Our last baby all grown up and ready to join the big kids. Going to miss playing with you little girl. Mummy will keep you safe I’m sure.
Our first foal has arrived here at Snelsmore, Snelsmore Opal had a easy birth to a coloured filly by Merrylees Talisman. Even though she was three week early she is a strong bonnie foal full of the joys of spring. A few days later she was joined by Snelsmore Quail’s first foal a little bay…
Thank you, to Bettina and Verena, for sharing with us, this lovely picture of Snelsmore Golden Ribbon all the way from Austria…. ” Since last August, we are the proud owners of Snelsmore Golden Ribbon. We really love her and she is just an adorable and sweet-tempered mare.” After breeding Icelandic ponies for over 30…
We have travelled hundreds of miles across the country, showing twenty-five different ponies, meeting lots of old friends and making many new ones along the way. For our final show for 2018, we made the three-and-a-half-hour journey down to the SWSPG show and luckily it was an easy trip with no hold ups. As usual SWSPG…
Two wonderful reports for Cliff and I in the showing journal magazine. In the November issue of the showing journal it was lovely to see Snelsmore Sienna get a mention and a picture from MHOYS and Snelsmore Sundance also got a mention and picture from HOPE Supreme show in the September issue. Snelsmore in the…
We have been busy on the stud recently. With only a few shows left this season and foals weaned, I’m looking forward to concentrating on the babies throughout the winter, preparing them for next year. Last weekend we showed seven different ponies. So, at the start of this week we took the opportunity to photograph…
No trick, just a treat for Ulysses at Leyland court farm Halloween fun show. While children are hoping to have their bags filled with candy Ulysses received the Supreme rosette for knocking on the door. It didn’t seem that long ago we made the hard decision to say goodbye to my pride and joy Snelsmore…
MHOYS was a big experience for Snelsmore Sienna, seeing all the lights and razzmatazz of an evening performance for the first time. She has been lightly shown for a three-year-old but handled it like a true professional. Sailing through the morning qualifiers, winning the afternoon class, which only left the evening performance. It was a long…