Balanced Dressage

⚜️ Balanced Dressage – Boutique Agistment Opportunity Located in the peaceful setting of Minimbah, Balanced Dressage offers a calm, nurturing environment for you and your horse. We are now accepting applications for two special horses to join our small, close-knit herd. Our agistment is ideal for owners who value expert care, beautiful facilities, and a thoughtful approach to training based on the classical art of riding, promoting soundness, health, and mental and physical balance in every horse. ⸻ 🤎 Our Facilities Include • Half-covered arena – perfect for year-round training • Individual yards with permanent water troughs and shelters • Regular rotation of spacious paddocks for lush, healthy pastures • Wash bays and secure tack room with personal storage space • Knowledgeable coaching on site, based on classical dressage principles • Calm, supportive atmosphere for both horse and rider ⸻ 🩶 Why Choose Balanced Dressage At Balanced Dressage, the focus is on the well-being and partnership of horse and rider. We provide a safe, harmonious environment where horses can thrive and riders can enjoy peace of mind, knowing their horses receive expert, compassionate care. Whether your goal is balanced training, spelling, or long-term agistment, your horse’s mental and physical health are always at the heart of what we do. ⸻ 🏡 Stay Overnight Travelling with your horse? We also offer the option to stay overnight on-site at our beautiful tiny house, Amaroo One by Tiny Away https://tinyaway.com/listing/amaroo-one-by-tiny-away — a peaceful countryside retreat with all the comforts of home. It’s a perfect stopover for riders on the road or anyone wanting to enjoy a relaxing weekend with their horse in a safe and welcoming environment. ⸻ If you’re looking for a safe, supportive place for your horse to thrive — surrounded by like-minded people who care about balance, soundness, and partnership — this is the place for you. 📩 Please contact us to find out more or arrange a visit. ✨ Balanced Dressage – where your horse’s well-being comes first.

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A few simple guidelines for this agistment - feed, fencing, and care details up front.