HENIARTH QUESTION

By Roseisle Pandy Tudyr 

 Ex Sunwillow Quest.

A quality 2004 colt from parents that have consistently produced both Royal Welsh winners and Horse of the Year Show qualifiers. Sold to the Waxwing Stud, Scotland, now the property of Rod Lewis, Cwm-Meudwy Stud.

Photo: Tom Best

HENIARTH WHOOPSADAISY

By:Steehorst Freelance  Ex: Eyarth Windflower

Sold at 2004 Fayre Oaks Gala Evening Sale for £3200.

Now with Sarah Coulter of the Hepplewood Stud

HENIARTH QUINNEL

By: Gwyn Rhosyn Frenin
Ex: Sunwillow Quest

You may well remember reading about the day Elizabeth Henderson came to measure up Windflower for her sculpture, (see archive page, at the bottom of this page) ; well we are delighted to show you the finished article. Needless to say we are thrilled with it. 

Adding to that Elizabeth very kindly  modelled a statue of Sunwillow Quest, in her slightly younger days, (photo right) which has given us a lot of pleasure. Both statues are in cold cast resin which can be hand painted or bronzed and are a limited edition, available from Liz at Lizpurlogue@aol.com so you too could have your very own Quest and Windflower!

YANKEE DOODLE RETURNS

After nearly two years abscence from the show ring Heniarth Yankee Doodle made a triumphant return at the B.S.P.S. Area 14 Show to take both the Restricted and Open Mini Championships and Winter qualifiers. Yankee is by Pendock Buttonhole and out of Sunwillow Yasmin and was purchased by Merial Rowson as a four year old for her daughters. Yankee was once again shown by Oliver Burchell-Small.

GEORGINA'S OFF ON HER TRAVELS

Rather then spend the summer getting fat we are delighted that Sunwillow Georgina is off to join Poppy and Jess Duncalf for the season to do lead-rein and first ridden classes - if the girls can do half as well as brother Josh and Vean Hobajon then it will be a great summer. Let's hope they have fun!

News from Holland that the Royal Welsh winner Heniarth Yabadabadoo (Whatehall Louis x Sunwillow Yasmin) has been out three times for Harold & Yvette Zoet, winning three times, including the National Show and a Reserve Championship at the Dragon Pony Show. Great results. Yaba - is of course a sister to Yum Yum and Yarra Glen and the mother of Ann Sparlings Heniarth Wilma Too by Gwyn Rhosyn Frenin who is expecting her first foal by Mr. Milligan in 2006.

Once again we endured our usual disappointing results at HOYS, although we were very proud to have qualified and enjoyed positive comments from many admirers.
The best result was 8th and Best Turned Out with Georgina and Poppy Duncalf who looked "quite charming". Unfortunately Yippee-aye-yeah and Angharad picked up a "wrong leg" but still received the same ride mark as Milligan who didn't find favour at all, so we'll have to rest on the laurels of his outstanding success all season. Never mind, it was a great effort all round and a huge achievement just taking part. Now we hope we can look forward to both Georgina's and Yippee's foals next season.

Georgina and Poppy Duncalf

QUIP IS BACK!

A very fat and hairy Heniarth Quip has arrived home safely after a summer at the Rosmarche Stud. He obviously had a good time and many thanks to Helen for taking such great care of him - lets hope he leaves her some more great foals. It's unusual to see him in his winter coat as the last two years he's been clipped for Olympia at Christmas - I think her prefers it this way though - leave all the dressing up to Mr Milligan this time.

Close on Quip's heels is his daughter Sunwillow Georgina who has come home from young Poppy Duncalf, ready to start her brood mare career. Poppy made a delightful thank you card, saying "I love George so much, I will really miss her," though I'm sure she'll soon be busy with Heniarth Quaint (Nerwyn Cadno x Sunwillow Quest) who hopefully will bring Poppy as much fun and success next season.

Good news from Simon Charlesworth to say that his Heniarth Bedlam, (Benni to all that know him), was first and reserve champion at the NPS Area 4 Foal Show last week, the first time out. Look out for him at the Royal Welsh Winter Fair.

MILLIGAN SCORES AGAIN

Without even leaving his stable Mr Milligan has come out on top by becoming the best Section A and Champion stallion in the Welsh Pony and Cob Society Performance awards competition with India, winning five trophies! Yippee-aye-yeah also scored well, as did Angharad's other two rides so we'll have pictures after the presentation on December 4th. What a tremendous year Milligan has had considering he started the year as a novice.

