The Kilkivan Blue Ride for Men’s Health saw a field of 72 riders participate in an 80km course, with various weight categories and age groups competing. The event aimed to raise awareness about men’s health issues and encourage men to open up and talk about their well-being. The success of the event highlighted the importance of taking care of oneself and seeking help when needed.
The connection between humans and horses dates back thousands of years, with horses providing a sense of calm, beauty, and companionship. Equine therapy has been shown to have positive effects on individuals, helping them overcome challenges and improve their mental and physical well-being. The bond between humans and horses is built on mutual respect, understanding, and love, offering a unique relationship that can benefit both parties.
The article also discussed the upcoming Tasmania Tom Quilty QERA State Team event in 2025, where riders will be selected based on their experience, commitment to horse welfare, and fitness levels. The selection panel will choose a team of four members plus one reserve, with a focus on ensuring the chosen combinations are suitable for the 160km competition. Riders must nominate their interest in being selected for the team by a specific deadline, with the final team announcement to be made one week prior to the event.
