Welcome to Season 2, episode 13
Join us as we talk to 98 year old Peter Whitehead who travelled across the world from England to end up in Australia at the young age of 13. There he became a stockman in the vast outback of Australia, where he learnt how to break in and train horses. A skill that was highly sought after during WWII and saw him breaking horses in for the Australian Army. He has a true love of animals, especially horses and so many wonderful stories to share.
You can check out Peters recent book 'Bwana. There's a body in the bath' here https://www.tonypark.net/bwana-tony-park-international-author.html
This episode is proudly sponsored by Purvis Feeds, Feeding Purvis Lucerne Chaff check them out at purvisfeeds.com
Music proudly supplied by caseyevansmusic.co.nz
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Welcome to Season 2, episode 13
Join us as we talk to 98 year old Peter Whitehead who travelled across the world from England to end up in Australia at the young age of 13. There he became a stockman in the vast outback of Australia, where he learnt how to break in and train horses. A skill that was highly sought after during WWII and saw him breaking horses in for the Australian Army. He has a true love of animals, especially horses and so many wonderful stories to share.
You can check out Peters recent book 'Bwana. There's a body in the bath' here https://www.tonypark.net/bwana-tony-park-international-author.html
This episode is proudly sponsored by Purvis Feeds, Feeding Purvis Lucerne Chaff check them out at purvisfeeds.com
Music proudly supplied by caseyevansmusic.co.nz
Please leave us a review and feedback on the episodes so more can enjoy them ... Happy Riding
Follow us for images and guest announcements
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https://www.facebook.com/theequinelifenz
Or email theequinelife.nz@outlook.com for all enquires