Insights for equine and high-risk industry leaders.

We are all advocates: protecting horse welfare
Emily Purvis Emily Purvis

We are all advocates: protecting horse welfare

In the same way that lawyers are trusted with the privilege of advocating for our clients, anyone who works with horses has a duty to act in their best interests at all times. As athletes, trainers, riders and owners, we have the responsibility to ensure the well-being of our horses as we are ultimately speaking on their behalf. Our duty of care to horses is both a moral and legal obligation – a reflection of dedication, respect and love for the animals that enrich our lives.

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Saddle up safely: liability for horse riding accidents at home
Emily Purvis Emily Purvis

Saddle up safely: liability for horse riding accidents at home

Horse riding is a very enjoyable but dangerous sport. The risk of someone getting seriously injured is high, and the consequences can be financially devastating. This article outlines three proactive, practical measures that you can take to reduce your risk of liability for horse riding accidents and to ensure a safe, enjoyable experience for all.

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Our checklist for starting a horse business
Emily Purvis Emily Purvis

Our checklist for starting a horse business

There are several key aspects to consider when starting an agistment centre, training stable, stud farm or other horse related business to ensure success and sustainability. Whether you’re just starting your journey in entrepreneurship, or a seasoned operator, this short guide will assist you in checking off on some of the key aspects to address.

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Interested in buying a racehorse? An introduction to syndicates and what you need to know
Horse racing Emily Purvis and Georgia Rodgers Horse racing Emily Purvis and Georgia Rodgers

Interested in buying a racehorse? An introduction to syndicates and what you need to know

Did you know that 1 in every 254 Australians own a share in a racehorse? The growing interest in the sport is not only driven by the fascinating beauty and power of thoroughbreds, but also a large increase in prizemoney awards across Australia. Whether you are a seasoned racehorse owner, or new to the concept of syndication, it’s important to consider some key issues before you invest.

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