HE IS a 21-time Australian campdrafting champion and has been nicknamed the Wally Lewis of the sport but Pete Comiskey is as down to earth as they come. Pete made the trip to Central Queensland with ...

Ben Hall enters the pen and quietly walks his horse into a mob of eight Angus steers. He peels off one steer, herding it to the front. Twice the steer tries to re-join the mob and twice Hall instantly ...

Anonymous benefactors are helping to keep the sport of campdrafting going in drought-affected areas of the Hunter and other parts of the state. Tough conditions on the land have meant the number of ...

"My dad drafted, and we would come up here as kids and junior draft," Mrs Argue said. She and her husband have continued drafting with their own children. "The Big River draft is just a really social ...

Campdrafting is said to be the fastest-growing horse sport in Australia and competitors suspect it might be because of the range of people now taking part. Sean Dillon, from Surbiton station near ...

Michael Boyce has been a regular face on the campdrafting circuit for 40 years and headed to his first Warwick Rodeo in 1947. Mr Boyce grew up in the Warwick area but farmed in Felton for 39 years ...

Graeme Acton, 63, owned 180,000 head of cattle on seven Queensland farms covering about 1.58 million hectares An Australian beef baron, Graeme Acton, has died a week after falling from a horse while ...

RETIRED Hawthorn premiership player Josh Gibson has ditched his footy boots and begun a “dangerous” new career. Here’s the former star like you’ve never seen him before. SEE THE PICS, WATCH THE VIDEO ...

With six drafts taking place, riders had the task of navigating the field to ensure their beast made it through the rings, and in record time. Campdraft volunteer Kate Carige has helped out with these ...

When Shannon Brown first set up her women-only riding event, she had no idea the philanthropic journey it would take her on. It’s a sport she has a driving passion for, and one which she has mobilised ...

Legend is a word used to often, but in the case of Clarence Valley campdrafting icon Laurie Stephenson, who died last week, it's a perfect fit. Campdrafters and other horse lovers from around ...