 day yards, 10 large fully fenced paddocks and a two-bedroom guest house. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. Horse breaking is an important part of this industry, preparing racehorses to become comfortable in the bridle and saddle and helping to prevent behavioural issues later on.

Mars owns an estimated one-third of Mars Inc, the candy, food and pet care company founded by her grandfather and best known for its Milky Way and Snickers bars. She is a longtime supporter of the USEA and serves on several committees and task forces.

Mars’s Stonehall Farm in The Plains, Virginia is home to her small breeding program. Her eventers Winter’s Tale, The Native and Prince Panache have put in brilliant performances as members of the U.S. eventing team. Nicholson and Landmark’s Monte Carlo (Formula One x Glamour) competed at the five-star level in 2023. Clarke helps select stallions to pair with Mars’ mares, and they breed three to four foals per year.

A horse that is being prepared for a race will be exercised in various ways. This can include walking, hacking on varied terrain and sprinting. The horse will also learn how to respond to rider aids and follow barrier procedures. It is important to prepare the horse for the race by training it early.

Bob Lapointe owns and operates Muskoka Farm, a world class spelling and pre-training complex located near Wisemans Ferry in New South Wales. This 280 acre property features five stable barns, 58 spelling paddocks, and a two kilometer track for pace work. It also has a two bedroom guest house and facility manager’s cottage.

The farm’s name is a reference to the renowned Canadian lake district. It has been in operation since 1969. Currently, it houses over 180 horses. The facility is home to a number of top notch trainers and has an excellent reputation. The horses are carefully cared for and treated with the utmost respect.

The 280 acre world class facility is located in Gunderman on the Hawkesbury River and is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. It offers breaking/pre training, spelling and agistment services, along with being a registered AQIS quarantine operation. The farm also has a four-bedroom period homestead, two-bedroom guest house, private jetty/pontoon, in-ground pool, helipad and facility manager’s cottage.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. One of the most important aspects of the industry is horse breaking, which prepares racehorses to be comfortable in the bridle and saddle.

The farm has produced many stars of the turf including November Rain, Emancipation, Handy Proverb, Bint Marscay, Dance Hero, Theseo, Sir Dapper and Grand Armee, as well as local and international Group 1 winners such as Dance Zero, Inspiration, Trust Me Bet and Squamosa. This is a highly successful commercial operation and a must see for anyone serious about buying a top quality spelling and pre-training complex.

Located at Wisemans Ferry on the Hawkesbury River, Muskoka Farm is a world class spelling and pre-training facility that also offers yearling education. Its 280 acre property is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland and has state-of-the-art facilities. These include a 2400m crusher dust track, a 2000m grass track for pace work, an equine pool and high speed treadmill. The facility is also staffed by an experienced track work rider and a barn foreman.

The farm uses violence-free methods to break racehorses, allowing them to get comfortable with their bridles and saddles before entering the racing industry. This approach helps prevent behavioural problems down the track. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Muskoka Farm is a world class horse breeding and training facility located in Gunderman. Surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, the 280 acre property is renowned for its world class Thoroughbred spelling, pre training and agistment facilities and has an extraordinary track record of producing racehorses.

The barn foreman is responsible for all aspects of horse care and maintenance. This includes cleaning, feeding and mucking out stables. The position also requires a high level of physical fitness. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.  

The 280-acre property is a world class thoroughbred facility that offers spelling, pre-training and agistment. It is a registered AQIS quarantine facility that is surrounded by national parks and bushland. It has five stable barns, 27 day yards for horses in work and a high speed treadmill. It also has a large outdoor pool, private jetty/pontoon and staff cottages.

In addition to the usual ground work, the horse will learn to carry weight on their back and understand barrier procedures. They will also be taught to respond to rider aids. In the end, these skills will help them become better racehorses.

The prestigious Muskoka Farm is a world class thoroughbred facility located in Wisemans Ferry, New South Wales. Its pristine 280-acre location offers state-of-the-art horse care and a stress free environment to maximize racing potential. The farm is home to many of Australia’s top trainers and is the preferred spelling facility for Thoroughbreds heading for Hong Kong.

Breaking is a form of Hip-Hop dance that combines elements of dancing, gymnastics, martial arts, and acrobatics. Its popularity has risen rapidly around the world. The underlying goal of breaking is to train the body in order to perform various tricks and moves. It is a difficult art, but it can be learned by anyone who has a desire to learn and the dedication to practice.

