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Australian Stock Horse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Horses were introduced to Australia for the first time with the arrival of the First Fleet in Botany Bay in January, 1788. The Stock Horse is used for rodeos, harness work, Polo playing and Equestrian competitions, as well as for general riding and stock work on rural properties. The dependable Australian Stock Horse was used by the Australian Army in the First World War. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Australian_Stock_Horse   (162 words)

Waler horse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Waler is an Australian working horse breed that originated from the horse stock that was bought to the Australian colonies in the 1800s. Bred in the Australian outback, the waler was a hardy animal with great endurance even when wasted from lack of food and water. It was used as a stockman's horse and prized as a military remount. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Waler_horse   (614 words)

Australian Stock Horse Horses arriving in the colony needed strength and stamina - not only to survive the long sea voyage (which took between nine and twelve months) - but also to work in foreign, untamed environment which had become their home. Weak horses were culled, and only the stronger types were used to breed the sturdy saddle horses essential for the colony's development. About 160,000 Australian horses served in World War I with generals and cavalrymen from 20 nations, from both sides, accepting that these horses were more reliable and had greater endurance than other breeds. www.matmice.com /home/hphorseb4   (806 words)

Equiworld - The Australian Stock Horse - Horse and Pony Breeds - Equestrian Information on the internet From the arrival of the First Fleet in 1778, Australian horses were selectively bred for strength and stamina, reliability and versatility. Horses were classified into the studbook on the basis of type and breeding. Broken horses are traditionally led in a bridle. www.equiworld.net /uk/horsecare/Breeds/australianstockhorse   (811 words)

Burke's Backyard Archives 2003 - Australian Stock Horse Horses are not native to Australia (the first arrived with the First Fleet in 1788), though they have adapted extremely well through natural selection and selective breeding by horse men and women alike. The 'Waler' is the predecessor of the Australian Stock Horse. It was the use of the horse on the sheep and cattle stations which perhaps proved most influential to the development of the Australian Stock Horse. www.burkesbackyard.com.au /2003/archives/2003/roadtests/horse_breeds/australian_stock_horse   (1388 words)

Australian Stock Horse Home Page   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) The horse must also have speed and 'cattle sense' which is required when the competitor selects a beast from the 'camp' or yard and separates it from the remaining cattle. Pantheon was a bay horse foaled in England in 1921 and imported to Australia. The object of the Australian Stock Horse Society Limited is to preserve the identity and breeding records of the Stock Horse through registration, and to promote their attributes through exhibitions and performance. imh.org /imh/bw/austock.html   (3033 words)

New Page 1 Horses are not as prone to genetic defects or diseases as animals with a shorter generation length like cats and dogs, but they do have a few. Horses were seriously overproduced and the market value of all but the best declined to such extent that many ended up at the meatworks, their breeders sent to the wall. This large dual-purpose carriage horse, sometimes called the English Warmblood, originated in Yorkshire in the 17th century in parallel with the Thoroughbred and based on the same cross, that of native mares with oriental stallions, though the mares involved were reputedly all bays. www.users.bigpond.com /berrime/breeds.htm   (7912 words)

A Horse of Course - Equiwrld Magazine December 2002 The Australian Stock Horse was bred for work on a station (ranch), capable of working in rough terrain and capable of handling cattle and sheep. The Australian Stock Horse Society was formed in 1971 with the aim of preserving the identity of the horse and promoting breeding and performance. Today the stock horse may still work cattle in the morning, but at show time he is only going to be expected to do his "specialty", whatever that may be. www.equiworld.net /uk/ezine/1202/ahorseofcourse2.htm   (649 words)

Burke's Backyard Archives 2001 - Australian Stock Horses Walers were a type of Australian horse used by the British and Australian armies in India, Africa and throughout fighting regions during WWI. The Stock Horse is Thoroughbred-like in appearance with thicker hind quarters. Australian Stock Horses will live between 20-30 years and do not have any health problems other than the natural wear and tear found in any active horse. www.burkesbackyard.com.au /2001/archives/2001_archives/roadtests/horse_breeds/australian_stock_horses   (620 words)

The Australian Stock Horse Weak horses were culled but the stronger types were used to breed sturdy saddle horses which were essential for the Colony's settlement. About 160,000 Australian horses served in World War 1 and their performance was best summed up by R.M. Preston D.S.O. in his book "The Desert Mounted Corps" - "The majority of horses in the Corps were Walers and there is no doubt that these hardy Australian horses make the finest cavalry mounts in the world". To preserve the heritage and identity of the Australian Stock Horse. www.horsequest.com /bredshow/astock/aus1.htm   (894 words)

