Dobby is a lovely looking colt with a bright future ahead, he's by the lovely Brigham who has the most amazing temperament and gives this to his youngstock. Dobbys dam is a Throughbred mare who was very easy to work with Dobby has learnt how to lead, tie, wear a cover and be caught. So all the baby education has been done. I think he will make 16 to 16'1hh and I think he will turn his hoof to whatever you desire Viewings welcome

Puddle is a lovely looking colt, and one to stash away in the paddock for the future. He's sire is Brigham who is well known for leaving a lovely temperament. His Dam Trippy (thoroughbred) also has a stunning temperament and is very easy to work with. Puddle is good to trim, lead, cover and ties up so all the basic baby education. Viewings welcome.

Matthew Sire- Brigham (clydie/Tb) Dam- Pavlichenko (Tb) Born- 1/12/23 (2 year old) Gelding Est height 16'1/ 16'2 Matthew is looking for his new home, lovely tall grey Gelding, good to trim, lead (leads off a quad bike too) drench and ties up. I can see him being an eventer when older, shy with new people to start but warms up quickly.    

Dot Sire- Brigham (Clydie/TB) Dam- Magic (STB) Born- 8/11/23 2 yr old Filly Dark Bay Est height 16hh Dot feels like an old soul, she is quick to learn and wants to please, has a real can do attitude and is lovely to work with. Good to trim, drench, tie, lead and catch, I see her being an all-rounder.    

Biscuit is such a character and a fun horse to have, first one to meet you at the gate and fun to take out, shes good to trim (never had shoes as feet are great), drench and tie up. She's good in traffic and loves water. She has been to 4 CTRs the last one being 20kms which she loved. Biscuit has been to one showing show where she was very well behaved. Biscuit has jumped some small jumps and logs and enjoyed it. Biscuit won't suit a novice unbalanced rider and doesn't have the best canter in the world. Available for viewings but no time wasters please.

Bee, 6yo, 162cm clydie cross gelding. Bee is a gorgeous young horse, on the ground you can not fault him. Not clingy to other horses, doesn’t pull back, dance, neigh etc. No girthy behaviour and easy to catch, float and truck. Bee was very lightly broken in around 3 years old and has been in work on and off ever since. Has attended dressage days and small shows. As a 4 year old he did a season hunting (gates) he was still entire, and had perfect manners. Excellent on the hunt field. Wasn’t hot, didn’t mind where he was in the field or who was riding him. He was gelded as a 4year old and only ever served two mares. He has NO colty/stallion behaviour other than making stud piles in the paddock (I’d say that’s a win). Now Bee is being ridden by teens as young as 14years old. While he is incredibly quiet he isn’t a beginners/ novice horse yet as he does need more schooling to keep him “forward”. Bee gets both leads correctly, schools nicely in a contact, good transitions, starting leg yield, shoulder in etc. He is “more woah than go” however if ridden forward he will maintain the speed he is asked to go. Flys over any jump infront of him, regardless of what it is or the distance he has. With a couple of seasons under his belt he will be the perfect point and shoot type. Happy to hack out through mud/puddles. Bee is testing the waters and has had a couple of bucks with his owners, we haven’t seen it here we would like to disclose that he isn’t completely fool proof yet. We believe this is just young horse behaviour & that he is ready to step up and do some hard work/wet saddle blanket work and I’m sure he’ll be an absolute once in a lifetime horse. Confident, experienced riders only please. He will be a husbands horse in a year or two just not yet! Will go in any direction you wish. Could see him on the cavalcade or low level eventing. He will do it all. Vetted as a 2.5yo - full report available. Open to new vettings. Please call for more information.