As a pre training facility, Muskoka Farm offers state-of-the-art horse care and a stress free environment to maximize race horse potential. The 280 acre property, located in Gunderman near Wisemans Ferry in New South Wales, is surrounded by natural bushland and national parks. It features five stable barns, a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track, 10 large fenced paddocks and a facility manager cottage. It also boasts a four-bedroom main house, two-bedroom guest house, private jetty/pontoon and lap pool.

Ideally positioned on the Hawkesbury River, the equine paradise is just 80 minutes from Sydney. Known as a one-of-a-kind thoroughbred facility, the stunning Muskoka Farm is a must-see for serious race horse enthusiasts.

The 280 acre farm is a world class thoroughbred facility for yearlings and horses being prepared to race. Located in Gunderman along the Hawkesbury River, the farm is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. It offers breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment. It also has a 2.4-kilometre crusher dust track and 10 large fenced paddocks. A lap pool and 16 horse walker are also available on the property.

A poor emigrant comes out to Muskoka firmly believing it to be a veritable “Land of Promise” flowing with milk and honey, an El Dorado where the virgin soil only requires a slight scratching to yield a cent. He may indeed find, after four or five years, hard work, privation and many hardships, but he can be quite certain that well-directed energy and unflagging industry will after all secure him a position of competence, if not of affluence. He will then be able to leave to his children an inheritance and a position which would have been almost impossible of attainment in the old country.

A world class thoroughbred facility, Muskoka Farm is located near Wisemans Ferry on the Hawkesbury River. Its 280-acre site is surrounded by natural bushland and national parks, providing the ideal environment for its specialized approach to horse training. It has a state-of-the-art breaking facility, a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track, and 10 large fenced paddocks. It also has a three-bedroom main house, a two-bedroom guest house, and a staff cottage.

The facility offers a range of services for owners and trainers. These include a 24-hour helipad, a boat shed, a private jetty/ponton, and a swimming pool. It also has a high-speed treadmill and a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, which promote wound healing and post-race recovery. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.  

During pre training, race horses build up their stamina and learn how to follow barrier procedures. They also become comfortable with bridles and saddles. They are broken by world-class breaker using violence-free methods.

Located near Wisemans Ferry on the Hawkesbury River, Muskoka Farm is a world class spelling and pre-training facility. The 280-acre property offers breaking, spelling and agistment services. It is surrounded by natural bushland and national parks. It has five stable barns, 27 day yards and 10 large fully fenced spelling paddocks. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Located near Wisemans Ferry on the Hawkesbury River, Muskoka Farm is one of the world's leading pre-training facilities. It's a highly respected breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment operation held in high regard by Australia's leading trainers. It includes a stunning four-bedroom homestead overlooking the arresting Hawkesbury River, helipad, private jetty/pontoon and large outdoor pool, as well as a two-bedroom guest house and facility manager's cottage.

The farm's training operation is run by Tony Newing, a world-class horse trainer known for using violence-free methods. He has many clients, including Golden Slipper winners, and has an excellent track record for breaking young horses and preparing them for the racetrack. The farm also has a staff of experienced horse handlers and horse breakers. These are trained to ensure that the horses are safe and comfortable at all times. They are also trained to work with a variety of different types of horse breeds and races. They are also responsible for grooming and preparing the horses to train.

The thoroughbred breeding industry is a significant contributor to Australia’s regional economy, with stallion fees and sales profits supporting thousands of jobs. One of the most important aspects of this industry is horse breaking, which is the process of preparing young racehorses to become comfortable in the bridle and saddle. This is done by an experienced trainer who teaches the horses basic manners and prepares them for the track.

The farm is located near Gunderman on the Hawkesbury River and surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. The 280 acre site offers breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment services and is a registered AQIS quarantine facility. It also features a 2.4-kilometre crusher dust track and 10 large fenced paddocks. It can accommodate up to 180 horses and includes a four-bedroom main homestead, two-bedroom guest house, lap pool and facilities manager’s cottage.

The training team at Muskoka Farm consists of seasoned professionals with extensive international experience. For example, trainer Adrienne Clarke has worked in England and Newmarket for eight years and has extensive knowledge of the European racehorses. She also has a strong work ethic and is constantly seeking improvements in her methods.

