Antyk Equestrian Service/Antyk Friesian Horses

31/05/2026

It is now offical our future stallion has safely arrived at Antyk Friesian Horses, welcome Donte of Terarossa.

And for all those wondering, no Tzar is not retiring, he will continue in his breeding and ridden career for many years to come. Tzar will never forgive me if I ever retire him.

25/11/2024

Antyk Harley
Friesian Warmblood C**t
Born: 19/01/2024
Colour: Bay
Sire: Tzar (Friesian)
Dam: Lindop (Thoroughbred)
Friesian Percentage 50%
Will mature 16hh+
Will be registered with the Australian Friesian Warmblood Society

20/10/2022

Tzak of Antyk Friesian Horses.
Born 14/10/2022
Friesian percentage 100%
S*x: C**t
Sire: Tzar (Friesian)
Dam: Tuilip Van Gelder (Friesian)
Photos taken at 1 day old

20/10/2022

Antyk Flair
Friesian Warmblood Filly
Born: 04/10/2022
Colour: Black with a half white sock and a white star.
Sire: Tzar (Friesian)
Dam: Secret Lass (Shire)
Photos were taken at 1 day old

26/05/2022

What can we all do when the wild winter weather sets in and you don't fancy getting totally wet through to your un**es.......

That's right, set to and give your tack a good strip down & clean.

Make sure you check all those buckles and stitching well for wear & tear.

A weekly wipe over is okay if a wipe over daily isn't possible, but a good deep clean on a regular basis will keep your investment in good condition & you safe whilst enjoying riding your ponio.

25/05/2022

25/05/2022

I use Mycosorb with Tzar and find it makes a big difference to his way of thinking especially at this time of year and spring time when the new grass is coming up.

With the onset of rain and the still rather unseasonably warm days, don't forget to support your horse with a Toxin Binder.

Toxin Binders aim to reduce mycotoxin absorption and contribute to the control of mycotoxins. Toxin Binders absorb and lock up these toxins so that horse health can be maintained and they can be safely excreted without entering the bloodstream.

22/01/2022

After a six years of blood sweat, tears, any many machinery breakdowns our new paddocks are finally ready for use. The work was all carried out by our 60 year old massey tractor, a mini excavator and many back packers helping to pick up sticks and rocks by hand. They are 5 x 4 acre paddocks. All have been purposely seeded with a variety of grazing oats, perennial rye grasses and clovers to create the perfect pasture mix for horses. We have left trees for shade on these hot days. This week some of our current agistees will be lucky enough to move in where the grass will be up to their bellies. I think they will be happy for a while. We have also left a 1.2 km exercise track around the outside of the paddocks.