GELDING RESULTS PUBLISHED

Please take the time to look at the winners of the National High Point Junior Gelding competition by clicking on the "gelding" button - a lot of effort and very well deserved success.

Heniarth Bedlam (Cascob Silver Ghost x Heniarth Quilt by Roseisle Pandy Tudyr, pictured left) gave a good account of himself to stand 7th out of 49 entries in the colt foal class for Simon Charlesworth whilst congratulations to the Cheshmere Stud for winning the yearling colts with Cheshmere Funtime Frankie by their Heniarth Coron (Pendock Buttonhole x Gwyn Rhosyn Cellina by Revel Cello, pictured right)
Heniarth Hushabye (by Cottrell Faberge) produced the 3rd placed Welsh Part-Bred filly foal, Derw Sweet Dreams, for Mr & Mrs Owen from Abergele, North Wales. Well done!

India, pictured left, with WPCS President, Lady Jennifer Evans-Bevan collecting his awards for Mountain Pony, Overall Stallion and Mountain & Moorland Champion at the recent presentations in Cheltenham. Congratulations to Sam Roberts who was Supreme, again, this time with Muskerry Blue Danube.

HO HO HO!!!!

Poor Georgina got sidelined to take part in the Kidwelly Christmas Festival, though I think she quite enjoyed her night out in town!

Well, Olympia has come and gone again and Christmas is well and truly upon us - frightening to think that the West Midland Stallion Show schedule arrived this morning, almost now getting like the January Sales adverts already tempting us out of any money we have left.
We were very pleased with the way Milligan looked and worked in - though by the time he had been back to his box, had breakfast and his normal nap (which was lacking at HOYS 'cause of his flooded stable) he felt quite on his toes and India did a good job of keeping it together - however, gaining equal second placed points for his good looks, his ride mark was not so good so it was not to be our day. Never mind - for a young, first season, covering stallion, actually ridden by a junior we were very proud of them both and it was nice to receive the Duntarvie Trophy for the best Owner(Leasee) bred small breed. 
Inger Becker had flown in from Mexico and her son Johann from Sweden, so it was a great Christmas gathering and a great atmosphere, as Olympia always is, with many thanks to Baileys Horse Feeds.
So that brings Mr.Milligan's ridden career to a close - he remains in the country for 2006 but will devote his time to his woman folk. He's already achieved more in one season than many ever achieve in their lives and for that we are immensely proud of him and of course India who has put in all the work with him, coached by Jane Harries and chauffeured by mum Christine! What a clever pony!

Getting "Polo" treats for concentration - that didn't work!

Waiting in the wings like butter wouldn't melt in his mouth!

Inger and Johann Becker - still very proud of Mr.Milligan.

These pictures came a bit late for Christmas but we wanted to show you how good Heniarth Yarra Glenn (Nerwyn Cadno x Sunwillow Yasmin by Pendock Legend) looks in Sweden with his young jockey, "Emmy". Apparently he loves his jumping and dressage work with the big horses as well as playing in the deep snow they now have (and the -12 temps they have!)
STOP PRESS - Right - Button celebrating that her and Toggle's breeder, Louise Parry has been awarded the Small Thoroughbred Breeder of the Year Award by the Thoroughbred Breeders Association for breeding the first classic winner in Wales since 1874! Congratulations - see www.pantycoedstud.com 

Although some three weeks early and born into a snow covered land, the Ekbacken Stud of Inger Becker in Sweden reports to first two foals by Heniarth Yarra Glen. The first, a filly named Springflower out of E. Sunshine and then a colt named Jarrah out of E. Jasmine and it seems both are very pleasing. Yarra's getting sooo international, as we understand he already has a son in South Africa and of course his namesake, the Yarra river in Australia has played such a big part in the Commonwealth games ceremonies.

It was fantastic news to see Quip was sixth in the WPCS sire ratings. With the few mares he covers each year this was a fantastic result and many thanks to all that showed his offspring.
However, never letting the grass grow between his hooves Quip has now taken up a career in driving.
He has taken up residence with Minta Winn in Sussex to be driven by Nicola Blandin from Jersey who are so far thrilled with his performance. Obviously it's early days but it will be great to see him between the shafts. We'll get some photo's soon.

