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03/11/2026
Tonight!  Thank you to ENSW for hosting ☺️
29/10/2026

Tonight! Thank you to ENSW for hosting ☺️

Tonight is the night.

At 7:00pm NSW time, Dr Stephen Peters joins us live for the Horse Brain Science webinar.

We’ve spent the past few weeks exploring just some of the ideas behind his work: the pause, internal locus of control, relief versus release, nervous-system regulation, solution-seeking horses, and the extraordinary amount of information our horses are taking in from us.

Tonight, we get to go much deeper.

Dr Peters has reviewed the questions submitted by our audience and woven many of the recurring themes into his presentation. He has also selected several questions to answer directly, and if time allows we hope to include some further interaction at the end.

A few reminders before we begin: Please log in around 5 minutes early. We will be starting promptly at 7:00pm.

We have a lot to get through in 90 minutes, and while we are joining at 7pm, Dr

Peters will be meeting with us at around 2:00am his time, so we are incredibly grateful for his generosity in making this conversation possible.

This educational event is FREE for all Equestrian Australia members.

Registration remains open until the presentation begins.

Everyone who registers will also receive a YouTube link to the recording after the event, so if you can’t join us live, you can still register and watch afterwards.

If you have registered but have not received your access link, please contact Equestrian NSW at [email protected].

Register here:
https://www.trybooking.com/DPRFS

We’re really looking forward to sharing this conversation with you tonight.

Two Athletes. One Future.
Equine Wellbeing • Performance • Longevity

27/10/2026

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If your horse feels safe beside a friend, at the stable or back in their paddock, can they learn to take that feeling somewhere else?

Most of us have met the horse who relaxes the moment they turn toward home.
Or becomes anxious when their friend disappears.
Or feels completely different in the arena than they do in their paddock.

We might call them herd bound. Barn sour. Nappy. Distracted.

Dr Stephen Peters invites us to look at something different:
Where does the horse currently find safety, and can we help them learn that safety is portable?

Rather than always becoming the horse’s safe place ourselves, Peters talks about helping the horse develop the ability to regulate within their own nervous system.

To meet something challenging. Become aroused. And discover that they can find their way back down again.

Imagine what that could mean for the horse leaving home for the first time. Entering the competition arena. Separating from a stablemate. Or simply walking away from the gate.
Can we help our horses learn to take safety with them?

Dr Stephen Peters joins us live for Horse Brain Science on 29 October.

Attendance is free for all Equestrian Australia members.

Two Athletes. One Future.
Equine Wellbeing • Performance • Longevity

Registration: https://www.trybooking.com/DPRFS

Join the Equestrian Victoria Interschool Committee in 2027Are you passionate about supporting young riders and helping s...
27/10/2026

Join the Equestrian Victoria Interschool Committee in 2027

Are you passionate about supporting young riders and helping shape the future of interschool equestrian sport in Victoria?
The Equestrian Victoria Interschool Committee is seeking three (3) new committee members to join the team from 2027.
Working alongside Equestrian Victoria staff and a dedicated group of volunteers, committee members play a vital role in:
✅ Creating opportunities for young riders to develop their skills and enjoy competition
✅ Supporting pathways into Equestrian Australia disciplines
✅ Strengthening Victoria's thriving interschool community
✅ Improving accessibility and understanding for families entering the sport
✅ Assisting clubs, schools and organisers to deliver high-quality competitions and training opportunities

This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the continued growth and success of interschool equestrian sport while helping create positive experiences for the next generation of riders.
If you'd like to make a difference and be part of a passionate team, we'd love to hear from you.

📩 Expressions of Interest are now open: https://form.jotform.com/262787474292875

26/10/2026
Nominations Open: Equestrian Victoria Elected DirectorsAre you passionate about the future of equestrian sport in Victor...
25/10/2026

Nominations Open: Equestrian Victoria Elected Directors

Are you passionate about the future of equestrian sport in Victoria?
Equestrian Victoria is seeking nominations from eligible members for two Elected Director positions to be elected at the 2026 Annual General Meeting to be held November 25, 2026.

As an Elected Director, you'll help shape the strategic direction, governance and long-term sustainability of our sport, while representing the interests of the Victorian equestrian community.

✅ Two-year Board term (to the 2028 AGM)

✅ Opportunity to contribute to the future of equestrian sport in Victoria

✅ Nominations close 5:00 pm AEDT, Monday 26 October 2026
For eligibility requirements, nomination forms and information about the Director role, visit our website.

🔗 Learn more and submit your nomination here: https://www.vic.equestrian.org.au/content/equestrian-victoria-annual-general-meeting

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