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SILENT AUCTION SEE FRONT PAGE of NEWSLETTER for DETAILS Below Are the Details of the Stallion Nominations Available SILENT AUCTION SEE FRONT PAGE OF NEWSLETTER FOR DETAILS Below are the details of the Stallion nominations available: PRIMITIVE FAERIE TALE 1998 16hh Chestnut 15/16 Thoroughbred Sire: Primitive Rising Dam: Faerie Glen Advanced Event Stallion (SHB of GB) The only advanced event stallion by the prolific event sire Primitive Rising that also combines Ben Faerie bloodlines. Reached advanced level eventing by the age of seven and has jumped clear in both show jumping and x/c in advanced events. His results speak for themselves! BSJA and British Dressage winnings. 2nd Hartpury CCI 18 2005, 11th Weston Park 2* 2006 Pavo, B.Y.E.H., Novice and Intermediate championship finalist. Eldest progeny competing at novice level, jumping 10 double clears in 11 outings. Fabulous laid back temperament that, combined with his elevated paces, usually secures a top ten placing after the dressage. USUAL STUD FEE £600, fresh, chilled and frozen semen available. Only a limited number of mares will be take in 2009 due to competition duties so early booking is essential. For more information, to arrange a viewing or request a stud card, please contact Julie Lawson (owner) on 01642 710710 or 07718 366270. www.primitivefaerietale.co.uk MILL LAW 1992 Sire: Samiel (IRE TB) Dam: Winsloscintilation by Colonel Gainsborough ADVANCED EVENT STALLION Dark Bay 16.1hh 7/8thTB 1/8th Arab MILL LAW is the most popular British Sport Horse stallion of modern times. His bold athletic jump and loose correct paces, have enabled him to accumulate 152 BE and 145 BD points during an exemplary career under saddle. He was Advanced by the age of seven, having had many wins and being well placed at Advanced level. He has an exceptional temperament both in and out of the stable, a trait which he is passing on to his progeny which are becoming known for their trainability and attitude. This, along with the outstanding success that his offspring are having in young horse classes, and now in the Eventing field makes him an exciting stallion for any breeder. IF YOU WANT TO BREED THE BEST, USE THE BEST His progeny have had outstanding success in Young Horse Classes including:- Numerous Burghley Young Event Horse class winners. Burghley Young Event Horse Champion and Runner-up. Five horses that have achieved 15/15 for conformation in these classes. BE Young Horse Championships winner and runner up. BE Best British Bred 4, 5 and 6year old award winners. Event horses that have won at every level up to Advanced, including an International Three Day Event winner. Prolific winners in the show ring at major shows including, The Royal, Newark and Notts, Lincolnshire, Great Yorkshire, Leicester County, East of England, Midlands County, Bramham , The Yorkshire Sport Horse Show and The National Hunter Show. Mill Law is the only stallion in the history of the BEF Futurity Scheme to have sired an Overall Event Champion in every age group from foal to 6yr olds. He has also been crowned Champion BEF Futurity Scheme Stallion. HE HAS NEVER SIRED ANY CHESTNUT FOALS. USUAL STUD FEE: £700 FRESH AND CHILLED SEMEN Mill Law will be standing at Twemlows Hall AI Centre, Whitchurch, Shropshire Contact Information: Sue Browne 01777 249552 www.milllaw.com POLLING 1987 16.2hh Bavarian Warmblood Sire: Pilot Dam: Mutige "A very successful international show jumper" Graded Sports Horse Breeding (GB) Polling's father Pilot is one of the best sires of show jumpers. Many of his offspring are of international ability and even Olympic participants: Bugatti, Pedro, Pirol, Priamos, Panama, Prinzregent, Paradue and many more. Polling's Mother – Mutige, herself a show jumper up to 1.30m and a three-day eventer, her father was The Trakener Stallion Mahdi, full brother to Flaneur and Founder Member of a very successful Trakener Stallion line. In the third generation, there is the Hanoverian Lugano, well known for passing on ride-ability. Out of the same mother-line is also the Oldenburg Champion from the 1996 approval Landatio who is now a Grand Prix dressage horse. Polling – himself was champion at his approval in Bavaria and placed second in the 100-day test. Polling has already produced a winner of this stallion test with his son "Piz Buin". In 2002, there were five horses of his not very numerous offspring jumping at 'S' Level (1.40m). Polling retired from a successful international show jumping career in September 2003. USUAL STUD FEE £500 Natural Service - Fresh/Chilled Semen. Contact: Mark Fitton, New Hill Farm Stud, Manchester Road, Worsley, M28 3NL. Tel/Fax: 0161 7902831 Mobile 07831 445944 www.newhillfarmstud.co.uk REVOLUTION 1994 16.0hh TB Sire Suave Dancer Dam Sunny Flower Registered Thoroughbred Advanced Event Stallion. Fully