Quip had his first outing in harness at Aldershot Show on Newbury Showground and won his novice class. What a result! What was most important is that he didn't mind the other carriages and he behaved in his usual gentlemanly style 

Been "all quiet" on the Western front lately, though we did make a flying trip to the Blue Faced Leicester In-lamb show and sale at Carlisle and of course brought two home, one for ourselves and one for Rod Lewis. What handsome and aristocratic sheep (?!!) and carrying three lambs between them. Highly recommended as a sheep breed especially around the ponies. We now have ten ewes with twenty three lambs scanned inside,  ready to burst! 

LAST ROSETTES

Just when we thought it had all finished, Mr Milligan was awarded the Reserve In Hand and the Supreme Ridden title at the National Pony Society Area 28 Points Awards last week, though his success was somewhat over shadowed by Meirion and Corin Knox's rendition of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" as part of the presentation night entertainment - you had to be there!!!!

Having knocked ourselves out for the last few years, with both ridden and led ponies on the circuit, we had decided to cut back this season and take things a little easier, and cheaper, so that's why there seems to be less news around. We've only been to three shows so far, by the end of June, with our most significant result being Eyarth Windflower, taking the Welsh Section B Championship at Cheshire County Show and of course good old Quip has been flying the flag for us in harness.

Heniarth Yum Yum, 2005 Royal Welsh Youngstock Champion with her first foal, a filly, Heniarth Dilyscious by Heniarth Mr. Milligan

Heniarth Tutti Fruti, by Heniarth Mr. Milligan and out of Heniarth Quaint by Nerwyn Cadno

All the weeks of blankets and lessons, clipping and feeding, all seem worthwhile when you actually get through the doors of Olympia, ready to compete in the most prestigious of all the qualifying events. Quip seemed to remember where he was and was immediately at home with all the show-jumpers that trailed past his stable, which was just down the aisle from Nick Skelton's Arco, though sadly this did lead one rather glamorous French lady to ask India if she had enjoyed riding in the Shetland Grand National! OK, compared to Arco, Quip may be a bit on the short and hairy side but he can do walk to canter just as well!

The following day it was a relief that they split the judging into small and large breeds as last year thirty five animals nose to tail around the ring was a bit much - this meant we didn't perform until 11a.m. Despite the nerves having longer to develop, Quip and India tried their best and it was a great to come back in the afternoon and be called forward into 6th place overall, standing above some very notable animals and riders. We were all delighted and so proud of them both on their last showing performance together. We couldn't have done half as well either without the support of trainer, Jane Harries, who has endeavoured to smooth out the wrinkles over the last two seasons, as well as the support of Christine, India's mum.

Quip, obviously enjoying himself as Judges, Ann Pritchard and Len Bigley look on

Quip has certainly done us proud. Reserve Supreme in both the Picton Novice and the Frethi Intermediate National finals last year as well as qualifying for the Horse of the Year Show at the Royal Welsh and being best of breed at Olympia. Then this year coming back to Olympia as well as being the £250 National Ridden Mountain Pony Champion at Shrewsbury - more than we had ever imagined when we started out. Next year he will be visiting Helen Myers Rosmarche Stud where he will run out with her mares that he has proved so successful with in the past. Then who knows - we had always planned to drive him - so he may be back!

Quip and India in the final line-up having just received their rosettes from the Countess of Shrewsbury

The journey home was not quite as loud as last years, though this year we made a wrong turn leaving Olympia and ended up down a side street with a very irate lady in a BMW who would not reverse for us to pass, despite us having ten cars behind us and being about 1cm from the wing mirror of the car parked beside us. It was quite a confrontation. Though after 15 minutes when Christine, (India's mum) got on the phone to Scotland Yard, the woman relented and let us pass - nice people in London! Soon enough Meirion and Martin entered into the Christmas spirit!

Many thanks to the National Pony Society and to Baileys Horse Feeds for organising and sponsoring this event - it is a real treat and the final is every bit as good as the qualifying day itself. Lets hope we can make it back there again.

ROYAL WINTER FAIR, TORONTO, CANADA

It was a great pleasure to have been invited to judge at the Winter Fair, having not attended for some seventeen years, when in those days we would drive some fourteen hours from Massachusetts to compete with the Grazing Fields Farm Show Team.

