Equestrian Australia

But then I totally agree with what you say in that they're not necessarily recognised.

So, you know, hats off to Equestrian Australia, Equestrian New South Wales for, you know, stepping up and acknowledging the coaches because a wise man once said to me, you know, you can put all your money into a program that you like, but if you're not supporting the coaches, the programs never fly.

So...

You know, I think that's, you know, I think a truer word has never been spoken.

Because certainly from the jumper's point of view, there's always been a backlash against this event because the surface in that arena was really shit, to be honest.

And like, the Equestrian Australia didn't have any major events in that arena.

The only real jumping event in the arena was Equimillion because they just wanted to say they were in the Ele- Olympic arena, and didn't really care about what the surface was like.

But now the surface is good, everyone's happy.

It's a great job to have.

So that partnership allows us to access that audience and we're working on a similar thing with Equestrian Australia at the moment.

What about the clubs? Because they are, as you said a little earlier on, they're the backbone.

They are, and we've got 120 of them.