SE Standardbred Rehoming & Retraining

15/08/2026

How cool is this for an update on Louie 🥰

11/08/2026

I get asked about this ALOT by clients, so here you go -
Mike and Tony are the best in the business 👌

11/08/2026

Harper coming back from a wander to visit her mates..

11/08/2026

Catchy uppy on the content again..

Princess Harper.. 👸
14.2hhish 8yo mare by Art Major

10/08/2026

Mondays be like...

07/08/2026

Harper finishing up her week with a wander...

Lots of people ask me if shes solid or rides big, and no shes not what I would call solid (fat, yes definitely) but doesn't ride big either.

06/08/2026

How cool is this?!

🌟 APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN! 🌟

A brand new Life After Racing initiative has arrived! 🐎

Southern Bred Southern Reared (SBSR) is proud to launch its inaugural Life After Racing Ambassador Programme, with $2,000 of support committed to backing a team of outstanding Standardbreds and their owners 🥳

We're searching for horses that are actively out competing and showcasing just how versatile the Standardbred breed is after racing. Whether you're competing in eventing, dressage, showing, endurance, CTR, western, or any other discipline, we want to hear from you 👀

This is a nationwide search – you can be based anywhere in New Zealand. The only requirement is that your horse was bred in the Southland region (Oamaru south) 📍

Your horse does not need to have been through the Yearling Sales or the HERO programme to apply. If you're out there competing and proudly promoting life after racing, this opportunity is for you 💚

Think you and your Standardbred have what it takes to be part of the inaugural SBSR Life After Racing Ambassador team? Check out the poster below for the full eligibility criteria and application details 👇

05/08/2026

Ally getting her jiggle on - she will make someone really happy with her mum tum and teeny trot.

05/08/2026

Ally (13yo, 15hh Art Major mare) fat, not overly athletic but she does her best ok 🤷‍♀️

05/08/2026

ALLY 👵 👀

Shes going to be tricky to rehome, older (13), not overly athletic and finds the world a hard place to be sometimes.

She will absolutely thrive on having one on one time, probably in a home that doesn't want to do alot of riding but is still experienced enough to support her, alternately would be a great nanny type.

Her benefits are -
Good in the paddock
Easy to handle
Doesn't need huge amounts of feed

She is available to the right person, but don't for a second think that I won't sift through for the most appropriate home.