Can you see the legacy of horse breeding in Toolern Vale? As you stand here, you’re in the heart of a place nicknamed “Thoroughbred Country”. In the past, Toolern Vale used to be known simply as “Toolern”, a name of Aboriginal origin, meaning ‘tongue’. Even today, you can feel the echoes of history in the air. The once bustling settlement, with its school, mechanics’ institute, free library, and even a creamery, went through a fiery trial in 1965, when a bushfire ravaged the area. The school and the store were rebuilt, but many structures fell victim to the flames. Despite the hardship, the horses remain, and their hooves continue to drum upon the land, a testament to the enduring spirit of Toolern Vale.
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