stallions

"Nobby"

Nobby doesn’t really need any introduction as his reputation speaks for itself. He is an exceptional stallion and a joy to be around. He has done several personal appearances this year and impressed everyone with his wonderful temperament. He loves the attention and I will be taking him to some other shows this year so he can get out and meet his fans.

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ruari

"Ruari"

This is our strawberry blagdon stallion and he is a love. He is maturing into a very nice using stallion. He has been busy training so he will be ready for shows later this year. Ruari has his first foal on the ground, a darling colt I have named Redmond. You can see him with his Dam, Nessa on her page.

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finn

"Finn"

Finn is our smoky buckskin and white stallion. He is lovely boy and quite a character. He spent several months in Colorado with a driving trainer there. He is home now and continuing to drive with my trainer at the barn. Cognac is in foal to Finn so I am hoping for a new buckskin baby next summer.

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callahan

"Callahan"

Callahan is maturing beautifully. He is very kind and willing. When he is not working he spends his time running in the paddock with his stallion gang, Ruari, Fergus and Hennessy. We have started ground driving him and he is doing really well. He has taken to it like a “duck to water.”

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fergus

"Fergus"

Fergus is my class clown. He is always up for a rough and tumble game with his paddock mates. Fergus is a true red roan, courtesy of his sire, Flash Harry. He and Ruari went to The South Dakota Horse Fair and performed together in the arena. It was fun to watch the faces of all the QH owners when they realized that they were going to be shown together on long lines and choreographed to run side by side.

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hennessy

"Hennessy"

Hennessy is my new yearling stallion. He has the pearl gene from his dam, the beautiful Champagne at Desert Jewel. He is very sweet and loves to run with the big boys. It will be exciting to watch him grow.

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