ISSUE 58
SEPTEMBER 2020
20 YEARS
SINCE SYDNEY OLYMPICS
WHEN AMANDA ROSS
MET HER UNICORN
THE EA SAGA
CONTINUES…

PLUS: Carolyn Lieutenant’s next chapter, improve your Elementary test, Roger’s weekend misadventure, train with positive reinforcement, a haven for rescue horses, the vet looks at hives, a New Forest getaway, and more movie-star horses!

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ISSUE 58

CONTENTS

SEPTEMBER 2020
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Opinion

LET’S GET THE EA REFORM JOB DONE

FROM THE CHAIRMAN ROBERT MCKAY

Opinion

A NEW EA FOR
ALL OF US, HOPEFULLY

RYAN'S RAVE BY HEATH RYAN

Eventing

SYDNEY 2000 – WHERE DREAMS CAME TRUE

BY AMANDA YOUNG

Special feature

COURAGEOUS KIWI BLAZES HER OWN TRAIL (Part 2)

BY ROGER FITZHARDINGE

EQ Journeys

A GLIMPSE OF NATURE’S MASTERPIECE

BY ELLI BIRCH

Lifestyle

WHEN YOUR CO-STARS ARE REAL ANIMALS

BY SUZY JARRATT

Special feature

BEACHY SANCTUARY

BY MELISSA RIMAC

Special feature

FROM CRASH LANDING TO AIRBORNE RESCUE

BY ROGER FITZHARDINGE

Dressage

10 TIPS FOR RIDING THE ELEMENTARY TESTS

BY ADELE SEVERS / ROGER FITZHARDINGE

Health

URTICARIA CALLS FOR DETECTIVE WORK

BY DR MAXINE BRAIN

Training

THE CARROT OR THE LIQUORICE? POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT

BY DR KERRY MACK

Eventing

WHEN AMANDA ROSS MET HER UNICORN

BY AMANDA YOUNG

Pony Club

THE JOY OF GROWING UP WITH A BRUMBY

BY AMANDA YOUNG

Special feature

VALE SUBZERO

BY ADELE SEVERS

My Favourite Dish

UNIVERSAL SAUCE

WITH AMANDA ROSS
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Amanda Ross and Dondiablo. © EQ Life
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Finding recipes that are healthy, tasty and quick to prepare can be challenging – as a result, the temptation to grab processed and often unhealthy dining options can pop up!

Amanda Ross is a pescatarian (fish eating vegetarian) with a passion for health and fitness. As an elite rider with a fast paced lifestyle, she’s also a busy person who doesn’t have time to spend hours cooking each day! As we emerge from winter and head into spring, who better than Amanda Ross to share a versatile, simple and nutritious sauce recipe that will complement a variety of dishes!

“When I get inside late, I want something warm, quick and healthy, but not the same thing every night! So, this is my goes-on-everything sauce! Portion it into single serves, stick it in the freezer, and pull one out each morning to defrost. I mostly add it to green vegetables, or on top of a pizza base, but you could also add it to rice, pasta, or eat it on its own!” says Amanda.

INGREDIENTS

  • 2 jars of Organic pasta sauce
  • 500 grams broccoli or silverbeet
  • 500 grams of mushrooms
  • A tin of black beans
  • A tin of three-bean mix
  • Any ingredients of your choice: You may like to include onion, garlic, carrot, chilli, or some herbs and spices!

METHOD

Step 1 

Chop and lightly brown the broccoli and mushies (any add any other vegies you’re using).

Step 2

Add the sauce and beans. Heat through for around 5-8 mins until simmering.

Enjoy — or freeze for later! EQ

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When Amanda Ross met her unicorn (By Amanda Young)

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