Four decades on and the name Lynway is still synonymous in the Western Industry with the breeding, showing and training of National and State Champions. In disciplines of halter, pleasure and hunter through to reining, cowhorse and dressage.

Lynway Quarter Horses is situated at Camden in New South Wales its principles are Lyn, Simon, Justin and Nigel Myers. Wayne became a director of the Australian Appaloosa Association and served on the board for 12 years. He was honoured with life membership for his service to the Association.

Lyn and Wayne were both inaugural HSAA judges, and Lyn has presided over some of the most successful regional affiliates in Australia. They were also involved in the forming of the NSW Horse Council and the Australian Horse Council which are now advisories to the Australian Government for all equine matters.

Simon, Justin and Nigel were prolific youth competitors with Simon going on to train and show the Lynway Horses while still a youth. Simon has been an accredited AQHA judge for over 10 years and stood on the Board of Directors for 4 years holding the judging portfolio and Deputy Presidents position before becoming the youngest AQHA president in 2001.

Lynway has achieved the highest accolades with their horses. They are the only people to have owned and trained 3 of the top ten Superior All Round Performance Horses for the AAA which is the highest award achievable for Appaloosa Horses. Other major achievements include NPHA 2 yr old pleasure futurity champion, NSW Premier State Show Yearling Futurity Champion, Sires Classic Futurity Champions, Multiple Australian Halter Showcase Futurity Championships, Opal Classic Champions, numerous AQHA Champions, many National and State Champions and Grand Champions, Royal Show Supreme Champions, and many Year End High Point Awards.

The purchase of NOBLE TKO in 1994 was the culmination of an extensive search for a horse that had the confirmation, temperament and pedigree so vitally important for a successful Sire, thus ensuring he produces offspring that are not only great looking halter horses but will also go on to ride.

Today at Lynway the Myers Family breed the horse that has form to function.