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Suffolk Horse Society Licensed Stallions Listing 2021 In line with The Suffolk Horse Society’s aims and objectives to promote the breeding of the Suffolk Horses, this list of Stallions standing at stud for 2021 has been compiled to assist mare owners with their decision making process when selecting the Stallion best suited to theirs and their mare’s needs. This Stallion Listing will provide you with information on most of the Suffolk Stallions available for Stud, plus their 5 generation pedigree for your reference. For a more detailed kinship report on Stallions that may be of interest for breeding purposes to the mare owners, please contact the Suffolk Horse Society on 01394 380643 or by email on [email protected]. Contents Stallion Pages Stallion Pages BESTHORPE ACHILLES 4-5 HOLBEACHE REVEL 28.29 CARDENHURST HIGHFLYER 6-7 NEWPOLE MAURICE 30-31 COLONY CUTHBERT 8-9 PICKWORTH GOLDEN THISTLE 32-33 COLONY ELI 10-11 SHOTLEYFIELD DAZZLING DUKE 34-35 COLONY VERN 12-13 SPRINGTIME EARL 36-37 CRAIKHOW HALL JENSEN 14-15 STOCKTON BOXER 38-39 GATERIDGE KELSO 16-17 THORNFIELD PENDRAGON 40-41 GRANE VALLEY HENRY 18-19 TINGLESTONE CYCLONE JAMES 42-43 HESSETT HORATIO 20-21 TRINITY ALBERT 44-45 HOLBEACHE IGGY 22-23 WHATTON FREDDIE 46-47 HOLBEACHE OLLY 24-25 HOLBEACHE OLYMPUS 26-27 * Please note that all details are correct at date of creation—March 2021 BESTHORPE ACHILLES Stallion Licence No.: SHS98 Date licensed: 17/12/2007 Colour: Chesnut Studbook Registration No.: 8961 Date of birth: 28/04/2005 Progeny to date: 41 Covering: Natural/Fresh AI/Chilled Height: (hands) 17.2hh Bone: (inches measurement from 12.½ inches around the canon, just below knee) Profile: (e.g. temperament, showing/ Achilles has the most wonderful temperament which he passes on to his working history etc) offspring. He is a delight to work with and is very easy going and always wants to please his handler. He is very kind to his mares and all coverings are done in hand. He has had a successful showing career under his sur- cingle, but has now retired from the show ring. Standing At: Suffolk Punch Trust Contact Tel No: 07776 210238 Contact Email: [email protected] Stud Fee: £300 Pure Suffolk Mares £400 Non Suffolk Livery Charges: Grass livery £7.20 + VAT per day. Stable livery £13.20 + VAT per day. Stud Terms: Veterinary fees charged direct to owner. Farrier fees invoiced through the SPT. Handling fee for farrier & veterinary treatments £5 + VAT. Livery contract to be signed before mare arrives. Mares to be swabbed for CEM before covering can commence—can be carried out at SPT. Breeder: Owner: Mr N Syrett Suffolk Punch Trust 4 BESTHORPE ACHILLES Sire’s Pedigree Dam’s Pedigree 5 CARDENHURST HIGHFLYER Stallion Licence No.: SHS129 Date licensed: 28/07/15 Colour: Bright Chesnut Studbook Registration No.: 9066 Date of birth: 09/06/10 Progeny to date: 4 Covering: Natural Height: (hands) 16.1 hh Bone: (inches measurement from 10 ½ inches around the canon, just below knee) Profile: (e.g. temperament, showing/ Good natured. Easy to handle. working history etc) Standing At: Coombe Corner Farm, Salisbury Rd, Donhead St. Mary, Shaftesbury, Dorset SP7 9LT Contact Tel No: 01747 828469 Contact Email: [email protected] Stud Fee: £400 Livery Charges: £50 per week at grass—conditions permitting. Stud Terms: To be discussed before arrival. Breeder: Owner: Mr A Fewins Mr R Hiscock Coombs Corner Farm Salisbury Rd, Donhead St Mary, Shaftesbury, Dorset SP7 9LT 6 CARDENHURST HIGHFLYER Sire’s Pedigree Dam’s Pedigree 7 COLONY CUTHBERT Stallion Licence No.: SHS133 Date licensed: 09/02/18 Colour: Chesnut Studbook Registration No.: 9164 Date of birth: 29/03/16 Progeny to date: 0 Covering: Natural. Fresh AI/ Chilled Height: (hands) 17.2 hh Bone: (inches measurement from 11.5” around the canon, just below knee) Profile: (e.g. temperament, showing/ He is gentle, well-mannered and kind, and willing to please. Attending working history etc) county level shows since he was a foal, he is very well put together with a fantastic movement. His first crop of foals are due 2021. Standing At: Colony Cuthbert is available as a walk-in at Heritage Coast Stud, Woodbridge, Suffolk. Contact Tel No: 07807897011 Contact Email: [email protected] Stud Fee: £250 Pure Suffolk Mares £400 Non Suffolk Mares + collection fee Livery Charges: POA Stud Terms: EVA/EIA/CEM tested. Breeder: Owner: The Suffolk Punch Trust Ms A. Powis 17 Paddington Way Morton Bourne Lincs PE10 0PS 8 COLONY CUTHBERT Sire’s Pedigree Dam’s Pedigree 9 COLONY ELI Stallion Licence No.: SHS144 Date licensed: 04/03/2020 Colour: Golden Studbook Registration No.: 9186 Date of birth: 22/02/2018 Progeny to date: 0 Covering: Natural/AI Height: (hands) 17.1 hh Bone: (inches measurement from 12.5” around the canon, just below knee) Profile: (e.g. temperament, showing/ A very quiet boy who is very easy to handle