From mustering cattle to showjumping on the world stage: Sugarbag Station's Rebecca Henry
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From mustering cattle to showjumping on the world stage: Sugarbag Station's Rebecca Henry
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Rebecca Henry, a dedicated horsewoman and owner of Sugarbag Station in North Queensland, shares her journey from managing a family cattle station to becoming an accomplished equestrian coach and course designer. She discusses her deep connection with horses, her experiences in show jumping, and her commitment to retraining ex-racehorses for new lives. Rebecca reflects on the challenges and rewards of her work, the importance of community, and her future aspirations in the equestrian world.
Some key takeaways
- Rebecca Henry manages Sugarbag Station, a family legacy.
- She has a deep connection with horses, starting from childhood.
- Show jumping became her passion after her first competition.
- Rebecca retrains ex-racehorses to help them adjust to life off the track.
- She emphasises the importance of trust between horse and rider.
- Her education in business management empowered her coaching career.
- Rebecca is actively involved in course design for equestrian events.
- She has international experience in course design, including in Germany.
- Rebecca finds joy in helping horses find their forever homes.
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