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Julie Fiedler

The Horse Federation of SA Inc   (trading as Horse SA )

PO Box 20

Wayville, South Australia 5034

618 8410 0423

0402 488 306

horsesa@horsesa.asn.au

www.horsesa.asn.au

Non-profit  group for the horse industry in Australia

Sus Campbell   

Port Macquarie

New South Wales

2444

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Colleen Kelly

International Society of Rider Biomechanics

Louisburg, NC 27549

Biomechanics Lecturer - specialising in seat, posture & balance of the rider

Specialist in the seat, posture and balance of the rider.  Professional presenter and public speaker at the world's largest events including the World Equestrian Games, Olympic selections, Grand Prix Judge's Clinics, and the world's most prestigious dressage and jumping festivals.  Presented at Equitana, Equine Affaire, Equine Extravaganza, North American Horse Fest, Equine Expo and Universities such as Queensland University, University of Kentucky and Averett University.Gives lectures to clubs and barns, clinics and lessons in Australia, NZ, USA, UK/Europe, South Africa & Asia.Hon Fellow and Examiner for the International Society of Rider Biomechanics, Level 3 (Grand Prix) Official ISRB Coach, Member International Society of Biomechanics in Sports, Member American Rider Instructor's Association, President Vaulting Victoria and honoured for her work with Riding for Disabled

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WELCOME TO THE

AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S HORSE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION

The Australian Women's Horse Industry Association is a trade association for women working in all areas of the horse industry. From farm owners, to trainers, to health professionals to insurance agents, to educators, to products for horses, this is where you'll find what you need to make your business more successful.

Membership in the association provides you with contacts not only in Australia but around the world since your membership gives you access to all of the Women's Horse Industry websites and member databases.

The Women's Horse Industry Association currently has branches in Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States, with more countries on the way.

If you're a woman working in the horse industry and you want to make contacts, do more business and gather the information you need to succeed, the Women's Horse Industry is where you need to be!

VERONICA GARRETT

Australian Chapter Director

Veronica Garrett is a Naturopath and Energy medicine researcher with diplomas in Vibration Healing, Nutrition and post graduate Herbal Studies.  

“For many years now we have been researching and developing programs based on an understanding of animal/human behaviour and have incorporated a system called Whole Body Intelligence into interactive Equine Assisted Life Coaching. This work takes Equine Assisted Therapy to another level and while we interact with all animals including goats we mainly work with horses as the horse has more of a “working” relationship with man.                     The horse recognizes something deeper within our Spirit and in seeing this potential he therefore has expectations of his “client” far above that of a human life coach     

Born in England, Garrett came to Australia as a child, grew up in Melbourne and moved to Queensland in the 80’s. She's been married for 34 years and lives in Nerang on the Gold Coast, Queensland Australia with her  husband and animal family.

She went back to study Naturopathy and Vibrational Medicine as a mature age student and it was during her years of clinical practice (humans and animals) that she started to see the symbiotic relationship between the species. At the same time she was also led to explore the Metaphysical world which all tied together with what her horses and other animals were teaching her.

"It's exciting to help bring all of the women in the horse industry in Australia together and we hope to become one of the best chapters in the association worldwide," she states.