in all ways. He has only been working history etc) shown lightly so far due to Covid 19 restrictions Standing At: The Suffolk Punch Trust, Woodbridge, Suffolk. Contact Tel No: 07776 210 238 Contact Email: [email protected] Stud Fee: £300 + vat pure Suffolk mares/ £400 + vat for other breeds Livery Charges: Grass £7.20 + vat per day/ Stable £13.20 + vat per day/ Foaling down fee - £250 + vat Stud Terms: EVA/CEM tested – NFNF Breeder: Owner: The Suffolk Punch Trust The Suffolk Punch Trust Woodbridge Woodbridge Suffolk Suffolk 10 COLONY ELI 11 COLONY VERN Stallion Licence No.: SHS111 Date licensed: 16/06/2011 Colour: Whole-coloured Mealy Chesnut Studbook Registration No.: 9045 Date of birth: 22/05/2009 Progeny to 18 date: Covering: Natural Height: (hands) 16 hh Bone: (inches measurement from around - the canon, just below knee) Profile: (e.g. temperament, showing/ A well grown horse who is well balanced and with nice straight movement . working history etc) Plenty of width, good feet and uses his hocks well. All round, a good example of the breed. Standing At: Holbeache Stud, Holbeache Farm, Trimpley, Bewdley, DY12 1PB. Contact Tel No: 07831 674018 Contact Email: [email protected] Stud Fee: POA Livery Charges: POA Stud Terms: To be discussed on an individual basis Breeder: Owner: The Suffolk Punch Trust, Mr S Duckworth Woodbridge, Suffolk Leys End Farm, Grane Road, Haslingden, Rossendale, Lancashire BB4 4AT 12 COLONY VERN Sire’s Pedigree Dam’s Pedigree 13 CRAIKHOW HALL JENSEN Stallion Licence No.: SHS106 Date licensed: 22/02/2010 Colour: Whole-coloured Dark Chesnut Studbook Registration No.: 9018 Date of birth: 23/05/2008 Progeny to date: 26 Covering: Natural AI - Chilled (On site AI technology available) Frozen semen available through the Suffolk Horse Society. Also available for export to the EU, Australia & New Zealand Height: (hands) 16.3 ½ hh Bone: (inches measurement from around 11 ¾ inches the canon, just below knee) Profile: (e.g. temperament, showing/ Jensen is a true to type strong, well-proportioned individual with free working history etc) balanced movement and a great conformation. He has a fantastic tempera- ment and a genuine attitude to work. Hunts/Events/Dressage/SJ He is SHBGB Graded (dual graded) Standing At: Thorpeley ID and Rare Breed Stud, Hyde Lodge, Halstead, Leicestershire Contact Tel No: 07970 522860 Contact Email: [email protected] Stud Fee: £350 Pure Suffolk mares. £450 Part breds Livery Charges: £10 per day Stud Terms: NFFR live foal guarantee. Vets package available upon request. Breeder: Owner: Mr J Ashcroft Mr B McKim 1 Trinity Walk, Corby, Northants NN18 9NA 14 CRAIKHOW HALL JENSEN Sire’s Pedigree Dam’s Pedigree 15 GATERIDGE KELSO Stallion Licence No.: SHS143 Date licensed: 2020 Colour: Chesnut Studbook Registration No.: 9165 Date of birth: 08/04/2016 Progeny to date: 0 Covering: AI only Height: (hands) 18 hh Bone: (inches measurement from around the canon, just below knee) Profile: (e.g. temperament, showing/ Beautiful young stallion who has a kind, willing and obedient temperament. working history etc) Whilst currently still maturing, he has excellent confirmation with straight movement, and loose balanced paces. Kelso is now beginning his ridden career and is working beautifully under saddle. He is also trained to work in harness and has taken to working in full plough trace naturally. Standing At: Llethrygof Farm, Llanybydder, Carmarthenshire SA40 9SA Contact Tel No: 07496 393441 Contact Email: [email protected] Stud Fee: POA Livery Charges: POA Stud Terms: Please contact owner Breeder: Owner: Mr Andrew Thomson Ms Shona Moss Gateridge Farm Llethyrgof Farm Carms SA4 9SA 16 GATERIDGE KESLO 17 GRANE VALLEY HENRY Stallion Licence No.: SHS142 Date licensed: 19/09/2019 Colour: Chesnut Studbook Registration No.: 9169 Date of birth: 01/05/2016 Progeny to date: 0 Covering: Natural Height: (hands) 16 hh Bone: (inches measurement from around 10 ½ inches the canon, just below knee) Profile: (e.g. temperament, showing/ Henry is a stallion with a lovely temperament, who has been well-handled. working history etc) He has won Supreme Champion at the North West Open Standing At: Laundslack Farm, Cribden End Lane, Haslingden Lancashire BB4 8UB Contact Tel No: Lauren Bull: 07305821941 Contact Email: [email protected] Stud Fee: £250 Livery Charges: £20 per week Stud Terms: No live foal free return Breeder: Owner: Mr Stephen Duckworth Mrs Elizabeth Lauren Bull 97 Queensway, Newchurch ,Rossendale Lancashire BB4 7UB 18 GRANE VALLEY HENRY Sire’s Pedigree Dam’s Pedigree 19 HESSETT HORATIO Stallion Licence No.: SHS122 Date licensed: 2013 Colour: Bright Chesnut Studbook Registration No.: 9064 Date of birth: 02/06/10 Progeny to date: 23 Covering: Natural Height: (hands) 16.3 hh Bone: (inches measurement from - around the canon, just below knee) Profile: (e.g.
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