23/04/2026
It’s been a fantastic run of National shows for MSH Training and I couldn’t be more proud of the horses representing Mirrindel Show Horses (MSH). It is always a privilege to step into the ring with such a quality group of horses.
A huge thank you to my wonderful clients who entrust me with their horses. It truly is a pleasure to show them and to have you as part of the MSH team. One thing I am particularly proud of is the way our horses are presented. MSH prides itself on the turnout of every single horse on our team. Regardless of ownership, each horse is prepared, presented and treated with the same care and attention, every horse is just as important and special as the next. You can guarantee that any horse sent to MSH will be treated as one of our own while in our care.
Results from the recent National shows:
🌟Mirrindel Something Sweet🌟
* AMHS National Champs - National Grand Champion Junior Miniature Filly
* ASEA Small Equine National Titles - Supreme Miniature Horse, Supreme of Supremes under
* IMHR Grand National - Supreme Junior Miniature Horse
🌟Mirrindel A Fine Legacy🌟- won the trifecta!
* AMHS National Champs - Supreme Junior Small Horse
* ASEA Small Equine National Titles - Supreme Small Horse
* IMHR Grand National - Supreme Junior Small Horse
🌟Mirrindel Allegra🌟
Shown by Ella Perrin
* AMHS National Champs - Supreme Foundation
*ASEA Small Equine National Titles - Bronze Champion Junior Show Pony
*IMHR - Reserve Grand Foundation Mare
🌟Mirrindel Significant Desire🌟
*AMHS National Champs - Reserve Grand foundation gelding
*ASEA Small Equine Nationals - Silver Reserve Grand
* IMHR Grand National - National Grand Champion foundation Gelding
🌟Mirrindel Lasting Impression🌟
owned and shown by Ella Perrin
* ASEA Small Equine National Titles – Supreme Led by a Youth, National Champion Small Horse weanling filly
*IMHR Grand National – Reserve Grand Champion small horse junior filly
🌟Maple Leaf Impressions of Radiance🌟
(Owned by Maple Leaf)
* AMHS National Champs - Reserve Grand Junior Small Horse Filly
* ASEA Small Equine National Titles – National Champion 2yo Small Horse Filly
* IMHR Grand National – Reserve National Champion 2yo Small Horse Filly, Reserve Grand Amateur with Ness Tracy
🌟Maple Leaf Destined to Impress🌟
(Owned by Maple Leaf)
* ASEA Small Equine National Titles – Silver Reserve Grand Champion Miniature Horse junior, Grand Champion Non pro led by Ness Tracy
* IMHR Grand Nationals - National Grand Champion miniature horse c**t, Grand Champion, Grand Champion amateur miniature horse led by Ness Tracy
🌟Alkina Black Beauty🌟
(Owned by Jo Boyd)
* AMHS – Reserve Grand Senior Small Horse Mare
* ASEA Small Equine National Titles – Bronze Champion Senior Small Horse, National Champion Non pro senior small horse with Jo Boyd
*IMHR Grand National – National champion Small Horse mare
I do want to address something briefly. I’ve had rumours circle back to me suggesting that I somehow “set up” judges to suit myself, particularly in relation to ASEA.
To say I am tired of hearing these kinds of rumours is an understatement.
Let me be absolutely clear — I have never set up judges at any show. Ever! To do this would make the award pointless to me.
What makes the suggestion even more puzzling is as can be seen above, that the results from ASEA were very similar at two other National shows, shows that I had absolutely no involvement in running whatsoever. The same horses performed consistently across all three shows, which simply reflects the quality of the horses themselves. Also puzzling is that I have consistently achieved good results well before ASEA ever existed, across IMHR and AMHS, its not as though I’ve suddenly had an improvement in my results perhaps the truth is much simpler…
I have spent nearly 30 years breeding, being extremely selective about the bloodlines I use and maintaining a very clear vision for the quality I want to produce within my program.
Success does not come from shortcuts.
It comes from decades of careful breeding decisions, dedication and hard work. And it certainly does not come from continually bitching and trying to run your competitors down!
If people put the same amount of energy into improving their own breeding programs as they do criticising others, they too might find themselves standing proudly in the winner’s circle as well.
I will continue focusing on breeding quality horses and presenting them to the best of my ability — something that nearly three decades of work has taught me is that this matters far more than any rumours ever will.
