Gra Murdoch: The Last Lap Of The Horse

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By Stu Nettle (stunet)

Gra Murdoch: The Last Lap Of The Horse

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A few months back I appeared on the Waterpeople podcast with Dave Rastovich and Lauren Hill. There I waxed lyrical about surf media, including my fondness for 'White Horses' magazine - Dave and Lauren graciously agreeing. By the time the podcast came out, however, the news was dated: 'White Horses' had crossed the finishing line for the last time.

The news came as a suprise to me and, I imagine, a suprise to many others too.

In light of the information, I recently spoke to White Horses' founder Gra Murdoch about the decision to shutter the title.

Swellnet: So, Horsies, not to appear insensitive, has been put out to pasture. Can you sum up the situation for us?
Gra Murdoch: Yeah mate we’re out of puff, basically. Horsies has always been a labour of love and it’s just felt more like labour than love for a while now. We’ve got a humble, low-overhead business model that could have kept going indefinitely, but the point of Horsies was always to make it valuable – and that took work. My commitment was ebbing. 

It felt like the biggest reason to keep going was pride – not the best reason.

Over the last few years, between myself and Simsy [Craig Sims, Horsies’ fearless leader], we were juggling the mag between us. One of us was usually able carry the load when the other couldn’t, but between family commitments, looking after ageing parents, and our respective work lives [Simsy, academia; Gra, freelance stuff] it just wore us down.

We had offers from a few crew to inject cash into The Horse, one in particular has a distribution set-up in the States, and getting even a small slice of the Surfers’ Journal market might have laid the foundation for some kind of scale, but even the thought of that, knowing how hard you’d have to hustle, was tiring: you know when you’re done. 

For the record: How many years? How many issues? 
Issue 1 came out in 2012. The last one’ll be issue 47. We thought about going ’til issue 50, but I that was mostly pride talking. 

Issue 17 - The Pacific Ocean issue - cover of Eddie Aikau by Dan Merkel

As it had a unique flavour and format, can you recall your motivation to first begin 'White Horses'?
The first remotely Horsies idea I had was in ’98. I was tagging along as designer/writer on an ASL [Australia’s Surfing Life Magazine] 'on-location' issue. We were in the WA desert, Warroora Station. Ross Clarke-Jones, Martin Potter, Taj Burrow, Pancho Sullivan, Shane Powell, and Maurice Cole. The issue was great, but it struck me that for all the profiles we did on the surfers, their answers to our interviews, and the narrative of the surf trip in the desert, the most interesting stories to come from the surfers were the ones told around the fire each night – unguarded, unrecorded, and undocumented, because they didn’t fit the surf magazine formula. I wondered if a mag could feel more like those camp fire conversations.

Also, working on Deep magazine with Nick Carroll was very influential. Nick’s always been the total Yoda figure for me.

But the idea to make Horsies happen was actually formulated as an exit plan: By 2010 the writing was on the wall for printed mags. I’d been doing surf mags since ’88, so I was kind of ready to move on, but in order to bid a proper goodbye, I thought it’d be nice to try to make the most beautiful gem of a surf title possible – launch a title with a pre-determined life-span. It would run for five years, 20 issues, spell out The Sea Has Stories along the spine, and then we’d walk away. It’d be a goodbye / love letter to surf magazine publishing. It was backed all the way by Peter Morrison, who was the best boss anyone could ask for.

As far as the market for White Horses goes, I never really thought about it. To me, it wasn’t so much a market as a tone. It just felt that with most surf mags, there was this kind of artifice, that surfing should be treated as somehow separate from the rest of life – but then you go down to any backbeach carpark and you see how our surfing and our lives are totally intertwined. It’s no big deal, it just fits into and enhances our lives and family. I never thought about ‘the market’, other than if the mag was beautiful and low key it’d fit into that world.

Does that world still exist or has it too changed?
That community’s still there, consumption habits are obviously different. We don’t go to the newsagents, it’s all about subscriptions, etcetera. If myself and Simsy and Bainy were in our 30s and gung-ho, we’d leverage the goodwill of the Horsies brand into some digital model, grow moustaches and do podcast tours or whatever, but we’re crusty, tired old bastards.

This must be coming across as more morose than it actually is. We’re stoked and proud, happy to let it go.

