Every so often, a horse comes along that changes everything. Not because of what they win, but because of what they give back. For Pryde’s sponsored rider Karen Ruzsicska, that horse was her beloved Monty.

Monty, sometimes better known as ‘The Shark’, ‘The Monster’, or just ‘Monster’ for short, was a 14-hand whaler pony from Darwin. He got his nickname from his habit of biting people if they got a little too close. 

Oliver Barrett is ready to take on the world. Having conquered Australia’s top eventing competitions, Barrett earned his selection to the Australian Equestrian Team for the FEI World Equestrian Championships 2026, beginning later this month.  

It will be the biggest test yet for the 22-year-old and the moment is not lost on him. 

The 2026 Gold Buckle Campdraft Championship at Willinga Park marks a special moment for the Comiskey family. For the first time, Peter, the son of Pryde’s sponsored rider Pete Comiskey, will compete in the juvenile class.

Willinga Park will be the stage for the Pryde’s EasiFeed NCCA National Champion Rider in 2026, with the prestigious event being held during the Gold Buckle for the first time.

For riders across Australia, the Melbourne International Three Day Event is widely regarded as a milestone competition. An iconic event that attracts competitors of all ages and stages of their careers. For Tasmania’s Ruby Hirst, proudly supported by Pryde’s EasiFeed, the 2026 event marked the fulfilment of a dream she had carried for many years.

Few weekends on the Australian eventing calendar carry the same sense of tradition as the Melbourne International Three Day Event. Each June long weekend, Werribee Park becomes a hub of world‑class sport, drawing big crowds who line the cross-country course and fill the stands for dressage and show jumping. It’s an event riders mark on their calendars year after year and one that blends history and prestige with a winter buzz that only Melbourne can deliver.

As temperatures drop and pasture availability decreases, many older horses begin to struggle with maintaining condition. Winter can be especially tough on ageing digestive systems, reduced chewing ability, and horses who simply don’t regulate body temperature as efficiently as they once did.

Supporting horses so they feel healthy, calm and comfortable is at the heart of good horsemanship, and it’s something trainer Dan Steers focuses on every day. Dan recently trialled EasiMash across a selection of horses in his program, and the results quickly stood out, particularly for horses that needed condition without becoming fizzy or reactive on their feed.