In Australia horses have historically played a vital role in managing livestock herds across vast terrains. Before the mechanisation of agriculture, stockmen relied on horses for mustering, droving, and handling cattle and sheep.
Their agility and endurance enabled efficient movement of livestock in diverse landscapes, from rugged outback regions to expansive pastoral lands.
Today, while technology has evolved, the partnership between horses and stockmen remains integral to sustainable and effective livestock management practices in Australia.