Moora Horseman’s Association

Moora Horseman’s Association provides a social environment for like-minded people to meet and join in on all things equestrian, be it instruction, competition, or recreation.

The club meets at the Equestrian Park in Dandaragan Street, Moora.

The club holds rallies on the third Sunday of each month, From March to November inclusive. Rallies usually consist of a morning session in the arena with some instruction if required, a break for a shared lunch, and then an afternoon session of jumping, riding out, or other activities.

The club also occasionally holds show jumping and dressage competitions that are open to the public.

We invite both local and external instructors, and try to suit all tastes and disciplines of riding and horsemanship. 

The History of Equestrian Sport in Moora
Moora has been the base for the development of equestrian talent within Western Australia for at least the past 40 years. 

Anne Taylor is a name well known to all within the equestrian arena. Anne was born and raised in Moora. As a competitor, Anne was selected as part of the Australian team to compete in the World Championships, hosted at Gawler, South Australia in 1986, and was first reserve for the Soul Olympics in 1988. Anne and her horse ‘Sir Waraba’ gained sixth position in the world, amongst a very competitive field. Anne was also a leading competitor in the discipline of dressage, placing highly at national level.

Local identity and founding instructor Julie Isbister is another successful rider who competed as a junior in the Moora area. Julie won the National Advanced Three Day Event Championships at Narrogin on her horse ‘Yoda Ladee’ in 1986.

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