Turner's Equestrian

Gibbs Road, Leeton NSW 2705 · +61 444 588 394

Participant brushing a bay horse beside a rural stable during a hands-on grooming lesson
Workshop modules

Grooming & Presentation

Duration confirmed at enquiry

Practise a safe approach, a full-body brush, hoof checks and tidy presentation with a horse beside you.

Start with the basics.

What you'll practise

Choose suitable grooming tools, work calmly around the horse and notice changes that may need an owner's attention.

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Instructor demonstrating a safe leading position with a horse on a quiet farm track
Module 02

Safe Ground Handling

Duration confirmed at enquiry

Practise approaching, fitting a halter, leading and stopping with space and attention.

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Horse eating hay from a clean feeder while an instructor discusses daily feeding routines
Module 03

Feeding & Nutrition

Duration confirmed at enquiry

Work through forage, fresh water, feeding routines and the questions to ask before changing a horse's feed.

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Horse owner checking a paddock water trough during a calm morning care routine
Module 04

Daily Care Routines

Duration confirmed at enquiry

Build a practical check-through for water, feed, turnout, movement and changes in behaviour.

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Clean horse stable with fresh bedding and tidy equipment at a small rural property
Modules 05 & 06

Stable Hygiene & Small-Acreage Care

Each module's timing is confirmed at enquiry

See how clean bedding, manure removal and organised equipment support a safer stable. Then look at paddock use, water access and day-to-day routines for limited land.

Good care starts with a workable setup.

Explore the learning outcomes

Practise a simple stable-cleaning routine, spot common hazards and plan sensible use of the facilities and space you have.

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Horse grazing in a well-managed small paddock beside a rural property near Leeton
For practical property owners

Make Limited Land Work

Small-acreage owners can focus on paddock routines, safe storage and everyday property management alongside core horse care.

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Family learning to groom a quiet horse together with an instructor nearby on a Riverina property
Who these sessions suit

Bring Your Questions. Start Where You Are.

Foundation sessions suit new horse owners, beginner riders, families sharing a horse and small-acreage property owners. No prior experience is required for the foundations. Households can learn together, with the module shaped around the care questions they share.

No experience needed.

How a session runs

  1. Begin with a demonstration and a clear safety briefing.
  2. Take turns practising each task with guidance beside you.
  3. Finish with time for questions and a care routine to take home.

Wear sturdy closed-toe boots and clothes suited to the weather. Sessions run outdoors and are rescheduled if conditions make horse handling unsafe.

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Small group watching a practical horse-care demonstration in an open paddock
Rates & groups

Plan the Right Session

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  • Scheduled sessions are priced per person.
  • Minimum numbers may apply to scheduled dates.
  • Confirmed rates depend on module and group size.

Private workshops can be arranged for families, clubs and small landholders.

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Instructor and participant reviewing a horse-care checklist beside a stable at Gibbs Road
Leeton, New South Wales

Enquire About a Workshop Place

Dates are released periodically. Ask to be added to the enquiry list.

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Call +61 444 588 394

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Gibbs Road, Leeton NSW 2705