Back to your initial plan, you didn’t stop after five years and 20 issues. Why was that?
Morrison Media was bought out by a mainstream media company and we were made redundant three issues short of reaching issue 20, so myself, Bainy and Simsy tipped in some of our redundancies and bought the mag off our overlords. By the time we reached issue 20, we thought fuck that, we’ve fought too hard for this, we’ll keep going.

Issue 13 'Conversations' - cover by Logan Murray

Do you have a favourite issue, or even a favourite story?
I loved some of the theme issues. 'Winterfell' was a day-in-the-life theme, I had 46 writers and 68 photographers out and about on June 1, first day of winter, just seeing what they could find. It was unreal! I loved 'Conversations' too, the whole mag was just verbatim first-person convos, from interviews to overheard exchanges in the lineup. It was probably the closest I came to executing a mag where there was absolutely zero editorial voice and it was all just pure capture. 

As far as individual pieces go, one of my favourite stories that springs to mind is a 'Writers’ Rally' piece by this West Oz fella, Richard Easton, in issue seven. In that issue, writers could choose one of three topics: ‘Song’, ‘Dream’ or ‘Surfboard’. Richard chose ‘Surfboard” and wrote this perfect piece about his aunty buying him his first new shooter. There’s been some incredible writers show up in the Horse, but this piece was amazing.

You began your publishing career at Australia’s Surf Life back in the 80s – pre-internet obviously. Now that the publishing world has changed so drastically, how do you reflect on those years when mags were central to surf culture and you were behind the controls?
I was never near the controls, the editors were steering the titles. I was more Smithers to Peter Morrison’s Monty Burns. But when I think about the cultural influence of the titles, though, Morrison Media (ASL, Riptide, Slam, Australian Longboarding, Kiwi Surf, etcetera) never really felt like it was ‘central’ to the surf culture. I think Sydney’s Northern Beaches – home of Tracks and SW – was the epicentre. We were outsiders from the trashy Gold Coast. Even when ASL was smashing those titles on the newsstands, it always felt like we weren’t quite in the club. Which was a great angle to come from when it came to being funny, subversive or just silly. Which we did well.

If I think about the messaging of surf mags back then - apart from the of-its-time sexism - it all feels pretty naïve in a sweet kind of way. But of course everything a few decades ago feels innocent and light compared to the polarised shit-show that we’re just a click or two away from now.

But to actually answer your question, I reflect on those years of full-on mag making with so much appreciation. Mags might have reflected or helped shape the culture a bit, but for me the culture was inside the slightly Soviet-style bunker we worked out of in North Burleigh. Working in this super focussed and productive madhouse, people trying their absolute hardest, really believing in their titles. Like the Slam Skateboard guys were hard core perfectionists, total ninjas, the Riptide crew were left-field cheery brainiacs, The ASL crew worked their arses off, I got to design for Bruce Channon (along with Hugh McLeod, my all-time magazine hero) on our Longboard mag. The designers and production crew were like brothers and sisters.

I cringe when I think how seriously I took myself in it all, but it was a lot of fun and we surfed heaps.

Issue 9 - 'Equinox' ('The magic of the midpoint') - cover of Matt Rott by Matt Shepherd

Were you ever bitter at how technology disrupted everything?
Though I’m terrified about how the worst of social media is sending society to the shitter, and what phones are doing to our ability to tolerate even the slightest boredom, yet from a personal point of view, I’m probably better off for the lessons of that disruption. 

There was a time when ASL was riding high, we were launching new titles all over the place, we were smashing it, and I thought I was hot shit. But after that peak lay a decade and a half when mags steadily lost their currency as the interweb caught on…and there’s nothing more humbling or grounding than working your arse off for years, getting better at what you do, yet being a little less successful with every passing day. Your ego gets very much put in its correct place, when you’re doing your best knowing that the returns are diminishing, then evaporating. You end up doing what you do for the love of it. The work, especially the people you work with, becomes the reward. 

And you’re never remotely in danger of thinking you’re hot shit ever again. If the internet had never come along, I would most likely be insufferable.

Are stories still central to surf culture?
For sure, mate. Out the back, in the carpark, on WhatsApp groups, on the job site, in the supermarket, school, pub, anywhere one surfer runs into another. Oh, and here on the mighty Swellnet of course! The Sea Has Stories, as an old surf mag used to say.