Australian Light Horse Association Forum The ASH has only a genetic link as in 1956 using the light waler type breeding them to thoroghbreds to refine the bone structure, in 1971 registered the breed and started their stud book. He made the distinction that horses were sold to the British Indian army before he said that most of the troopers shot their horses. Bill the Barst...; although it was a great feat carrying 5 men to safety is true, he was neither a stock horse nor a waler, he was a thoroughbred, like many officers' mounts were. www.lighthorse.org.au /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=633   (947 words)

Australian Stock Horse The Australian Stock Horse has evolved over the past 150 years as Australia's own horse. The harsh conditions and vast open spaces of early Australia demanded a tough durable horse with a mild manner and a comfortable canter. Apart from its main role as a working stock horse, it is now also used for camp-drafting, polo, dressage, show jumping, hacking, pony club, rough riding, endurance riding and tent-pegging. www.ponyclubvic.org.au /?id=91   (106 words)

7.30 Report - 16/5/2000: Trek provides tribute to stock horses KERRY O'BRIEN: The Australian stock horse is part of the legend of this country. Now the Australian stock horse is being honoured by a group of enthusiasts who are spending five months riding around Australia. MIKE SEXTON: The legend of the Australian stock horse is passed on during visits to schools like Mataranka in the Northern Territory. www.abc.net.au /7.30/stories/s127450.htm   (1112 words)

Rio Vista Horse and Dog Products This is the only horse breed that was ever developed by a tribe of American Indians. This horse is unique because it has one less vertebra than any other breed in the world. This horse is very popular among people with back problems who cannot take the jarring motion of the trot. www.riovistaproducts.com /breeds/quiz.html   (191 words)

The Australian Stock Horse Society — A Contributor to the RIRDC Horse Program   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) The RIRDC Horse Program commenced in 1995 with the financial backing of the Conference of Principal Racing Clubs (now the Australian Racing Board), the Australian Harness Racing Council, the Australian Stock Horse Society, the Australian Quarter Horse Association, the Equestrian Federation of Australia and the Australian Equine Veterinary Association. The Australian Stock Horse Society’s contribution to the Horse Program is administered through a voluntary contribution collected at the same time as membership fees each year. Inland Australian settlers needed strong and reliable horses that could travel long distances, weak horses were culled but the stronger types were used to breed sturdy saddle horses. www.usyd.edu.au /su/rirdc/articles/research/ash.html   (580 words)

Horse Communications - Introduction   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) Australian Natural Horsemanship is presented and taught in many different forms, despite the fact that the horse has only one universal language. The language of the horse applies equally to a wild mustang in Nevada, America, a domesticated racehorse in England or the Australian brumby on the high plains of Victoria. If all learning and training of horses is measured from one to ten, Eric teaches the zero to one training, in other words, from the ground up. www.horsecom.com.au   (270 words)

Horse Communications - Australian Wild Horses On arrival at our farm, Mizzie and her partner Horse were terrified and any sound or movement within 50 metres would cause them to crash on the back rails of the yard. The Brumby mobs are the descendents of horses released or escaped from the early colonists in the late 1800s. Considering we have the largest population of wild horses in the world: how long they have been in the wild and how little damage appears to have been done, a significant reduction in Brumby numbers would seem to be the solution for everyone. www.horsecom.com.au /austwildhorses.htm   (1259 words)

Australian Stock horse breeders, studs and stallions, stock horses for sale   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) Since the arrival of the First Fleet in 1778, Australian horses were selectively bred for strength and stamina, reliability and versatility. The Waler was considered to be the finest cavalry horse in the world, winning International acclaim for its endurance, reliability and hardiness during the Indian Mutiny, the Boer war and the First World War. Today, thoroughbreds have exerted considerable influence on the breed as we know it although there is a good percentage of Stock Horses carrying blood lines of various breeds. www.horsesaustralia.com.au /stockhorse.html   (202 words)

Kingbilli Australian Stock Horses Through selective breeding, this particular type of horse evolved in response to the needs of Australia's explorers, troopers and early settlers for strong, reliable horses able to travel long distances day after day. The stronger types were used to breed sturdy saddle horses which were essential for the Colony's settlement. Georgie also spends time with other horse owners, assisting them to gain the confidence and trust of their own mature horses, who may have been frightened or confused by conventional methods of 'breaking in'. www.kingbilli.com.au /ash.html   (520 words)

Polocrosse Talkback -> Australian Stock Horse in U.S. If you read one of thsi years ASH Journal(not sure which one) you should get a lot of information out of that about ASH horses in the US. I dont know if it would be of any help but have you tried the ASH website, you probably already have but it might have some info or maybe there might be someone to contact that could help. The ASH society will be showing one of their breed at the Masters at Spruce Meadows (Calgary, Alberta, Canada), September 8-11. www.polocrosse.net /forums/index.php?s=576dabb8585301f5be1c55327d9e656d&showtopic=89&st=0&   (235 words)

