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Credit card fees explained

Effective Monday 15 January, 2024, Globetrotting will be charging the following fees for credit card payments. These credit card fees will not exceed the fees charged by Pin Payments (the processor) and are referenced. All payments made with credit and

Horse Breed: Belgian Warmblood - image by Eponimm via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) - Globetrotting horse riding holidays

Horse Breed: Belgian Warmblood

Name of Breed: Belgian Warmblood, also known by the acronym BWP. Country of origin: Belgium Breed origin: The intriguing history of warmblood horse breeding in Belgium begins in 1937, when a studbook was founded by the rural cavalry. As well

American Paint Horse, Globetrotting Horse Riding Holidays

Horse Breed: American Paint Horse

Name of breed: American Paint Horse Country of origin: United States Breed origin: The most popular ranch horses in America, the Quarter Horse and the Paint Horse, have a shared history. They were the result of crossing English Thoroughbreds with

Horse Breed: Dutch Warmblood - image by Jon Kassel on Wikimedia Commons (CC-BY-2.5) - Globetrotting horse riding holidays

Horse Breed: Dutch Warmblood

Name of breed: Dutch Warmblood, also known as the Dutch Sport Horse or KWPN Country of origin: Netherlands Breed origin: As the name suggests, the Dutch Warmblood comes from the Netherlands, where its development began just over a hundred years

Horse Breed: Shagya Arabian

Name of breed: Shagya Arabian, or Shagya-Araber. Country of origin: Hungary, and the wider Austro-Hungarian Empire. Breed origin: In 1789, Emperor Joseph II, ruler of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, established the Babolna Imperial Stud in Hungary with the aim of developing

A Trip to Living Legends

For many of our globetrotters booked on The Snowy River Ride, a visit to Living Legends in Melbourne might be on your agenda either before or after your trip. Here are some background details about what you can expect from

A Day Spent in Buenos Aires - photo by Barbara Zandoval via Unsplash - Globetrotting horse riding holidays

A Day Spent in Buenos Aires

‘Sexy, alive and supremely confident.’ That’s how Lonely Planet describes Buenos Aires, and we would have to agree. Spend even a small amount of time here and this beautiful city will get under your skin. If you’re heading off on

A Day Spent in Margaret River

Have you booked a saddle seat on one of our latest and greatest riding holidays, the Margaret River Ride? Well since you’ll no doubt be spending a night in the town of Margaret River, we’ve compiled a list of some

a day spent in Cardiff

A Day Spent in Cardiff

If you’re heading to Wales for a horse riding holiday, there’s a fair chance you’ll find yourself in Cardiff either before or after your ride. And if not, it’s well worth a detour to experience this thriving coastal city, the

horse breed Hackney

Horse Breed: Hackney

Name of breed: Hackney Country of origin: England Breed origin: Although the Hackney originated in Norfolk, England, the name comes from a French word, ‘haquenee’, which was used to describe a riding horse with an exceptionally comfortable trot or amble.

Horse Breed: Standardbred - photo by Markus Kauppinen on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) - Globetrotting horse riding holidays

Horse Breed: Standardbred

Name of breed: Standardbred, or American Standardbred. Country of origin: United States of America. Breed origin: The world’s fastest harness racing horse, the Standardbred was developed in America in the late 18th and early 19th centuries after a Thoroughbred stallion

Horse Breed: Orlov Trotter - photo by Alexander via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0) - Globetrotting horse riding holidays

Horse Breed: Orlov Trotter

Name of breed: Orlov Trotter, or Orloff Trotter. Country of origin: Russia Breed origin: The Orlov Trotter is Russia’s oldest and most famous ‘stud’ breed, renowned for its speed, stamina and fast-paced trot. The breed was developed in the late 18th century