The thoroughbred industry contributes significantly to Australia’s regional economy. Stallion fees and sales profits support thousands of jobs in related industries. The team at Muskoka Farm is dedicated to ensuring that horses receive the best care possible and are in a stress free environment. They are experienced in combining state-of-the-art horse care with a unique location to maximize racing potential.

The 117-hectare property has been extensively improved into a world class spelling and pre training facility. It can accommodate up to 180 racehorses and is equipped with facilities for breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment, as well as being a registered AQIS quarantine facility.

The 280-acre property overlooks the Hawkesbury River and is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. It has five stable barns, 27 day yards, a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track, grass tracks for pace work and 10 large fully fenced spelling paddocks. It also has a two-bedroom guest house, helipad and private jetty/pontoon.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy, with stallion fees and sales profits supporting thousands of jobs. Horse breaking is an important part of the industry, preparing racehorses to be comfortable in the bridle and saddle. This process can also help prevent behavioural issues that may arise later on.

Tim Clark is a highly experienced track work rider and horse breaker. He uses a gentle approach to training and believes in natural horsemanship. He has a great client list and an impressive track record. He has been a foreman at Muskoka Farm for years and is well-known for his ability to prepare yearlings for the track. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Muskoka Farm is one of the world's most prestigious pre training facilities. The facility has an impressive list of amenities, including a state-of-the-art all weather sand track.

The farm is ideally located, only 90 minutes from Randwick and Rosehill. It also features a 10 large, fully-fenced paddocks and a high speed treadmill. To know more about pre training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The Namparra-based trainer’s stable will be represented at Gosford by the Animal Kingdom filly Tainted Affair in the Simonds Homes Maiden Handicap and the Shooting To Win gelding Camp Rifle in the Moree Cup. She will also take a chance with the four-year-old mare Balmaceda in the Treasury Wine Estates Conditional Benchmark 70 Handicap over 1900m.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s economy and supports thousands of jobs. Horse breaking is a crucial component of this industry, preparing racehorses to become comfortable in the bridle and saddle and helping to prevent behavioural problems down the track.

Toby Pracey is a world class horse breaker who uses violence-free methods to prepare racehorses for the track. He has a long list of clients, including Golden Slipper winners. He owns Muskoka Farm, a one-of-a-kind world class spelling and pre training complex located near Gunderman, an hour’s drive inland from Sydney CBD. This 280-acre property offers breaking/pre training, spelling and agistment services and is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. It features a two-kilometer crusher dust track, 27 day yards and 10 large spelling paddocks, as well as a private jetty/pontoon and helipad.

Located on the Hawkesbury River, Muskoka Farm is one of the world’s leading pre-training facilities. It offers breaking, spelling, and agistment and is home to a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track and 10 large fenced paddocks. The property also has a large outdoor pool and a private jetty/pontoon.

Founded in the seventies by businessman Bob Lapointe, Muskoka has a rich heritage with Group 1 winners including November Rain, Emancipation, Handy Proverb and Dance Hero. More recently, the Namparra-based establishment has prepped the likes of Redzel and Sebring for international success.

The 280 acre Muskoka Farm is the ideal location for a thoroughbred breeding and training operation. The facility is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. It has a 24-hour helipad, hyperbaric oxygen chamber, and a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track. Its equine facilities include five stable barns, a two-bedroom guest house, and a private jetty/pontoon. Its specialized care program helps ensure healthy conditioning for horses. This allows them to perform at their peak on race day.

The 280 acre equine breeding and training farm is home to world class breaking, pre-training, spelling, and agistment. It is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland. It also has a state of the art all-weather sand track and a large outdoor pool. Jacqueline and Sid work with a team of specialists to ensure healthy conditioning for their horses.

The Thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to the Victorian and national economies, with stallion fees and yearling sales providing key contributors. It also supports thousands of jobs in related industries. To know more about pre training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Muskoka Farm is a world class pre-training facility near Wisemans Ferry in NSW. This 280-acre equine establishment offers breaking, spelling and agistment. It is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland.

The farm employs a world-class horse breaker, Toby Pracey, who uses violence-free methods. He has worked with a number of Golden Slipper winners and is known for preparing race horses quickly. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Horse Training NSW offers a range of services, including riding and horse management courses. Their instructors are trained and certified and their facilities are top-notch. They also offer equine veterinary care and other essential services. The best part is that their services are affordable and convenient.

Georgie moved to Australia on a working holiday visa and has since developed her Australian stock riding skills and Natural Horsemanship techniques. Her background includes riding classically, managing a polocrosse training and breeding stud, mustering cattle on horses and working in the local veterinary industry.