Nangkita Australian Stock Horse Stud Our aim is to breed superior Australian Stock Horses, based on the Rivoli Ray bloodline, which will exhibit a combination of class and ability. We believe that Stock Horses should be fine looking animals which can perform in many disciplines. From this research, we decided that horses descending from Rivoli Ray showed the right combination of classy looks, temperament and ability that we were looking for. users.chariot.net.au /~nangkita   (471 words)

ASD Search Results - The Australian Stock Horse Society Ltd - Agribusiness, Sport and Recreation - Australian Trade ...   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) The Society is a non-profit organisation, founded in 1971 by enthusiasts who wished to protect 200 years of selective breeding - important bloodlines that had proven themselves in quality, temperament and versatility. Through their determination and strategic horse selection, we now present to you horses that have the ability to excel in almost every equine discipline. Australian Stock Horses have excelled in many international disciplines and represent a unique genetic pool from which to breed; www.austrade.gov.au /corporate/layout/0,,0_S1-1_-2_5-3_SYDN407839-4_-5_-6_-7_,00.html   (170 words)

Kentucky Horse Park Home The Kentucky Horse Park is an equine themed park and competition facility dedicated to man's relationship with the horse. Home to approximately 50 different breeds, large and small, the park introduces you to the world of the horse. Experience the behind-the-scenes sights and sounds of a real working horse farm as you explore the grounds, and enjoy spectacular live presentations, horse shows and special events throughout the year. www.imh.org   (92 words)

Horse Breeds - The Australian Stock Horse - Waler Horse Horse Breeds - The Australian Stock Horse - Waler Horse The name Waler is derived from the term 'New South Waler', a horse bred in Australia's first colony in New South Wales. The Waler was originally bred as a working horse and is extremely versatile with speed, stamina, a kind temperament and loyal nature. www.worldofhorses.co.uk /horses_usa/Breeds/horse_breed_Australian_Stock_Horse.htm   (168 words)

Horse Deals - Thousands of Horses For Sale The Australian Stock Horse Junior Rider under 17 years of age was Ashlynn Ezzy riding Taronga Melody Bruce Lineup of the winners from the Australian Stock Horse Station Hack 1st place Cloverland Silver Rose exhibited by TL& ME.Flynn, 2nd Jondel Gunsmoke exhibited by John Bauer, 3rd Three Freckle Oak exhibited by W & M.Cameron, 4th Garthowen Elegence exhibited by AJ.Wiseman & 5th Smart Little Omega exhibited by JR & KR. Doing their workout in the Stock Horse Gelding under 2 years class was Levi Cavalier exhibited by DJ & LJ. www.horsedeals.com.au /events.php?showID=923   (673 words)

Silverthorn Australian Stock Horses - We Have The Breed For Your Needs These same horses, without missing a beat, are shown in high level ASH competitions most weekends, after the week’s work is done. We pride ourselves on the excellent bloodlines that our horses carry, and enjoy breeding, raising, showing and breaking-in our youngsters and seeing them excel in whatever discipline their ultimate owners choose. We are delighted to announce that after a successful 2005 season, we have the rare opportunity once again stand a wonderful old horse, Waikon Park Coolabah, at Silverthorn ASH Stud for the 2006 season. www.silverthorn.com.au   (303 words)

Kemill Hill Horse Stud Prior to competing in horse trials, Skipper's initial training was in the show jumping arena where he performed quite creditably to win and be placed at C & D grade levels. Skipper was bred by Esther Bellis from "Skipcello" in New South Wales, Australia, and purchased by the Kemill Hill Stud as a yearling. Esther bred horses for a great number of years concentrating on producing a type with the movement and temperament necessary for success in the fields of eventing and showjumping. members.westnet.com.au /longmj/skipper.html   (396 words)

HorsePages.com Brindle is kind of like having a bay horse that has had chocolate syrup poured over his withers, back and hips. Usually brindle horses have texturing in their coat, similar to that seen in Appaloosa horses. Sort of like having a “breeding stock” Paint…if he ain’t a paint, he ain’t…but don’t try to argue that with the association. www.horsepages.com   (607 words)

NSW Country Hour - 12/10/2004: Stock Horse China Australia is on the verge of securing export contracts with China for the Australian equine industry. A recent delegation to China led by the Australian Stock Horse Society has established ties that could lead to the export of horses and Australia's equine expertise. Development officer with the Australian Stock Horse Ray Hynes says the opportunity covers all areas of the horse industry from Polo to whip cracking. www.abc.net.au /rural/nsw/stories/s1218350.htm   (161 words)

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