The led judging took place in the Horse Palace, over looked by its double levels of stabling. (top left) The overall Welsh Championship went to the Section C, Parvadean The Governor, shown by Jeffrey Kohler for Alan and Suzy Schockett.(middle left) The Welsh Champion of Champions that animals qualify for throughout the summer was won by the Section D mare, Menai Prides Choice for the Dagenais family, shown by Simon Bigley and Eurig Eynon. (bottom left). Section B Champion was Rotherwood Crown Prince for Kirsten Brunner who also won the Lady to drive class, (top right) and the Section A Champion was Relhok Austin Healey, (middle right), who also won the Adele Rockwell  Memorial Trophy at his first time in-harness in the main Coliseum Arena. (bottom right)

We were both treated royally and it was great to catch up with some old friends that we hadn't seen for a long time. Hopefully it won't be such a long time until our return to Canada.

photo; Lyn Cassels-Caldwell

Milligan travelled over with his son, Ekbackens Jackpot who is also to be shown in the UK. As you can see from the picture (above) Milligan soon settled in to enjoying the Welsh countryside!

CHANGING COUNTRIES

We are very proud to have Royal Welsh winner, Heniarth Mr.Milligan back in Wales, having been leased from his  owners, Inger and Johan Becker of the Ekbacken Stud in Sweden. Even more exciting is that they now have Heniarth Yarra Glen  in Sweden for two years to use in his place - so it's all change. Many of you will remember Milligan from the WPCS Journal add we did with him posing under the flowers of a hanging basket - well he's grown up since those days!

Yarra Glen (above)  also seems to be looking forward to his new life and will hopefully follow in Milligans footsteps by leaving some lovely foals for Swedish breeders.

SUPREME FIRST TIME OUT!

News from Roma Wright-Smith to say that Heniarth Whoopsadaisy was Supreme Champion at the NCPA Northants, the first show she took her to after purchasing her at Fayre Oaks - lets hope that's just the start of a long and glittering career.

QUESTION HEADING NORTH

Heniarth Question (pictured right) has made the trip up to Waxwing in Scotland where we all hope he too will have a long and glittering career ahead of him

(Sunwillow Matterhorn x Sunwillow Neiderhorn)

Sadly we have to report the passing of Uberlinger, the dam of Heniarth Union Jack and Sunwillow Aphrodite, just two of her grand progeny. Her final resting place was with Jessica Middleton who cared for her right to the end - luckily retaining her daughter to carry on the line.

photo: Rhode Thielen

Shem and India ready in the horse lines to go and contest the the Simpsons Refractories ridden final at the Horse of the Year. We were very proud of the performance they both gave, but sadly it didn't appeal to the judges that much - oh well, we know which pony we were pleased to take home at the end of the day

Sunwillow Georgina gave a highly polished performance in the lead rein class to stand sixth and get the best turned out prize! Congratulations to jockey, Alexandra Hollings and handler Katy Carter for doing such a superb job.

Heniarth Quill, better known as "Henry" to his proud owners, the Rosebury family from Lancashire, has qualified for the Mountain and Moorland First Ridden finals at the Horse of the Year Show. Huge congratulations to his talented young rider, Nicole Rosebury who quickly followed up this success by the pair being selected as Supreme Native Ridden Champions at the British Elite Show. This makes the third of Sunwillow Quest's progeny to have been qualifiers at the Horse of the Year Show, a fitting way to celebrate her 21st year!

We recently made a flying visit to Sweden to visit our our many good friends there and of course to see Heniarth Mr.Milligan and his first two crops of foals. We were not disappointed with what we saw and look forward to the day when Mr.Milligan can come back to Wales. We were re-aquainted with Per & Ta Aschan's Gwyn Rhosyn Cellina (dam of Heniarth Coron and Canoodle) and her daughter Molstabergs Celline by Quip who is in foal to Milligan for 2005 which should be exciting. Needless to say we were once again shown superb hospitality in a beautiful country and managed the whole trip without seeing any Elk roaming the forests and highways, which was a good thing as we'll have to go back again to see them!