TAFE NSW Richmond College offers a number of horse course qualifications, including a farriery apprenticeship and an Advanced Certificate in Horse Training. These courses give students the skills and knowledge to work across a variety of sectors within the equine industry, and are nationally standardised so that you can move between states without having to upgrade your qualification. The program provides a unique blend of theoretical and practical learning, from horse-breaking clinics to polo grooming.

Located near Gunderman in NSW, Muskoka Farm is a world class horse spelling facility. It offers breaking, pre-training and agistment services. The 280-acre property features 58 stables, 27 day yards, and 10 large fully fenced paddocks. It also includes a two-bedroom guest house, four-bedroom homestead and facilities manager’s cottage. Its specialized care program ensures that horses are fit for racing. Its 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track and two-kilometre grass track are ideal for pace work. The property also has a 16-horse walker and lap pool.

Many local restaurants have embraced the farm-to-table movement in Muskoka. They offer delicious, locally-sourced food to visitors and residents alike. These establishments are a welcome addition to the community, and their cozy ambiance and commitment to sustainability adds to the overall appeal of this picturesque region. Living close to these restaurants makes it easy for you to enjoy fresh, locally-sourced meals.

Mars Australia produces pet care products, chocolate, gum and frozen foods. It is a family-owned business with a 100 year history in Australia. Mars also operates a global network of retail stores and wholesale distributors. Its brands include Pedigree and Whiskas. Mars has a presence in more than 50 countries around the world.

Muskoka Farm is a world class horse breeding and training facility located on the Hawkesbury River in Gunderman, New South Wales. The 280 acre property is surrounded by natural bushland and includes five stable barns and 58 stables. It also has a two-bedroom guest house and a large outdoor pool.

The facility offers a variety of services, including breaking, pre-training and spelling. It is staffed by experienced trainers and has a strong client base that includes international and Sydney-based clients. It is an ideal place to fine-tune the conditioning of a race horse. It also boasts a 2.4-kilometre crusher dust track and a specialized training program.

Located near Gunderman in NSW, Muskoka Farm is one of the world’s most advanced pre-training facilities. The 280-acre property offers breaking, spelling, and agistment services, and is constantly refining its methods to best suit the physiology of race horses. The farm is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, which allows it to fine-tune its care approach with the science of horse racing in mind.

Tony Newing is a world-class trainer who uses violence-free methods to break and prepare racehorses for the track. He has many clients, including Golden Slipper winners. Recently, his gallopers such as Social Pirate and Charging Clear have been successful at the Grafton Carnival. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Located in Wisemans Ferry on New South Wales’ central coast, Muskoka Farm is a world-class pre-training facility that fine tunes instinct and science. The 280 acre property is surrounded by natural bushland and offers breaking, pre-training, spelling, and agistment services. It also has a private jetty/pontoon and an outdoor pool.

Jacqueline Boehm and her husband Sid own and operate Muskoka Farm, a world class pre-training facility. The farm is located in Gunderman, New South Wales and is surrounded by bushland. It has a range of amenities, including 10 large fully fenced paddocks, a two-kilometer grass track for pace work, and a crusher dust track. It also has a tack room, wash stall, and three-bedroom brick home. The farm is able to accommodate up to 200 horses. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Toby Pracey was born into a horse breaking family and has been breaking in horses professionally since the age of 15. He is a world class horse breaker whose clients include Golden Slipper winners. He uses violence-free methods to break racehorses and prepare them for the track. This is an important step in the thoroughbred industry, as it helps a horse become comfortable with its bridle and saddle, preventing behavioral problems later on.

Located near Gunderman in NSW, Muskoka Farm is a world class facility that offers breaking, pre-training, spelling and agistment services. Its state-of-the-art facilities include a two-kilometer crusher dust track, 27 day yards and 10 large fully-fenced paddocks. The 280-acre property also has a four-bedroom homestead, two-bedroom guest house and a facilities manager’s cottage.

Tim O’Reilly founded O’Reilly Media with the simple business plan of “interesting work for interesting people.” He is an advocate of open source and promotes the idea that companies should create more value than they capture.

Located in Wisemans Ferry on the Central Coast of NSW, Muskoka Farm is one of the world’s best pre training facilities. Surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, this unique 280 acre property is home to five stable barns, 58 stables, a two-bedroom guest house, an outdoor pool, and private jetty/ponton. The property is a must-see for anyone interested in horse racing.

