Frequently asked questions
Stabling fees vary depending on your horse's size and the type of stable you choose. View the current fees and charges.
Feed, bedding and livery services are charged separately and are the owner's responsibility.
Yes, on-site agistment providers offer full board services or can tailor a care package to suit your needs.
You will have access to all 3 arenas and the lunge yard in the equestrian centre, as well as the equestrian grounds and horse track in Centennial Park.
The lunge yard must be booked in advance.
Your friend may ride your horse if they have approval from the equestrian centre and complete the required approval process.
This includes:
- a participant nomination application
- photo identification
- public liability insurance with at least $20 million cover
- acknowledgement of the code of conduct.
No. Only riding school instructors and approved Independent Instructors may provide lessons at the equestrian centre.
Your coach may only instruct at the equestrian centre or Equestrian Grounds if they are an approved independent instructor or work for one of the on-site riding schools.
No. Stables cannot be sublet. If your friend needs stabling, they should contact the equestrian centre office.
Yes. You must notify the equestrian centre before your horse leaves the site and complete the required forms.
When your horse returns, you must complete an animal health declaration form.
Employment opportunities are managed by individual businesses operating at the equestrian centre. Contact the relevant business directly for information about available roles.


