MARES
Geldings further down the page!
Welcome to our "Mares Page" on which you can find the basic details on all of our mares and fillies. Currently we do not have any breeding mares as our new little band is still a bit young.
Dracmoore Foxy Lady
Paddock name "?".
Windsong Shakira
Paddock name "??".
Registrations - Australian Pony Stud Book 46220 - A - Vol 24 (Australian Pony)
DOB - 14/11/2007
Height - currently around 12.1 hh.
Sire - WINDSONG BONNY CHARLIE
Black Buckskin Australian Pony 10916 - A - Vol 21
Dam - KYABRA PARK AVRIL LIVINE
Bay Pinto Australian Pony 41139 - A - Vol 22
Breeder - Windsong Stud
Many thanks to Cathrynne Henshall from Hillydale Pony Stud for allowing us to enter into an agreement to purchase this stunning girl, we hope to have her here with us in the next few months!
Foals to date.
Windsong Shakira is still a baby and as such has not yet been bred to any stallions.
Kingswood Cafe Bianchha
Paddock name "??".
Registrations - Welsh Pony & Cob Society Of Australia M14646 (Section B)
DOB - 28/08/2006
Height - to mature around 13 hh.
Sire - Owendale Page Boy
Black Welsh S1379
Dam - Kingswood Cimmaron
Cream Welsh M8864
Breeder -
This filly is also a recent purchase yet to be completed and we cant wait to get her here and start getting to know each other, we will register her with Dilutes Australia for showing purposes.
Foals to date.
Kingswood Cafe Bianchha has not yet been bred to any stallions.
Saddleview Acacia Magic
Paddock name "Magic".
Registrations - Pinto Horse & Pony Association 743,
Welsh Pony & Cob Society Of Australia (Part Welsh) PWM4656
DOB - 20/10/2007
Height - currently 11.2 hh.
Sire - Roseraie Corona
Palomino Part Welsh - PWS2279
Dam - Saddleview Acacia Alpina
Pinto Stationbred Pony Mare - PHPA 715
Breeder - Tracy Jones
Magic is a recent addition who arrived underweight and with a shocking case of rainscald and rug rub, once she has recovered and has some time to grow we will reassess whether she will suit our plans, either way she has a loving home here for now and will be seen at some shows in the future. She is a very sweet little filly with the most adorable face complete with a'la naturale eyeliner due to her pinto palomino colouring!
Foals to date.
Magic is still a baby and as such has not yet been bred to any stallions.
Queana Karma Gemma
Paddock name "Gemma"
Registrations - Part Arab PF27202
Pinto Horse & Pony Association & Queensland Pinto Horse Association registrations soon to come!
DOB - 15th November 2000
Height - around 14 hh.
Sire - MOYDIA LORD ELECTRIC GOLD Part Arab - S17591
Dam - PEBBLES
Breeder - Rachael Zochan
Gemma has been bought as a riding horse for Dustee Pintos and is filling this role well, she is full of character and a bit of a sour girl at times but suits her rider very well.
Foals to date.
None to date.
Saddleveiw Acacia Portabella
Paddock name "Bella".
Registrations - Pinto Horse & Pony Association 727,
Independant Miniature Horse Registry AU8608 (Little Horse)
DOB - 8/10/2006
Height - 10 hh
Sire - ??
Dam - ???
Breeder - ????
(Bella is registered with these details unknown, can you help us out and fill in the blanks? We know who registered her but would like to know who owned her dam and sold her in foal. Please check out our sale page for a photo of Bellas dam.)
By far the cutest addition to our herd is "Bella" who was kindly given to us by an internet acquaintance for our son Tane and daughter Tammy. She is a mixed breed pony filly. Chestnut sabino or roan pinto.
Bella has the best little nature as evidenced by her outstanding performance at the Pinto Horse & Pony Association QLD State Show on August 9th mere months after she came to live with us taking out Champion Junior Filly against competition. Check out our Show Results page for more details. She then went on to place in several classes and as Champion Junior Filly again at the Qld Pinto State Championships on the 11th October 2008 lead by a friend and a attended a number of other shows.
Bella has since been broken in and is going kindly under saddle.
Foals to date.
Bella has not yet been bred to any stallions.
Whiskey Sierra Oscar
Paddock name "Whiskey".
DOB - 1997 (approx)
15 hh
Whiskey has gone out on lease to a very lovely semi local family in April 2009 and we wish them all the best with her.
"Whiskey" is arab x qh mare bred out near Roma Qld. Grey born chestnut. Cowy and smart she was broken in by Stretch as a 2 year old and used for many years on properties we worked on to muster, draft, cut and tail out.
Foals to date.
"Coke" bay clydie cross filly with white star and socks, by Dracophillys D'Artagnan - May 2005.
"Dustee Sierra Sunrise" reg foundation pinto filly, chestnut by Dunsplashin Warpainter - December 2006.
Unnamed chestnut sabino pinto bred colt by Dunsplashin Warpainter - December 2008.
"BONNY"
IF YOU KNOW THIS MARE WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!!!
We bought Bonny from Kevin Quinn - A1 Learner Horses & Ponies in Toowoomba (note I am in no way recommending the seller) in my highschool years, 1994/95 I think (she was sold to us as a 10 or 11 yo). We had just sold my last horse a appy gelding by the name of "Dusty" to a woman in Gracemere QLD and were going home through Toowoomba looking at a few horses on our way, one we had lined up to look at was a big TB gelding the woman was selling as she had no time for him after having kids, when we got there it was plain to see she was scared of him, would not canter or trot him, would not put him over low jumps yet was advertising him as a pony club mount. We passed on even giving him a test ride! The lady was nice enough and told us about the place where we found Bonny, we turned up there at a busy time and had to wait for attention so we wandered over to the paddock fence and said hello to the horses, of all the horses in there only one came up to say hello back - that was Bonny. As we were patting her the owner came over to ask us our business and when we told him we learnt that the mare we'd been patting was for sale. We were told she had been a ladies hack. So he saddled her up, showed us what she could do and I hopped aboard, she was nervy and light on her feet, she nearly lost me with her moves and the light mud in the yards but I wanted her.
We did a deal and talked him down from $800 to $650. He had no ramp and our mode of transport was a tray back Maverick of my uncles with a crate on the back, we simply backed it up to a small lump of dirt, made good use of some hay bales and she jumped right up. On our way home the river at Dalby was in flood, the water would have reached over the tray so we had to haul her the long way around.
The next year I won not only many ribbons but my local pony clubs age champion on Bonny and over the years she has been many things, mustering horse, foal companion, breaker lead out horse, stallion teaser, kids lead horse and anything in between. If her age is right Bonny is now about 23/24 years old and still going strong. As you can see I still have her.
Bonny is now mostly retired, she has occasional ride by me and our kids and spends her time keeping the other horses in line.
She has a few issues, she has never liked to be shod, the sound of the hammer hitting the nail has her all a lather. We assume this is from a obvious quartering of her nearside hind hoof before we got her. Bonny has also unfortunately never gotten in foal much to my regret as I would dearly have loved a foal from this grand old girl.
Her breed is unknown but we have guessed at arab/qh/pony blood.
Bonny and I in an Anzac Day Parade - Mitchell QLD in 1996.
Bonny and I (home on a break from college) in 1997.
Bonny at "Byerwen Station" Collinsville in 1998.
Although there are more photos between the one above and the one below I am unable at this time to put them up as our scanner is broken.
Bonny March 2007.
The quartered hoof.
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Jay