Newing trains a number of horses for local trainers and has a good chance to win at The Entertainment Grounds on Thursday with his front running Animal Kingdom filly Tainted Affair in the Simonds Homes Maiden Handicap over 1200m. He also has a strong chance with the four-year-old Balmaceda in the Treasury Wine Estates Conditional Benchmark 70 Handicap over 1900m.

Newing’s operation is a family affair with his wife Stacey being “full time” and their children Richard and Angus showing a keen interest in the horses. He is particularly proud of his success with the Magic Millions winner Charmed Princess who won the Grafton Guineas.

The thoroughbred industry is a major contributor to Australia’s regional economy. One of its most important aspects is horse breaking, which prepares racehorses to be comfortable in the bridle and saddle. This process also helps prevent behavioural problems down the line. Toby Pracey is a world class horse breaker who uses violence-free techniques and has a long list of clients, including Golden Slipper winners. He owns Muskoka Farm, a one-of-a-kind facility that offers breaking, pre training, spelling and agistment services.

Located on the Hawkesbury River, Muskoka Farm is surrounded by beautiful bushland and is ideal for fine-tuning the care of race horses. The property is home to 58 stables, five stable barns and 10 large, fully-fenced paddocks. It also features a private jetty/pontoon, helipad and two-bedroom guest house. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred breeding industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy. Its stallion fees and sales profits support thousands of jobs.

Located at Wisemans Ferry on New South Wales’ central coast, Muskoka Farm is a world class spelling and pre training facility that fine tunes instinct and science. Its 280 acre property offers breaking, pre training, spelling and agistment services. It also has a 2.4 kilometer crusher dust track, 27 day yards and 10 large, fully fenced spelling paddocks. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s economy and supports thousands of jobs. Horse breaking is an essential part of this industry, preparing racehorses to become comfortable in the bridle and saddle and helping prevent behavioural problems down the track.

Located in Gunderman and surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, Muskoka Farm is a world class facility that offers breaking, pre-training, spelling, and agistment services. The 280-acre property has five stable barns with 58 stables and 27 day yards, as well as 10 large, fully-fenced spelling paddocks. It also has a two-bedroom guest house, helipad, and private jetty/pontoon.

Owner Toby Pracey is a world-class horse breaker with a long list of clients, including Golden Slipper winners. He uses violence-free methods to break horses and develops a strong bond with them. His goal is to make them as relaxed as possible before they go on the track. This way, they will perform at their optimum level.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. Horse breaking is an essential part of this industry, preparing racehorses to be comfortable in the bridle and saddle and preventing behavioural problems down the road.

Muskoka Farm is a world class facility located in Gunderman, New South Wales. The property is surrounded by the Hawkesbury River and is home to some of the country’s most talented trainers. It offers a full range of services, including breaking and pre training.

The 280 acre farm boasts three tracks (1000m sand, 2900m crusher dust and 240m turf), 70 boxes, day yards, spelling yards, a two bedroom guest house and a private jetty/pontoon. It also has a fail safe water supply, helipad and permanent garden irrigation. Tim Clarke, the facility manager, is an experienced track work rider with a good eye for a horse. He has worked at Muskoka Farm for eight years.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. Horse breaking is an essential part of the industry, preparing young racehorses to be comfortable in the bridle and saddle. This helps to prevent behavioural problems down the track.

Located near Gunderman in NSW, Muskoka Farm is a world class spelling and pre training facility. Its 280 acres are surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, providing horses with a peaceful environment. The facility offers breaking, spelling and agistment services and can accommodate up to 200 horses. It also features a five-bedroom homestead, helipad, private jetty/pontoon and an outdoor pool.

This prestigious facility is managed by Toby Pracey, a world-class horse breaker whose clients include Golden Slipper winners. He uses violence-free methods to break horses quickly and minimize injuries. This allows them to recover more quickly from exercise and is a key step in a successful career as a race horse.

The Thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy and supports thousands of jobs. Stallion fees and sales profits contribute significantly to the total income of the industry.

Muskoka Farm is a world class spelling and pre-training facility in Wisemans Ferry on the Hawkesbury River an hour inland from Sydney CBD. It offers breaking/pre-training, spelling and agistment and is also a registered AQIS quarantine facility. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Surrounded by the Hawkesbury River, Muskoka Farm is one of the world’s leading pre training facilities. It offers breaking, spelling and agistment and also has impressive facilities including a 2.4 kilometre crusher dust track, 16-horse walker and lap pool.

