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Tour d’Horse Begins Its Epic Ride For the KIDS Foundation

The KIDS Foundation < 1 mins read

Tour d’Horse 2025 officially kicks off today at the historic Belltrees Station with the Macka’s Angus Beef Trophy - Belltrees Ride, marking the first of six powerful days on horseback in support of the KIDS Foundation.    

 

This ambitious endurance event is a race at a walking pace, aiming to raise $1 million to help children and families recover from trauma and life-altering injuries.

 

Each rider is paired with a retired racehorse, and later today will be joined by champions jockers Jamie and Ben Melham, as well as Sam Freedman from Freedman racing. The group will leave from Belltrees Station this morning, with its deep roots in Australian pastoral and horse history offering a symbolic and majestic setting for the beginning of the journey.

 

Today’s ride is proudly supported by Macka’s Angus Beef, a family-owned operation that shares Tour d’Horse’s values of resilience, legacy, and community. Known for producing world-class beef with a focus on sustainability and animal welfare.

 

Day One sets the tone for what promises to be an unforgettable week - one filled with emotion and extraordinary impact.

 

How to Support:

 

• Donate or sponsor a rider: kidsfoundation.org.au

• Follow the journey: @thekidsfoundation | #TourdHorse2025 #KidsFoundation #RideForACause #SaddleUpForKIDS #RideForACause

 

A VNR release will be made available from 3PM today.


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Photo Opportunity: Yes.

Interview Opportunity: Yes.


Contact details:

Melanie Mullen

Media & Communications

0418 331 994

[email protected]

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