Heniarth Mr. Milligan (Roseisle Pandy Tudyr x Sunwillow Mutters)

Below right is Ekbackens Jackpot by Milligan out of Ecbackens Jasmine by Twyford My Man, bred by Inger Becker and owned by Anna Lena Jerbo and below left is Malby Milli Mint, again by Milligan and out of Malby Minta, bred and owned by Nette Morner Norstrum

Heniarth Davey Crocket (Roseisle Pandy Tudyr x Baledon Miss Dior) 1st and Reserve Champion, BSPS Welsh Championship Show - congratulations to the Teal and John families on Davey's first season.

Heniarth Yippeeayeyeah (Roseisle Pandy Tudyr x Sunwillow Yasmin) in her first year as a four year old, produced by the Julie Templeton Show Team.

NATIONAL PONY SOCIETY SUMMER CHAMPIONSHIPS

Rhoson Shem and India took the ridden Welsh championship at the NPS Show in fine style, a great reward for their combined effort. STOP PRESS: Shem and India qualified for the Simpson Refactories Horse of the Year Show ridden championships at Monmouth Show. We believe he is the only Section B pony to have the distinction of competing at HOYS, both ridden and in-hand in the same year.

NEWSFLASH - The Mountain and Moorland Lead Rein, Rosmarche Hollyberry, by Heniarth Quip, lifted the Supreme Mini Championship title at the National Pony Society Show for the Alder family. Congratulations to them all, as well as her breeder Helen Myers.

WELSH &  WELSH PART-BRED CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW

A great show for Heniarth this year with Cascob Silver Ghost being called forward as Mountain Pony Champion and being the first recipient of the beautiful Weston Park Trophy, kindly donated by Dick & Janet Evans from Australia. The trophy will go to a different Section each year so we were thrilled to be the first names engraved on it. Heniarth Quip pulled it out of the hat to take the title of Ridden Mountain Pony of the Year and Rhoson Shem partnered India to be named as best Junior rider of the show, having been named as the highest placed A (Quip) and B (Shem) in the dressage, as well as best junior rider. Quip also sired the winning foal, Ty Golau Georgie Girl for Lisa Perrot on only her second outing. Well done! By all accounts the Shrewsbury show was a great event and the National titles were really hotly contested - it seems a far cry from Richards original idea that he had to plead WPCS council to support! Well done to the organising team that had the vision to bring the event to fruition with virtually no initial budget - lets hope it's a firm date in the calendar and will soon be identified as "the" breed show with all the appropriate qualifiers and recognition.

The Weston Park Trophy by Mary Pincent

A NEW ARRIVAL AT HENIARTH

Here she is - the new girl on the block - Sapphire Melody, a fourteen year old Shetland mare of top quality Lockinge and Wells bloodlines - how or why she is here we're not too sure but I know she'd rather be here than Llanybydder market! No doubt she'll find herself going to a couple of shows when we can re-gain her figure, but in the meantime she's hanging out with Windflower, enjoying all the fuss. Looking back it was ten years ago that we won the Royal Welsh and NPS with the Shetland, Buckland Giorgio so it was about time we had another little critter around the place.

TV FAME & GLORY

Just before the Royal Welsh a whole collection of animals congregated at Heniarth to be filmed for the title sequence of the television coverage of the show. These included  Cascob Silver Ghost and Heniarth Quip along with soon to be RWAS Cob Champion Blaengwen Brenin as well as prize-winning sheep, cattle, a chicken and a World champion rabbit, each filmed against a green background which would allow their image to be overlaid with various effects. The sequence was filmed by Eclipse Creatives for Teledu Telisgop and was seen on  S4C and S4C Digidol .

Photo: Penelope Barlow

NORTH OF ENGLAND IN-HAND CHAMPIONSHIPS

Silver Ghost, (pictured above) took the Breed Championship and the Reserve Supreme Mountain & Moorland title at the North of England In-Hand Championships, having travelled up to Lancashire to contest the Whiteside & Knowles championship. Amongst stiff competition from all breeds in the final "Cascob" stood third, collecting £150 prize money!

THE IRISH ALL-WELSH SHOW

It was a pleasure to judge, along with Martin Jones, the Irish All Welsh Show at Thomastown, Co. Kerry. We were made to feel more than welcome and thoroughly enjoyed our brief stay with plenty of good food and great weather.  The Supreme of the Show was Joanne Harper's Mountain Pony mare, Gwauniarll Honey with the Reserve going to Clive Johnston's Vervale Galileo. Honey was purchased via Hay on Wye sale and has been a big winner in Wales as well as Ponies(UK) when they travel over with her. Section B Champion was the yearling filly, Eyarth Chitza, a daughter of Eyarth Nata and the Cob winner was the Gwynfaes Culhwch daughter, Menai Cilmeri. Champion Part-Bred was Kilcreene Coral by Gigman Orinoco for the Smithwick family. Champion foal, interestingly enough, was by Rhoson Shiraz, exported in utero from Sally and Les Robinson, Hollyvale Stud.

