HEIDI

My first pony! An unregistered Sec A mare bought from a friend who had bought her from Southall market in 1976.

JEBETH FLYING CIRCUS

By Rhystyd Frenin x Olmarch Lady.

Bought as a 2yr old, later broken in and was a fun ride who loved jumping.

TWYFORD CHANCE

By Rhandir Cadno by Trefaes Bach
Out of Trefaes Cathy by Hafrena Brenin

My first broodmare,she produced 6 fillies and 1 colt.

Her last foal, Cyfareddol, is retained.

TWYFORD GERAINT

By Parc Dafydd by Cahn Dafydd
Out of Sands Genny Wren by Springbourne Welsh Dragon

"Gerry" was bought as a foal as he was one of the last sons of Parc Dafydd. He was shown as a youngster, he was virtually unbeaten as a 3yr old and won several championships. Only rarely shown as an adult, more 1st prizes and Championships followed.

I had him gelded at 12 as he was not being used and was not the easiest of stallions.

Sadly I lost him to cancer last year at 18yrs.

His daughter, Cyfareddol retained.

TREVALLION MAY

By Cippyn Real Magic by Nebo Black Magic
Out of Gerrig Brenhines by Hewid Cardi

Lucy was bought as a 3yr old from an ad in H&H in 1986 She was broken to ride & drive. We showed her for a couple of years and she was rarely out of the top 3, often beating stallions in the same class. In 1988/89 she won numerous Championships and then in 1991/2/4 she produced three virtually identical black fillies, all by Tywysog (Tegan, Tywysoges & Tegryn)

Due to my need to downsize at the time, she went on loan and was then sold and became part of a driving pair doing weddings.

She and Tywysog were the start of my love for Nebo Black Magic bloodlines.

YSTRADDEWI TYWYSOG

By Derwen Rosina's Last by Nebo Black Magic
Out of Ystraddewi Margarita by Parc Lucky Strike

I aquired Twys after seeing an ad in H&H for him to go on loan for showing/breeding .I fell in love with him and we took him home and shortly after his owner, a young girl, asked if we wanted him, she would give him to us!

He was shown and won many championships, including two at the South of England show where he beat a cob stallion that had cost £10,000 at the Cob sales and then went onto beat Twyford Signal, who had been unbeaten that year shown by Len Bigley, into Reserve slot in the M&M championship.

I had 10 foals from Twys in the few years I owned him but when my relationship broke down I couldn't cope with two stallions and he was sold.