Inglis Rural Property is handling the sale of the one-of-a-kind facility, which features five stable barns with 58 stables, 27 day yards and 10 large fully fenced spelling paddocks. The facility can accommodate up to 200 horses. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The 280-acre Muskoka Farm pre training facility is located in Gunderman, NSW and is one of the most prestigious race horse spelling facilities. It offers a number of lucrative options for customers, including breaking, pre-training, and agistment. The property also houses a state-of-the-art export quarantine facility.

A 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track and 2-kilometer grass track for pace work are among the many amenities that make this world-class facility unique. The property also features a private jetty/pontoon, an outdoor pool, and 58 stables.

Whether you’re looking to purchase a top flight yearling or just want to see your favorite horse in action, this is the place to go. The staff at Muskoka Farm will take care of all your needs and will give you the best chance to see a racehorse in its prime. Having the right attitude is important when working as a stable hand, and you’ll need to be able to follow a daily routine.

With a stunning 2000m track, 58 stables and day yards, and a private pontoon, the 280-acre Muskoka Farm offers the perfect setting to fine tune your race horse. Surrounded by pristine natural bushland, the specialized equine facility is home to some of Australia’s best trainers.

Inglis Rural Property is handling the sale of this one-of-a-kind property, which includes five stable barns with a total of 58 stables, 27 day yards for horses in work, and a 2.4 kilometer crusher dust track and high speed treadmill. The deluxe facility also includes a lap pool, helipad, two-bedroom guest house and a two-bedroom facility manager’s residence.

The world-class spelling and pre-training facility can accommodate up to 180 horses. It has a reputation for producing top-class gallopers, including the champions November Rain and Emancipation and more recent local Group 1 winners such as Dance Hero and Handy Proverb. It is also a registered AQIS quarantine facility and a member of the Inglis Ready2Race program.

The farm is situated on the Hawkesbury River at Gunderman in NSW and was originally purchased in 1969 by Bob & Wendy Lapointe. It has since been improved into a world class spelling and pre training facility comprising 117 hectares that can accommodate up to 180 horses. The property has a wealth of facilities including a two-kilometre crusher dust track, an eight-lane grass track for pace work and a high tech treadmill. It also has a four-bedroom home, a two-bedroom guest house, five stable barns and a three-bay covered arena.

Located an hour south of Sydney, the facility has modern training equipment and is a pristine location. It offers breaking and pre training for racehorses, as well as horse spelling paddocks. The facility is also home to a number of top trainers. The farm also hosts a number of events and races throughout the year. These include the Inglis Ready2Race Sale. It also offers a comprehensive program for yearlings and two-year-olds.

As one of Australia’s leading Thoroughbred pre training facilities, Muskoka Farm offers agistment, spelling and pre training for racehorses. The 280-acre property is located near national parks and natural bushland, which offers an ideal environment for horse pre training. The farm has a number of horse spelling paddocks and also has a 2000m crusher dust track and high speed treadmill.

The farm is renowned for its violence-free horse breaking methods and has worked with several Golden Slipper winners. Its staff includes a head foreman, track work rider, a stallions manager and a facility manager. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred breeding industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy, and stallion fees and sales profits support thousands of jobs. Located near national parks and surrounded by natural bushland, Muskoka Farm offers breaking, pre training, spelling and agistment.

The world class facility is renowned for its violence-free horse breaking methods and has worked with top racehorses, including Golden Slipper winners. The 280-acre property includes five stable barns, a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track and 10 large, fully fenced paddocks. It also has a four-bedroom main homestead, guest house and two-story facility manager’s cottage. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Thoroughbreds are famous for their ability to run fast over long distances, and their endurance is unparalleled in the animal kingdom. However, there are many other uses for these horses. Larger ones are often used as family riding horses, while smaller ones become dressage or youth show horses. Many retired race horses also find new careers as polo ponies or steeplechase competitors.

The 280-acre Muskoka Farm, located in Gunderman, NSW, is one of the country’s best horse spelling facilities. It offers breaking, pre-training, and agistment, as well as a state-of-the-art export quarantine facility. Its impressive facilities include a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track, a two-kilometre grass track for pace work, and a high-speed treadmill.

