Welcome to Reed Equestrian Australia. Clive Reed is a full time equestrian coach and horse trainer with more than 30 years experience.  He is a successful, competitive showjumping rider and respected coach.  Together with his wife Morya and a team of dedicated staff he operates a successful equestrian business from his home at the Northern Equestrian Centre in South Australia. The property boasts excellent equestrian training facilities and is situated on the outskirts of Adelaide, only 40 minutes from the city centre…..>>more

Clive & Morya present a regular report giving an overview of the recent events that have taken place. The report includes performances and results from competitions, review of local and overseas clinics and an update on the general news and activities at the Northern Equestrian Centre.  …..>>more

The Northern Equestrian Centre Indoor Arena is used by the equestrian community for a wide range of activities and events. As well as organisations and clubs we also value private and individual bookings. For a detailed list of the upcoming shows, competitions, clinics, training days and special events please click here......>>more

Sincere thanks go to our main sponsor Horseland Adelaide for their fantastic support of our showjumping team. We highly recommend the quality service you will receive from Steve & Helen Pedic at Horseland and can guarantee you will get a great deal on all of your equestrian equipment and supplies ......>>more

We hope you find our website easy to navigate as well as giving an informative snapshot of all areas of our business, Reed Equestrian Australia. Thanks must go to our website designer Robert Moller and the professional photographers that have helped make this site interesting and colourful. We hope you enjoy it! Click here for acknowledgement / links ......>>more

January 2010

The Lindh-Reed breeding program started with a bang in January with the arrival of our two foals (a colt and a filly) by Contenda (IMP), out of the Lux Z showjumping mare Lilly. 

The twins, carried by separate surrogate mares, were born at Oakside Stud in extreme hot weather conditions early in January. 

Unfortunately, the colt who was born first after a difficult delivery, suffered multiple complications. Although we made every effort to save him, he was sadly put down a few weeks later.

The gorgeous brown filly named Caboom (pictured) was born safe and sound a few days later with the heat wave not having any adverse affect on her health or fitness.