And mate if I can just take this chance to acknowledge the writers and photographers, artists, shapers, and storytellers who the Horse really belonged to. What a privilege it was to try to do justice to their work. My mag-making skillset is completely redundant these days, but I can’t get over what a satisfying gig it was!

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Sheep go to heaven Tuesday, 27 Feb 2024 at 9:21pm

Thanks Gra ... the best surf mag to ever exist , hands down !!

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Switchfoot bob Tuesday, 27 Feb 2024 at 9:47pm

Best books ever! Words can't describe.
Thank you

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Sprout Tuesday, 27 Feb 2024 at 10:18pm

Thank you Gra, thank you.

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Alana_a Tuesday, 27 Feb 2024 at 11:20pm

Congratulations Gra. Thank you.

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Roystein Tuesday, 27 Feb 2024 at 11:38pm

Congratulations, I treasure the copies I have
“ I thought it’d be nice to try to make the most beautiful gem of a surf title possible – launch a title with a pre-determined life-span”
Achieved and then some, collectors items in years to come

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Elroylaroy Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 1:59am

Even without Gonad Man, it's been the best surf mag I've picked up. Sad the subscription is coming to an end. Thank you

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Mickieyoyo Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 4:00am

Inspired me to put out my photo annual
Australian Sup Life photo annual in 2020 & 2023
Thanks legends

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Island Bay Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 5:25am

What an incredible run, Gra. You and Simsy can be proud.

Still consider Blue Minded your magnum opus, though I gather opinions are heavily divided.

Go well.

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Gra Murdoch Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 1:41pm

Fuck! Forgot about Blue Minded!

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GONAD_MAN Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 8:20am

Great Mags for sure. I have every copy, pity it didn't get to 50 . They sit proudly next to my A.S.L collection. Well done Gra and team.

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bishmann Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 8:57am

I must say my fav surf publication ever very sad to see it go , thanks for all of the great reading !

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Craig Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 9:25am

Sad to see this come to an end Gra. Such a great publication and work of art.

White Horses was one of the publications I always wanted to get an image into and I'm honoured to have had a couple of runs over the years.

It'll be sorely missed, but onto the next incarnation. Thanks Gra, Simsy and all others involved.

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zenagain Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 11:07am

Great interview too.

All the best for the next chapter.

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harrycoopr Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 11:41am

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Gra Murdoch Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 12:54pm

I lol'd at that one harry!

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Iced vovo Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 11:42am

I'm a subscriber, each issue I would look for my name printed in the back pages along with all the other subscribers ha, best mag & loved the format.

Met you once years ago at Angourie Gra, you were having a cuppa with your wife at the table we were sitting at. I was flicking through a copy of White Horses & commented to my wife on how good this particular photo was which led to a long convo with yourself, apologise now if I asked too many questions lol.

Awesome mag, everything has a timespan, good luck in your next season.

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Baron von Spatula Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 11:45am

Boogs,
ya mentioned ‘Deep’ yet neglected the way-before-it’s-time-yet-cut-too-soon gem that was ‘CHIC’.
Anyhoo, ta to ya!

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Gra Murdoch Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 12:55pm

chik! x

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Baron von Spatula Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 2:20pm

Ah yeahs. Me standun corrected.
Cheers squire

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Vince Neil Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 11:48am

Each issue is a collectors edition

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helmet-not-hose Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 12:32pm

"Zero editorial voice" ... Ironic that of all the editorial voices yours is one I wouldn't mind hearing more of.

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backyard Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 12:35pm

Much respect to you Mr Murdoch. In 2010, as a long term editorial photographer shooting film and hand printing everything, I firmly believed that the only print magazines that would survive, would be like yours, beautifully produced unique titles with depth and heart -Wrong. All that shit at the supermarket checkout is still there, now. The precursors to click bait, a shrine to short attention spans and a second hand life of idolatry. That medium, of print, may be finished, but the message is alive and well right here. I hope your next chapter is rich and enriching.

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ryder Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 1:08pm

It was an honor to be involved with the Horses program, especially the 'Winterfell' issue among others. But it was a privilege (and shock) to find an image and blurb of mine in the last issue, having gone cold turkey by putting the camera away soon after the shot was taken during a remote trip in 2016. The image was to be a cover, but Gra couldn't get it over the line with the Publisher at the time. The best magazine by far and Gra was the best editor/creator in the industry to deal with.
Actually, honored is an understatement...

