Coopers Brewery and Mike Keogh's Clydesdale Legacy
Mike Keogh made a significant impact in the world of Clydesdales, becoming a well-known figure over the years.
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Mike Keogh made a significant impact in the world of Clydesdales, becoming a well-known figure over the years.
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The Clydesdale horse, with its impressive stature, flowing feathered legs, and gentle temperament, has earned a special place in Australian history.
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Lavereen Stud and the Trewin Family The Lavereen Stud, founded in Goorambat in 1920 by Graeme Trewin’s grandfather, James T Martin, is one of the oldest continuing on the same prop...
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The Horse Pavilion, also referred to as the Clydesdale Pavilion or Horse Pavilion B7,
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THE National Clydesdale and Heavy Horse Festival has once again shaken the earth at Werribee as the world’s much-loved working breeds were shown off in hand, under saddle and in ha...
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Nestled in the heart of Kilsyth IronBark Station stands as a remarkable testament to one man’s lifelong passion for Clydesdale horses.
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The Marriotts became prominent stud breeders. By the 1960s, their horses were winning top prizes in the show ring.Young Max was an emerging talent in driving competitions, which in...
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Clydesdale Horses at State Research Farm Werribee In The 1900's
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