Graded with SHB(GB) - Registered with Weatherby GSB. Revolution must be one of the very few well-bred proven TB event stallions around. If you would like to add more speed and elegance then this is the horse for you. He already has winning progeny eventing. He has an amazing athletic bold jump and good movement, together with looks and a temperament to die for. He hunts with the Bedale and has been fantastic. BREEDING PROFILE: Sire 'Suave Dancer' (USA) - One of the most impressive winners of the Arc de Triomphe. Beat 11 Group 1 winners in 1991 and a multiple Group 1 winner. Champion French 3 year old, Champion European 3 year old and Champion Cartier 3 year old. Won 5 races and placed 4 times, winning over £1 million in prize money. In 1996 his offspring were making up to 116,883 gns. At the sales. Breeding line Alleged, Nijinsky and Northern Dancer. Dam 'Sunny Flower' (FR) - 12 foals, 9 runners and 7 winners including group races on the flat and jumping. Sunny Flower is very well bred and is a half sister to the dam of Sadler's Halls. PERFORMANCE: British Eventing – Won and placed at Novice level as a 5 year old, gaining 14 points. Won and placed at Intermediate as a 6 year old, gaining 49 points. Progressed to Advanced gaining more points. British Dressage – Started his affiliated dressage career this winter, winning at Elementary and gaining 27 points in a few outings. BSJA – Wins and placed in Newcomers and Foxhunter - winning £200 in a few outings. Racing – Sold as a yearling in France for around half a million guineas. Placed as a four year old on the Flat. USUAL STUD FEE £600 Twemlows mares £500. Fresh, chilled and frozen semen is available. Will stand at Twemlows Hall, Shropshire. All mares must be swabbed (CEM), vaccinated, wormed and hind shoes removed before coming to Stud. Contact: Lucinda or Beryl Broad, Aiskew Farm, Bedale, N. Yorks, DL8 1AW Tel: 01677 422267 Mob: 07899 991348/07899 991347 CHASE THE ACE (TB) 1993 Bay 16.2hh Sire: Nashwan Dam: Ghanimah Advanced Dressage Stallion 221 points Graded with BWBS, Trakehner and SHB (GB) Standing at Stanley Grange Stud for the 2010 season, Chase the Ace offers breeders the opportunity to use one of the most talented horses in the country. This highly trainable, athletic and substantial stallion has natural balance, exceptional paces and fabulous temperament. Ideal stallion for Warmblood, Dressage and Show Mares. Bred by Sheikh Hamdan of the Shadwell Estates, you will not find a more famous Thoroughbred linage – prolifically consistent for producing Derby Winners. Weatherbys covering certificates can only be issued in his Weatherbys Registered Name of No-Aman. Pedigree for Chase the Ace (Registered Weatherbys as NO-AMAN) Blushing Groom Red God Sire: Nashwan Runaway Bride Height of Fashion Bustino High Clere Caerleon Nijinski Dam: Ghanimah Foreseer Lady Seymour Tudor Melody My Game USUAL STUD FEE £500 AI £550 Contact - Jerome Harforth, Stanley Grange Stud, Great Ayton, Middlesbrough, TS9 6QD, UK Tel: (+44) 01642 722386 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] BUSK HILL GUNNAR VII 1988 16.3hh Dutch KWPN Sire: Ahorn Dam: Tocorette Busk Hill Gunnar VII is a Grade A show jumper. His Sire Ahorn was named Olympic Ahorn, an international show jumper who represented Holland in the Olympic Games and also was a leading sire of show jumpers. Gunnar’s pedigree oozes ‘show jumping’ with names like Nimmerdor, Lady Killer, Octrooi and Lucky Boy. Gunnar was the winner of the Tom Phillips Trophy at the National Hunter Show in 2003 for the stallion siring the first prize-winning group in the Produce Championship. In 2004 Private Colin bred by Graham Fletcher and ridden by the Australian Sam Griffiths was placed 6th at Badminton. In 2006 The SHB(GB) placed Busk Hill Gunnar 3rd in the fertility ratings for the Henry Tudor Cup with over 95% foals on the ground. In 2007 Gunnar sired the third prize winning progeny group at the National Hunter Show. Guns A’Blazing, show jumping at Foxhunter level, has also won four of his seven outings in the eventing field. In 2009 Gunnar had one of his most successful seasons ever siring Mrs Sheila Fenwick’s Baydale Venus HOYS Hack of the Year and Just Call Me Max owned, ridden and bred by the Sheard’s who was the highest placed British bred jumping horse at HOYS USUAL STUD FEE £450 Contact: Mr. David Abram, Busk Hill, Westow, York YO60 Telephone: 01653 658288 Mobile: 07717 113867 ROMA DIAMOND SKIP 1992 16.3hh Liver Chestnut Sire: Shauna’s Diamond Dam: Hollytwell Rose Lifetime Approved Stallion Sport Horse Breeders (GB) Irish Draugh Horse Society (GB) Sport Horse Ireland THEY MOVE - THEY JUMP - THEY WIN Producing outstanding stock competing across all disciplines. International Show Champions in hand and under saddle. Numerous successful eventers up to 4 star.
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