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chico Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 1:31pm

Amazing magazine, gave photos room to breathe and some of the imagery is so fucking mind blowing, I’m genuinely sad the magazine is no longer. Some of the travel stories from crew you’d never heard of were unbelievable too.

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Slackjawedyokel Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 3:06pm

This is an obit for a magazine and not the man but I still can’t say it enough- Gra Murdoch is one of the best things to happen to Oz surf culture. I’ve never met you yet still It’s no exaggeration to say that you made my surfing life better for everything you’ve done.

Hats off, legend.

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truebluebasher Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 5:50pm

Salute Gra...crew demand a tribute Podcast...
#1 Surf Journo Stu's tribute to swellnet Gra / Steve / Ben
swellnet fans ***** {Water People}

Stu Nettle : Voice & Vertigo ( Salute fellow Stu fans Lauren L.Hill & Dave Rastovich )
[ Disclaimer ] 2013 Dave + crewmate tbb in Byron Bodyshoot Exhibition...stoked!

Please don't hyperleap to Gra White Horses...[38:00]
tbb motions for crew to respect #1 Surf Journo Stu...share the stoke.
Full surf stoke is only reached from the Paddle Out...
Meaning : Do yerselves a favour & soak up the background intro respect for Stu / Steve & Gra...

Respect yer Hodad Gurus and soak up the hour long dedication...blow you away it will.
Free backdoor pass to swellnet inner sanctum

swellnet crew Salute {~ Water People ~}
Thanks for #1 Surf Journo Stu Tribute in turn Ben, Steve + Gra Tributes

swellnet crew tbb : Best Surf Pod ever ***** Totally in awe of our swellnet Surf Godz!

Happy to share...Please Enjoy!
https://waterpeoplepodcast.com/episodes/

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bocirl Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 7:44pm

Sad to see it go.
That cover photo for the Southerly edition is so full of stoke, just loved that mag.

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Mcface Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 7:48pm

I've put off getting a sub to Horses since finding out about it here on SN and I'm now regretting it!

Gra your contributions on Swellnet have been excellent. Ding Alley hits the mark every time, the behind the lens and the different high series (interviews with John John and a friggen astronaut no less) were fantastic and have stuck with me for longer than what one could ever expect from a web article. Hope you score a few in the downtime now you've got less to juggle.

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Doogs Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 8:04pm

Just
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Good

Here’s cheers to you Gra.
X

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andy-mac Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 9:05pm

Congratulations...
Great publication.
Miss the days of flicking through mags rather than scrolling on this device....
All the best with ya next venture.....

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batfink Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 9:48pm

Ha ha. I still have two unopened White horse editions. Perhaps if I never open them they’ll be worth a stash some day.

Don’t know why I can’t open them. That’s a story for the future.

Gra, I never underestimated your work. Thought if anything could make it through this would be it.

Looking forward to your next instalment, whatever that is.

Best wishes.

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ringostarr Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 11:48pm

Me too. Saving for a rainy day. Unlike a quick instagram scroll, an issue of WH requires time and solitude to properly digest.

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NDC Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 10:20pm

To me u just seem like a great bloke - even though I’ve never met you. Your work is of the highest calibre - sincere thanks and hope we continue to see ur stuff here on SN

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conrico Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 11:48pm

Sad I’ve never read an issue. Sounds like an amazing mag. The stories and discussions around surfing really does make the sport. Look forward to getting my hands on a copy at some point. Great read!

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Matilda0213 Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 7:06am

Thank you Gra it was a bloody ripper!

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Chris Peel Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 8:07am

Onya, Gra! Thanks so much for your contribution towards storytelling and for paying your contributors a fair trade!

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Gra Murdoch Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 8:46am

EMERGENCY SERVICES were called to a NSW Northern Rivers residence this morning to rescue a 56-year-old male whose head became wedged in the front door as he left home for a surf check. Rescuers learnt than freelance creative, Gra Murdoch, had spent the previous evening incessantly checking and re-checking comments on popular surf forecasting website Swellnet, where kind people were saying nice things about him. Unaware that his head had swollen significantly overnight, Murdoch wedged himself in the door frame and called for help from neighbours, who raised the alarm around 6.00am.
“We were waiting for the Jaws Of Life unit to show up,” said SES volunteer B. Cornell, “but someone had the idea to show ‘im recent footage of himself surfing. That reduced the ego-induced swelling immediately – like poppin’ a fucken balloon, what a deadest carnt.” Murdoch, whose surfing has been likened to a newborn foal struggling to its feet – was unavailable for comment.

