Meet our Horses

Samson

Samson was one of our biggest horses at 16.2hh. Sadly he passed away suddenly in winter 2025

Malvern Copperfield

is a beautiful chestnut Arabian horse. He is 15.2hh & has successfully completed many 80km endurance rides as well as a 160km NSW State Ride.

Titan

Titan is a Morgan X QH. He arrived in 2021, has a beautiful temperament and has settled in well!

Chex

Chex is a welsh pony x Arab, who came to us in 2013 as a yearling.

Bandit

Bandit is a black Australian Stockhorse X Thoroughbred 10yo. He came to us as a rising 2 year old in 2018.

Clara

Clara is a retired endurance horse. She is 14.3hh and was bred at Malvern Arabian Stud in NSW.

Digby

Digby was our lovely old Welsh Pony who sadly passed away in Winter 2025

Bailey

Bailey is our beautiful 15.2hh Australian Stock Horse, and is definitely a favourite. He has a beautiful collected trot and canter!

Moses

Moses is our oldest horse, a Galloway, from a Thoroughbred Sire and an Appaloosa Dam. Moses was born and trained at Attunga. He stands at 14.2hh.

Banjo

Banjo is our youngest horse, currently in training. He is a beautiful Paint x QH

Frank and Training

Frank Calleja is a horse master and classical trainer who has been involved with the horse at Attunga for the past 15 years. He is always gentle and very passionate about our horses and students and his methods always benefit the horses greatly. 

Over the years he has taught our interns how to interact with their horse and train them in the best possible way to get the ultimate performance from them. 

Through time, commitment and perseverance he can take a complete beginner and have them riding a horse like they would have never imagined possible, in just 18 weeks.

Read more about Frank Calleja

Site Accreditation

Attunga is accredited with Horse Safety Australia. 

A lot of hard work was put in for us to achieve this. We now have a wonderful, safe program where people come and learn how to ride. Our staff are put through extensive training sessions in order for them to perform their tasks the best way possible, keeping themselves safe, others safe, and our horses safe.