Owning two fussy thoroughbreds and an elderly quarter horse we are very careful what we feed our horses. We cannot afford to have any wastage and I have found that when I feed Scenic Rim's Lucerne Hay I never ever have any left or spread out in the paddock. The bales are heavy and generous and the hay is beautifully soft and green. My horses have never looked better and I truly believe it is because of the quality Hay and Chaff they are fed, they love it.
Pictured is our daughter Mell who has been competing in Pony Club since she was 5. She has been very successful competing at Gymkhana's on Rumbo who has competed at state gymkhana and state sporting - and this year at the Zone Gymkhana won the overall high points trophy. Mell is now venturing into Showjumping and her other horse Beatle is coming along nicely, competing in showjumping - D Grade, placing third overall at his second competition. His last event was at Mudgeeraba Show where he had clear rounds in the 90 cm and 1.05 m classes. He too has started x country training and is loving every minute of it.
Lisa Cannon
Ormeau
Photo Credit to Downunder Photography

Renoir my Percheron is fed hay exclusively from Scenic Rim Lucerne who also donates to Amanda Vella (pictured) "SAVE A HORSE AUSTRALIA" Thanks for everything you do for the rescue horses xx
Jen Malloch
Worongary
Photo credits to Precious Pets Photography
This is Kalkadoon Lucifer, a 6 and 1/2 year old endurance horse. Lucifer and I (Kathryn) just completed our first 160km ride together at the Queensland State Championships; we managed not only to complete successfully, but to come 4th in our division. Feeding endurance horses requires a good understanding of nutrients to ensure you get the balance correct and good quality hay is a must! We have always found Scenic Rim Lucerne a reliable supplier for good quality hay and our horses love it; there is never any hay left over. We buy a mix of hay including lucerne, grassy lucerne and barley hay; we know we can rely on the quality from Scenic Rim Lucerne.
Kathryn Priol and Ron Bancroft
Beaudesert