Anna Latto Equestrian

02/09/2026

The little face …. 🤎

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01/09/2026

Absolutely love this and had to share. 💛

It really resonates with me. Life happens, things often take longer than we planned, and both horse and rider need time to learn, develop and grow. Goals are important, but so is appreciating where we are along the way.

“Love the sport, but love your horse more.” 💛

Does it actually matter how long it takes us to reach a goal… or even if we ever reach it at all?

We all set goals with our horses. The next level, the qualification, the better score, that movement we’ve been working on forever 🙈

But training horses isn’t an exact science. Life happens. Horses happen. Plans change. What we thought would take six months takes two years, and sometimes it never happens at all.

And let’s cut the crap and the lovey dovey stuff for a minute and actually be real about it…

Probably 0.01% of us have any chance of achieving our absolute ultimate goal.

Most of us aren’t going to the Olympics. We aren’t going to ride Grand Prix. We aren’t going to win everything we enter. Sometimes we won’t even achieve the goal that, on paper, looked completely achievable.

That’s horses.

But does knowing that mean we stop pushing?

I don’t think so.

I’m ambitious. I want to improve. I want to win. I want better scores and I want to see just how far I can go. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with admitting that.

But there has to be a balance between pushing for what could be and appreciating what actually is.

Maybe the goal changes. Maybe it takes five times longer than planned. Maybe we never quite get there.

Does that mean we failed?

Or perhaps the whole point is seeing just how far we can get while enjoying the horse underneath us along the way.

Horses don’t know our deadlines, our percentages or what level we think we should be at.

So… do we accept what is, or keep pushing for what could be?

I think maybe we need a bit of both.

01/09/2026

And just like that… Spring. 💜🌿

31/08/2026

Delighted to continue our support of the 2026 Shelford Quality Homes WA State Dressage Championships as a Platinum Sponsor for the second year. Wishing everyone involved a wonderful Championships.

Anna Latto Equestrian is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of the 2026 WA State Dressage Championships.

Based at Newforge Stables in the Swan Valley, Anna is an Equestrian Australia Level 2 Dressage Coach and rider, offering private and group coaching from her purpose-built facilities, including a covered 60 x 20 dressage arena with mirrors and a 70 x 30 outdoor warm-up arena.

Anna’s coaching has a strong focus on the Training Scale, correct foundations and helping horses and riders develop greater confidence, understanding and harmony as they progress.

Anna has also run popular educational workshops in the past and is looking forward to offering more later this year.

Wishing all competitors, horses, organisers and volunteers a wonderful State Championships — and very proud to support dressage here in WA.

31/08/2026

Hay delivery this morning! Beautiful quality hay and excellent service, as always, from Limerick Farms Meadow Hay. So important to know we have consistently good-quality forage for our horses. Thank you to the team at Limerick Farms — always a pleasure to deal with. 🍀🌻🍀

30/08/2026

So pleased to finally share our beautiful new arena mirrors! A huge thank you to Tyler, Courtney and the team at Abson Glass & Glazing for all their hard work and attention to detail. They’ve made such a difference to our arena and we’re absolutely delighted with the finished result. 👏💛🌻

28/08/2026

Some mornings are worth stopping for. 🤍

28/08/2026

How to make an entrance…
Buttons 🤎🌻

23/08/2026

Five clear rounds for this pair to become world champions at Aachen! Amazing! ❤️

21/08/2026

There’s something about the sound of horses grazing… 💚🌿