Where horse & human
move as one
Liberty training and bridleless riding with two Arabian mares. Building willingness, confidence and engagement, one conversation at a time.
Meet the herdRead the journalNo ropes, no bridle, just a conversation
Fabled Flow is our little liberty team: two spirited Arabian mares, Rahni and Tiamat, and the human lucky enough to play with them. Everything we do is about establishing a mindset of willingness, confidence and engagement in our equine companions.
From bridleless bush rides and bareback jumping to performing at Equitana Melbourne and galloping along the NSW South Coast, this is where we share the journey: the magic moments, the silly ones and everything we've learned about liberty horse training in Australia.
Our story
The three pillars of our flow
Willingness
A horse who chooses to be with you is worth more than any trick. We build every exercise around the horse's yes.
Confidence
Tarps, crowds, beaches, bush tracks. We grow bravery in small steps so new things feel like play, not pressure.
Engagement
One ear on the world, one ear on you. Real connection means a horse who is curious, present and part of the conversation.
Two mares, one magical trio

Rahni
The perfectionist with a cheeky flair
The first member of the Fabled Flow team. She arrived wild and unsure of humans and has blossomed into an eager, 110%-ready partner.
Read Rahni's story →
Tiamat
The flamboyant wild child
Theatrical, inquisitive and a little bit goofy. She loves to add her own excitable ideas to every exercise, and is secretly a big smooching puppy.
Read Tiamat's story →“They have one ear facing the world and one ear facing me. I really couldn't ask anything more of them.”Fabled Flow
Liberty training & riding stories

Liberty Horse Training in Australia: A Beginner's Guide
What liberty training really is, how to start safely at home, and the simple exercises that built our whole partnership.

Liberty Riding & Bridleless Riding in Australia: How to Begin
How we went from groundwork to riding with nothing but a neck rope, and the safety steps we never skip.

New Stomping Ground: Liberty Horses on the NSW South Coast
We've moved closer to the beach and the girls have handled the transition beautifully.