SportHorse Therapies with Irma Verheij

17/02/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️Goodluck to all our clients and friends competing at Willinga this week⭐️⭐️⭐️

Hope you all have a wonderful time and safe travels, may all your hard work and training pay off 💪🦄

09/02/2026

Tj Nicholson (legend)picked up 54 donated round bales , delivered too yarroweyah DLL farming 40 rounds his own brothers farm Tom and Tania Nicholson they were completely burnt out and Stewart Adam’s of Muckatah vic nothing but a acre left too feed there milking goats 🐐 and he took young Brendon a ride in the Ken worth 🇦🇺❤️💯 great effort thank you
Kate Joel 20 round bales
Sharon Roberts 15 round bales
Aberdeen Farm Performance Horses
Pamela Lloyd 5 round bales

Thank you for you generousity and help to those who need it.
And thanks to Terry who has been driving around the state endlessly delivering hay ⭐️🌟🤩

06/02/2026

BREAKING NEWS: Local Horse Refuses to Load, Then Casually Walks Onto Float After Owner Cancels Entire Day

“Experts confirm horses can sense resignation from up to 3 paddocks away.”

A local horse has reportedly walked calmly onto a float moments after its owner officially cancelled all plans, following a prolonged loading standoff lasting just under an hour.

According to witnesses, the horse had previously refused to approach the float, citing reasons believed to include “the ramp angle,” “the vibes,” and “absolutely nothing.”

Multiple loading techniques were attempted, including patience, encouragement, bribery, repositioning the float, and standing quietly while pretending not to care.

The situation reportedly de-escalated only after the owner removed the bridle, closed the float, and announced, “It’s fine, we won’t go.”

At this point, the horse immediately walked onto the float without hesitation and stood quietly inside.

Equine behaviour experts say this outcome is consistent with long-documented horse instincts.
“Horses possess an extraordinary ability to detect emotional surrender,” one specialist explained. “The moment an owner truly gives up, the horse understands the lesson is complete.”

The owner later confirmed that no destination was reached and the horse was returned to the paddock, where it was observed standing calmly, having successfully reset expectations for future loading attempts.

No further comment was provided.

BREAKING NEWS: Local Horse Refuses to Load, Then Casually Walks Onto Float After Owner Cancels Entire Day

“Experts confirm horses can sense resignation from up to 3 paddocks away.”

A local horse has reportedly walked calmly onto a float moments after its owner officially cancelled all plans, following a prolonged loading standoff lasting just under an hour.

According to witnesses, the horse had previously refused to approach the float, citing reasons believed to include “the ramp angle,” “the vibes,” and “absolutely nothing.”

Multiple loading techniques were attempted, including patience, encouragement, bribery, repositioning the float, and standing quietly while pretending not to care.

The situation reportedly de-escalated only after the owner removed the bridle, walked away from the float, and announced, “It’s fine, we won’t go.”

At this point, the horse immediately walked onto the float without hesitation and stood quietly inside.

Equine behaviour experts say this outcome is consistent with long-documented horse instincts.
“Horses possess an extraordinary ability to detect emotional surrender,” one specialist explained. “The moment an owner truly gives up, the horse understands the lesson is complete.”

The owner later confirmed that no destination was reached and the horse was returned to the paddock, where it was observed standing calmly, having successfully reset expectations for future loading attempts.

No further comment was provided.

06/02/2026

So happy with my beaded chain. What a stylish way ro never loose my phone again! 🥰

11/01/2026

Who is happy donate round bales for the bushfire victims and their animals?

We need another 5 to get a semi down to Merricks please 🙏

11/01/2026

Ok. Here we go again 🔥🔥🔥

In 2020 my amazing customers donated a vast amount of hay to the animals and people effected by the bushfires. 2 double semis left the Peninsula and arrived where it was needed most.

Who can help this time? We could organise hay delivery to Lardner Park this week.

Lets go!

ATTENTION FARMERS 🚜
For those wishing to donate fodder to farmers affected by fire through the Need for Feed Australia initiative, a drop-off point has been set up at Lardner Park. You can make deliveries between 8 AM and 5 PM, Monday through Friday via Gate 3.

For donations of less than 15 round bales or an equivalent quantity, please deliver directly to Lardner Park.

For donations exceeding 15 round bales or equivalent, on-farm pick-up can be arranged through Graham Cockerell - Lions - Need for Feed. Please contact him at "Need for Feed" by calling 0359-444111 or 0459-444111
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08/01/2026

𝗕𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗼 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝗸 𝗶𝘀 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗵𝗲𝗹𝗽 🤍

If you are required to evacuate due to fire danger, our competition yards and campsites are available for horses and people in need.

• No booking required
• No need to call — we have space
• For safety reasons, riding is not permitted

Stay safe everyone!

22/12/2025

☀️Who doesn't love a coloured horse??

Can you imagine how exciting it was to work on these stunning animals today at GrandView Sport Horses.

Both beautiful in looks and nature 🦄 Bred for top sport and great temperament.

🙂

15/12/2025

🦄Thank you to all our amazing clients for another successful and busy year working on your horses. 🦄

⭐️Wether your horse is a World Cup horse, a dressage superstar or a loved retired pony we love working on them all and appreciate your ongoing trust and loyatly 🙏❤️

⭐️We are having Christmas Holidays from the 24th of December until the 5th of January (Zodi is having a working holiday with Santa clearly) and look forward to another fabulous year being a little part of your team.

🎄

15/12/2025

Little Christmas get together in our favorite place 😋