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crg Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 9:16am

Hahaha…onya Gra

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andy-mac Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 9:55am

Haha classic!
Hope that means more Ding Alley adventures coming our way!

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david 24 Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 11:10am

"Oi !. Head ..Move!.. Look at the size of the thing, it's like an orange on a toothpick. ".. It's been a great run Gra, you should be proud of the way you entertained people with such a beautiful mag.

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Craig Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 11:16am

Ha!

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tubeshooter Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 11:19pm

ahh bullshit Gra, you and the team can take a well-earned bow.
Your inner Baz seems to have that ego in check,
I dips me lid.

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sammo Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 9:19am

Ha!… gold

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udo Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 9:21am
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sammo Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 10:11am

Plenty more nuggets of ‘Gragold’ to be extracted from the mother load inside your head Gra…. we all expect!
Thanks in advance.

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wbat Thursday, 29 Feb 2024 at 10:21pm

Best mag ever.

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theinsider Friday, 1 Mar 2024 at 7:52am

Stoked to have a big stack of Horsies on my shelf, the stories are timeless, it's an epic legacy. Thank you for the memories.

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ouboet Sunday, 3 Mar 2024 at 4:18pm

is it co-incidence that Gra's crime partner has the same name as the guy who ran Zigzag mag in South Africa for a decade or two, or a different Craig Sims?

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Gra Murdoch Sunday, 3 Mar 2024 at 4:41pm

Its the one and only Craig Sims from S.A mate!

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ouboet Monday, 4 Mar 2024 at 1:47pm

Thanks Gra

did he move to Aus after finishing up at Zigzag (like another ex-SA champ called Dean Geraghty, who now makes beach umbrellas on the Goldie I gather)?

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Gra Murdoch Monday, 4 Mar 2024 at 1:57pm

I'm not sure of the exact timeframe, but that's broadly how it played out... What I AM sure of is Simsy is one of the finest and most inspiring fellas I know.

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udo Monday, 4 Mar 2024 at 2:55pm

Dean G Isnt that the Fella that invented 4WFS ?

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ouboet Monday, 4 Mar 2024 at 4:27pm

indeed. He was arguably the top shaper in SA for a while, having the largest number of pro's in his stable early 2000's, the pre-Jordy years- Royden Bryson and AI slaying Sean Holmes among others. His boards were always a bit too much in the high performance zone for my purposes.

That fin system appeared after I had already left SA. I ordered some boards from a different shaper on a trip back in 2014 and asked for them. He claimed it's just too much for the average surfer to deal with in any meaningful way - from memory they could be adjusted in 3 ways: forward/aft, the angle (relative to the rail), as well as the splay. It didn't seem like it ever really took off.

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Island Bay Monday, 18 Mar 2024 at 5:39pm

Had some great boards from Dean Geraghty, incl this 7'4 spear

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goofyfoot Sunday, 3 Mar 2024 at 5:47pm

My very first Valentine’s Day present off my girlfriend (now wife) was a White Horses subscription.
It’s continued all these years. Thanks Gra!
Now it’s back to fucken roses or something…

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zenagain Sunday, 3 Mar 2024 at 11:38pm

Get her to pay your SN subscription every Valentines Day Goof and I'm sure she'll love the roses.

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Queenyenfuego Tuesday, 5 Mar 2024 at 11:38pm

Thanks for the Photo's and Stories - they created bonding moments in our family and I love White Horses for that!

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mowgli Wednesday, 6 Mar 2024 at 3:01pm

we used to wet our fingers, on surfing magazines

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Fitle Saturday, 16 Mar 2024 at 6:17pm

Tried valiantly to find Horsie at friendly newsagents for years in the misguided idea that I was supporting both print media and my local newsagent.
Finally realised i was missing editions so subscribed and bought back copies. Collection almost complete.
Beautiful magazine to read and reread.
Thank you Gra.

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Gra Murdoch Monday, 18 Mar 2024 at 5:28pm

You're so welcome Fitle! Thanks heaps for supporting the ol' nag mag.

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Pt Danger Wednesday, 1 May 2024 at 6:33pm

Got to agree with Stu’s comment on Water People podcast that it’s a good thing to have a library of hard copies sitting around as the internet offers just a passing through sort of image.