The prestigious property is located on the Hawkesbury River and has five stable barns, 27 day yards, 10 large fully fenced paddocks, and a private jetty/pontoon. In addition, the farm has a facility manager’s cottage and two-bedroom guest house. It is a registered AQIS quarantine facility for export.

The journey of racehorses begins at a young age, as they begin their long path towards competitive racing. This journey requires exceptional balance and strength, as well as the ability to respond to rider cues. These equine athletes are subject to rigorous training regimens that prioritize gradual development and enhance cardiovascular fitness. The right approach can help maximize their chances of success on the racetrack.

Located in Gunderman, Muskoka Farm is a world class spelling and pre-training facility with a plethora of working tracks. Its 58 stables, 2000m crusher dust track and high-speed treadmill make it a favorite among Australia’s top trainers.

Upon arrival at the farm, horses are checked and may be bled for a urine sample. They are then fed a small, high fibre meal and water. They are then rested until the next day. At that time they are trotted up and re-checked before being turned out in small paddocks or put on the horse walker for exercise.

Stable hands are the backbone of a racehorse operation and work in all weather conditions. They are responsible for grooming and cleaning stalls, feeding and watering horses, administering supplements and medications, and preparing horses for exercise. They also perform facility maintenance and operate equipment to maintain the farm’s grounds and barns.

A stable hand must be able to follow directions and work independently. They must be comfortable working around large animals that can kick and bite. It is important to find out if the stable you are applying for provides safety gear. You may also want to ask about horse and human first aid supplies.

Located in Gunderman, NSW the 280 acre Muskoka Farm is one of Australia’s best Thoroughbred pre training facilities. Its impressive facilities include a 2000m crusher dust track, 58 stables, private pontoon and high speed treadmill. It is a popular training destination for many of the country’s top trainers. It has a number of programs that help future racehorses get in shape.

Buying a racehorse can be a great investment. It can be done in an individual capacity or in a partnership or syndicate. However, it is important to seek expert advice before purchasing a horse. This will help you get the best value for your money and avoid common mistakes.

The first step is to attend a racing sale, usually in November. These sales feature a variety of horses that are ready to race and have been timed in breeze ups. The breeze ups will give you an idea of the horse’s potential under saddle. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Muskoka Farm is a world class horse training facility located in Gunderman, NSW. It has a range of impressive facilities, including a two-kilometer crusher dust track, 27 day yards, and 10 large, fully fenced paddocks. It also has a two-bedroom guest house and private jetty/pontoon.

It is a one-stop shop for yearling education, pre race preparation, and post race pampering. The 280 acre facility is surrounded by natural bushland and offers state of the art horse care. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Founded by Bob Lapointe, Muskoka Farm is one of Australia’s premier pre-training facilities. It is a beautiful 280-acre property located at Gunderman on the Hawkesbury River and has a host of world class facilities, including a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track and a high-tech treadmill. The farm also has a 58-stable facility and can accommodate 200 horses.

It is well known that a race horse requires a period of rest before it can return to the track and run at its best. For this reason, many of the leading trainers in Australia choose to send their horses to Muskoka Farm. The combination of the stress-free environment and specialized care has proven to be the perfect formula for maximizing racing potential.

Businessman Bob Lapointe brought KFC, Pizza Hut, and Sizzler to Australia, but he also has a passion for horse racing. His expertise and energy have been applied to his thoroughbred business interests, developing Muskoka Farm into a world-class spelling and training facility.

The thoroughbred industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy, with stallion fees and sales profits supporting thousands of jobs. To ensure that the horses that are raced are of the highest quality, they need to be educated properly. This is done by horse breaking, a process in which young horses are acclimatised to the bridle and saddle. This helps prevent behavioural problems later on.

Muskoka Farm is one of the country’s top pre training facilities and has produced a number of local Group 1 winners. The 280-acre property offers breaking, spelling and agistment services. The facility is surrounded by natural bushland and includes a two-kilometer crusher dust track and 10 large, fully-fenced paddocks. It also features a private jetty/pontoon and helipad.

The sale of this world-class facility is being handled by Inglis Rural Property, and will attract a broad range of interest from local and international trainers. The 280-acre property in Gunderman is ideally situated an hour from Sydney and boasts impressive facilities, including five barns with 58 stables, 27 day yards for horses in work, a two-kilometer crusher dust track, and a helipad.

