Abc.net.au - Full Article
16 September 2013
By Ross Kay
In the middle of the bush, miles from anywhere, a track winds through the gum trees and rocky terrain around Biggenden.
Riders on horseback make their way through the course, intent on finishing with a fast time, but also cautious of not pushing the horses too hard.
This is the core idea behind endurance riding; finish the course, but look after the horse.
"Basically you're looking at taking your horses over a set distance and bringing the horse back in a healthy, fit condition," said Brett Wright...
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