Aug 19, 2026 · 52 min · 11 segments
This episode we sit down with Oscar Thorpe and chat about how he got into the industry, what he loves about it and so much more.
Oscar ThorpeGuestDan CamilleriHost
Laura McKillopHostSo was that something you learnt on the go? Or what was the draw to the ponies, mate?

But, yeah, always, you know, loved it, like the stockman sort of side of stuff and, you know, dogs, horses and everything, animals.

Like I'd done a bit of shoeing and then went up north and probably because we had to, you know, shoe the plant horses.

And, yeah, just got into it then and then, yeah, still to this day I do a few outside horses and whatnot and get into it.

I ended up at, so I went back, so after around the four and a half years at both when I went to Thargaminda, well, actually I come back down and, yeah, it was just for the same company and, yeah, just going sort of here, there, everywhere.

I've done, I think, six months there, which is, yeah, in between sort of out near Cunnamullaway.
So was that something you learnt on the go? Or what was the draw to the ponies, mate?

But, yeah, always, you know, loved it, like the stockman sort of side of stuff and, you know, dogs, horses and everything, animals.

Like I'd done a bit of shoeing and then went up north and probably because we had to, you know, shoe the plant horses.

And, yeah, just got into it then and then, yeah, still to this day I do a few outside horses and whatnot and get into it.

I ended up at, so I went back, so after around the four and a half years at both when I went to Thargaminda, well, actually I come back down and, yeah, it was just for the same company and, yeah, just going sort of here, there, everywhere.

I've done, I think, six months there, which is, yeah, in between sort of out near Cunnamullaway.
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