| Liz has had a long history in Education. She graduated from Sydney University with a B.A. and a Batchelor of Education. Initially she worked in schools in NSW, until she was seconded to the Southern Regional Directorate as a consultant. Following her marriage she moved to Victoria where she became the first female Head of Department at Caulfield Grammar School. From there she moved to the (then ) Board of Studies where she wrote the Equine Industries (then Horse Studies) course which is now a Study Score subject in Victorian schools (Liz is State Reviewer and assisting Chief Examiner). As a result of the introduction of Horse Studies into schools Liz was employed by The University of Melbourne as an Equine Management lecturer. When The University disbanded McMillan Campus she worked for Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE writing a diploma in Performance Horse Management, and is now involved in the development of education at WoofPurNay.
Liz’s horse experience is mainly in the field of showing. She bred, owned and campaigned Kista Park Decoration, the first winner of the International Challenge. She is an EFA SSTA, and Level One Coach, as well as being a national level judge.
Liz and her husband, Greg, are owned by a four legged child in a Doberman dog suit. Spice – the Doberman- became a media star when she saved Liz after she fell and badly broke her ankle while jogging! |
