Amy Skinner is a dedicated horsewoman who has studied classical dressage, biomechanics, and sound horsemanship since childhood. She has trained under respected mentors such as Theresa Doherty and Brent Graef and continues to refine her approach through ongoing study and experience.
Her philosophy is built on putting the horse first, focusing on softness, balance, and relaxation rather than shortcuts or quick fixes. Amy is known for her thoughtful and accessible teaching style, making complex training principles clear for riders at all levels.
Amy believes every horse benefits from a system that values clarity, patience, and consistency. Her training methods are rooted in classical dressage, with an emphasis on biomechanics and the horse’s mental and physical well-being.
Amy works with students through a variety of formats:
Students describe Amy as patient, generous, and highly skilled at making her horses and riders feel supported. She is passionate about creating lasting partnerships between horse and rider by developing communication, softness, and trust.
Her clinics and lessons are designed to:
Amy has built a reputation as a thoughtful trainer who blends the best of classical tradition with modern horsemanship. Through her clinics, online resources, and extensive experience, she continues to influence riders seeking a deeper connection with their horses and a more sustainable approach to training.
Yes, the trade hall features saddle fitters, tack retailers, feed suppliers, apparel brands, and more, offering a comprehensive shopping experience for horse enthusiasts.
Yes, stable information and booking packs will be sent out with your clinic booking confirmation.
For the general public there is a caravan only camping site at Caboolture showgrounds. See - https://cabooltureshowgrounds.com.au/camping/
Yes, you may bring your horse if you are participating in a clinic; otherwise, horses are not permitted on site.
No, booking a clinic spot includes your general admission for the day of your clinic.
Tickets can be purchased online via the official expo website, with single-day, three-day, family, and VIP package options available.
Yes, most event areas are wheelchair accessible.
There is ample on-site parking, and shuttle services run from nearby train stations and bus stops for convenient public transport access.
Yes there are stables and camping available on site - You need to Book your stabling and camping direct through QSEC. For the General Public see General Public.
Vendor applications can be made online, just checkout the footer section in the site.
Daily demonstrations include dressage, working equitation, carriage driving, mindset workshops, and groundwork sessions led by world-class trainers.
The Horse Expo is a Bi-annual three-day event showcasing equine activities, expert-led clinics, competitions, and a trade hall with the latest in horse gear and services.
The expo runs from 14 to 16 November 2025 at the Moreton Bay Events Centre in Brisbane’s northern suburbs.
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