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Tresaison Stud Spotted Sport Horses
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Our Horses
If you have a Tresaison bred horse, we would be pleased to hear from you. Please contact us with your news, we are always keen to hear how our horses are doing.
| This is Port Royal, one of our hunters, AKA Mary. | ||
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Dave and myself at our last meet of the season with the Monmouthshire - 21st Feb. 2009. See more pictures on the News Page |
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Royal Highlight (Blossom) Blossom is an ID x TB mare by Coosheen Liam (exported to Australia) who is a fantastic schoolmistress. She was a masters horse for 3 seasons, she has competed successfully in open working hunter classes at County level and she has gained 10 BE points with a young rider in her first affiliated events culminating in a very creditable round at the JRN Championships at Weston Park in 2004 (at 1* level). A completely versatile horse she is invaluable and loves nothing better than her hunting through the winter! |
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| Lizcannor Diamond (Lizzie) - we bought
Lizzie in September 2010, primarily as a hunter. She is a bit quirky
at times but a real sweetheart once you know her. She has huge scope
and loves to jump! She has fabulous Irish breeding being by a King
of Diamonds stallion out of a Clover Hill mare - no wonder she can jump!!
She has also evented with a previous owner as well as show jumped. We plan to breed from her once her ridden days are over.
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Tresaison Didi 2007 Appaloosa filly by Dance With Wolves ex. Ch. Bibi Sahiba and full sister to stallion DaVinci and our retained broodmare T. Sahiba. Didi has been retained to be my next riding horse and she has the sweetest nature as well as good looks, movement and conformation! |
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as a foal with mum and this is dad!
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Tresaison Cefyn
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A rather unusual part of our herd, but a much loved little fella and of course always a great talking point! We believe he is the only one of his kind in the Bred by ourselves his dam is a mini few spot mare and his sire is a black Mediterranean Miniature Donkey. It was a bit of a surprise when he was born, as we had only realised Susie was in foal about two weeks before! When he was born with his big ears and little blanket we were smitten! He is colouring out more and more each year and now sports many different colours in his summer coat whilst still retaining the beige around his eyes and muzzle like his Dad. Cefyn (pronounced ‘Kevin’) comes from the Welsh words Ceffyl (horse) and Assyn (Donkey). His main job is as a companion and lawn mower but we will perhaps be breaking him for our children to ride – if they are not too embarrassed! Very sadly we lost Cefyn following a colic operation in August 2008. It was a devastating blow for us and he is badly missed. Such a character, he will never be forgotten. |
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Contact Us: Little Tresaison Farm, Penpergwm,
Abergavenny, |