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by Nikki Reynolds
March 1 2018
THE Riverina is home to some of the finest agricultural producers in Australia. It is also a region that is renowned for sporting success stories.
It is not unusual for an individual to juggle the commitments of working in a family farming business or the rural sector and then backing it up with several sessions of strenuous training a week to meet their sporting goals. This week The Rural talks to Wagga Livestock Marketing Centre operations manager Stuart Lymbery who is also a successful endurance rider and horse breeder based at his Big Springs property “Garone Park.”
STUART Lymbery loves nothing more than a big challenge.
For him that might mean completing the toughest endurance ride known as the Shahzada in St Albans.
The Shahzada stretches some 400 kilometres and is considered one of the most gruelling and challenging events in the sport.
It is an opportunity for horse and rider to be matched against tough terrain big distances and it is the ultimate test of fitness and soundness.
Mr Lymbery has successfully completed this event 11 times. And his gelding Garonne Park Walker has also earned the coveted title of best managed horse...
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