A long-standing favourite of many trainers, Muskoka Farm in Gunderman is a world class pre training facility offering breaking, spelling and agistment. Its 10 large, fully-fenced paddocks and a two-kilometer crusher dust track are ideal for the horses’ daily workouts. The facility also has a lap pool, 16-horse walker and high speed treadmill to ensure the horses are fit as fiddle.

The 280-acre property is situated on the Hawkesbury River and surrounded by pristine natural bushland. It offers a variety of facilities for race horses and includes a 2.4 kilometer crusher dust track, 800m straight, agistment paddocks and spelling paddocks.

The equine breeding industry makes an important contribution to the Australian economy. Stallion fees and sales profits support thousands of jobs. Founded by Bob Lapointe, Muskoka Farm has built a strong reputation for its training of champion racehorses. It has pre trained champions including Sebring, Sir Dapper, Bint Marscay, Dance Hero, Might And Power and Grand Armee.

Jacqueline Mars, an entrepreneur and philanthropist, owns several thoroughbred racehorses. She has been a supporter of eventing and has competed on many of her horses, including Winter’s Tale and The Native. She also has bred mares to top eventing stallions, including Cruising and Shannon.

The 280-acre facility offers breaking, pre training, spelling and agistment. Its equine facilities include a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track and 10 large, fully fenced paddocks. It is surrounded by national parks and natural bushland, making it an ideal place to educate young racehorses. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

Muskoka Farm is one of the country’s top Thoroughbred pre training facilities. It has been educating future racehorses for decades, and it boasts a stellar collection of horses, including several local Group 1 winners.

Located in Gunderman, NSW, the 280-acre property features numerous impressive facilities, from a 2.4-kilometer crusher dust track to a 16-horse walker and 10 large fully fenced paddocks. It also has a private jetty/pontoon, two-bedroom guest house, and facility manager’s cottage. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.

The thoroughbred racing industry makes a significant contribution to Australia’s regional economy with stallion fees and sales profits supporting thousands of jobs. Preparing a horse for the races is one of the most important parts of training and involves a lot of work. Horses that are not well prepared can be a disaster at the races.

Dan Excel, who won last year’s Group 1 Singapore Airlines International Cup and finished runner-up in the Champions Mile, has arrived at Muskoka Farm for his preparation for his return to Australia this spring. The 280 acre property is located north west of Sydney and boasts a state-of-the-art horse breaking facility.

Located in Gunderman, the world class pre-training facility is surrounded by natural bushland and provides an ideal environment to tailor its care to the physiology of race horses. It offers breaking, spelling and agistment. The property is equipped with 10 large fully-fenced paddocks, a two-kilometer crusher dust track and a 16-horse walking machine.

Training your horse is an important part of getting it ready for the races. It improves the muscle tone and strength of your horse, and it also helps prevent behavioural problems. This is why it’s essential to follow a specific training schedule.

Toby Pracey, a world class horse breaker whose clients include Golden Slipper winners, owns Muskoka Farm. The 280-acre facility offers breaking, spelling and agistment services. It features a two-kilometer crusher dust track, 27 day yards and 10 large fully fenced paddocks. It also has a helipad and private jetty/pontoon.

Wendy Lapointe oversees the spelling and pre training activities of the facility. She has over 30 years of experience in the industry, and her skills include equine and bull anesthetics. She is also a licensed veterinary practitioner and has extensive knowledge of breeding. She has a Provincial Trainers License. She is a key member of the team, and she is known for her dedication to her work.

For the horse to perform well, it needs to be fully rested. Typically, a racehorse will require a four to six week break after its last race. During this time, it will be allowed to rest and gain weight.

If you are looking to buy a racehorse, make sure that you visit Muskoka Farm. This world-class equine facility is located in Wisemans Ferry, New South Wales. It has a number of facilities, including a high-tech treadmill and a lap pool.

It is also home to some of Australia’s leading trainers. It is able to accommodate up to 200 horses. In addition, it features a stunning four-bedroom main homestead overlooking the Hawkesbury River. The property also includes a private jetty/pontoon, helipad, large outdoor pool, two-bedroom guest house and staff cottages. The one-of-a-kind property is available through Inglis Rural Property. Those interested in the property should register interest before Monday, May 9.

A horse’s preparation for the races is a crucial stage in the racing process. Without proper training, your horse can become injured or not perform well. Preparing for the races includes a variety of steps, including putting in miles on the track and using different training methods to make your horse faster. To know more about Pre Training, visit the Muskoka Farm website or call (02)45663106.