Richard

WELSH SHOW, ORIVEDELLA, FINLAND

For the second year running, Waitwith Delight (pictured above, by Bengad Wild Indigo x Castlemead Delight)  was Supreme Champion of the breed show in Orivedella, a show that I had great pleasure in adjudicating as well as giving a clinic on show production the following day. Delight was a charming little mare, what she lacked in stature, she more than made up for in quality and good movement. The mare was purchased by Ilona Pykalainen at Fayre Oaks Sale and stood above her homebred stable mate, Moondelight Idefix, by Verdrefawr Ifor who was also a grand type and again a good mover. Champion Section B was Rhoson Ciwt, a very correct young mare in a section that was quite variable in type and conformational faults. However, I was very impressed with the Cob Section for a country so new to the breed, my champion was the two year old filly, Moondelight Lucia, a daughter of Cathael Lisa by Tireinon Triple Crown. Once again, my stay was all too brief but very enjoyable, with particular thanks to Ilona Pykalainen, Leena Kahisari and Johanna Blom for their hospitality. Pictured below is Ilona with her pet pig who lives under the stairs in the house during the long Finnish winters - now that's love!

Richard

Steehorst Kyro was Youngstock Champion and Reserve Male Champion Section B for John & Glenys Davies, Rhoson Stud, produced from Heniarth. Kyro was bred in Holland by Peter Steeghs, a double grandson of the great Eyarth Harlequin. Eyarth Windflower won for the fifth time in a row and ended the day Reserve Overall Section B Champion to Mintfield Songthrush with Edwin Prosser who eventually went on to win the Cuddy Horse of the Year qualifier, congratulations to Edwin and Diane. Rhoson Shem was third in the open Section B stallion class at five years old, as was Cascob Silver Ghost in the open Section A stallion class. Heniarth Quip won the "Velvet" challenge cup for the best ridden Section A from a huge entry in the HOYS ridden mountain and moorland section, once again emphasising what a pity it is that there is no specific championship for ridden A's and B's at the Royal Welsh any longer - too bad! None of this could have been possible without the great support of the team at home, though I don't think any of them wish to see the alarm going off at 3.30a.m for a long time yet!

We're thrilled to report that Sunwillow Georgina has won her ticket through to the Horse of the Year Show as a Lead Rein, ridden by Alexandra Hollings and produced by Katy Carter for Team Hollings. They won a strong class at the Hickstead Derby Meeting on only the second qualifier they entered. The first of Quips offspring to qualify for HOYS. Congratulations to all, lets hope they enjoy the rest of the season together.

DEVON COUNTY 2004

Rhoson Shem and Heniarth Quip journeyed down to Devon County Show to both win their ridden classes, Shem standing top of a class of 21 and behaving beautifully, ridden as usual by India.  Both boys continue to cover mares as well as show - speaking volumes for their temperament. Both have now also qualified for the National Welsh & Part-Bred Championships ridden section.

NEWS FROM THE NORTH

Reports from Waxwing are that Yarra Glen (photographed right) has settled in well and is enjoying his time with seven of the finest mares in Scotland - he certainly appears to be growing in to a grand animal, still only three years old.

Cascob Silver Ghost is continuing his winning streak with five championships gained in six outings so far this season. He's won a WPCS bronze medal as well as a NPS Silver medal and has qualified for the Kilmannan Stud Championship at the NPS Summer Show. In taking the £100 Supreme Championship at the City of Swansea Show he also qualified for the £1000 Whiteside & Knowles Championship to be held in Lancashire; despite all this Heniarth Quaint has been scanned in foal to him, fingers crossed that he has settled the rest of his hareem.

photo: Sue Harries

photo: Tom & Dave

Photo by Lilly Strong

We had a successful time at Glanusk Show when Steehorst Kyro won the three year old colt class and Rhoson Shem won the stallion class, as he did at Lampeter, but this time went one furthe