From Tassie to Wandin
15 year old Bethany Hirst takes over sister Alice’s blog with a travel adventure of her own – from Tasmania to Victoria for the Australian National Championships
Alice Hirst
Alice in Wonderland
New jobs, exciting opportunities and drunken Balls – a month in the life of an Eventing Aussie expat in the UK
Suprise! I’ve moved to the UK!
"My blog will no longer be about a Tassie rider's mainland Australian adventures, but a blog about how that little Tassie rider went abroad!" Alice Hirst fills us in on hunting antics, some Spanish culture and settling into life in the UK
Happy Times for babies in Tasmania
No Adelaide preparations for me this year but that doesn’t mean life has been boring or not as busy. Spring has arrived in Tasmania and that means... babies!
Ingenious training techniques
Sometimes an injury provides a reason to change riding techniques as Alice Hirst discovered in her clinic with Prue Barrett
Nearly, nearly
Nearly, nearly! Mighty Will the boldest pony in the world and I dipped our toes into the scary waters of three star and we were a whisker away from making it to shore... a whisker!
And the eventing rollercoaster continues...
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again....... eventing is a great leveller and sometimes just plain cruel
The master, the legend, the icon
The master, the legend, the icon. The one and only George Morris! And somehow I was lucky enough to score three lessons with him .........
The trip of a lifetime
Is a 'Trip of a lifetime' still a trip of a lifetime if you fully plan on doing it again? This was my first but hopefully not my last time competing at the Australian International 3 Day Event in Adelaide .......
Alice and that dratted shoulder .....
"I am on the mainland again. Possibly for three months. Eventing. With a dislocated shoulder. Woo!" Alice Hirst is one determined girl ......
