Well, no-one can say we lack imagination in Kulin! Months before the annual Kulin Bush Races, workshops are noisy not with the sound of farm machinery but with the construction of tin horses! As October looms, one by one, new tin horses appear in the pasture and stubble paddocks lining the road now known as the "Tin Horse Highway" on the way to the Jilakin Race Track. Horses are made from all sorts of materials, striking all manner of poses. The Tin Horse Highway is a spectacle unique to Kulin and one not to be missed. Tin Horse Highway - Kulin, Western Australia A fair way west from Perth is the small farming town of Kulin and they have an annual Bush Races event where people and horses come from miles around. This is by all accounts a great weekend and you can tell the Kulinites have a great sense of humour from the "tin horses" they have decorated the highway with from Kulin to the race track, about 12km in all. And many of the businesses in town have got on board as well. Great fun all round!