Heartland Show Horses

23/02/2025

Big Bess had her third riding training day today and did amazing!!! So proud of our Gentle Giant. Thanks goes out to Jenala Welsh Stud for their help in getting her going under saddle. 💜🐴

20/01/2025

Sooooo gorgeous!!!! I need to get myself a Clydesdale Gelding or Stallion so I can get a set of flights for the show ring. lol. Unfortunately mares only get shown in the mane roll and tail bun here in Australia. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇦🇺🇺🇸🐴💜🩵🤍

11/12/2024

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06/09/2024

Happy 7th Birthday to our little surprise pony Sunny!!! It’s amazing how quick they grow. Seems he was just at the QLD All Welsh as a foal and then a couple years ago he was at the same show in harness. Looking forward to having him out more this next season. 🥳🎉🩵

27/08/2024

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20/08/2024

A beautiful photo of our 1910 Pony Piano Box Buggy and our Pony Houghton Viceroy at the Ekka.

26/07/2024

Sooooo cool!!!! 💜🐴

As if going to the Olympics isn't enough - how cool are the shoes 😍

📸Coco & Gus - Pamfou Dressage

21/07/2024

Owendale Claudia - as a Yearling

Sire: Baughurst William of Orange (imp-dec)
Dam: Radnor Samantha (full sister to Radnor Corrie by Sir Percy of Paxhall imp-dec)

Now owned and loved by Laura Scott

13/07/2024

I would love to go to the next Clydesdale International Show in their home Country of Scotland…. Bucket list. Time to start saving. 💜🐴🇺🇸🇦🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Stoblee Zac and Isla Miller, Clydesdale supreme ridden world champion

The World Clydesdale Show was held in Scotland — and in Europe – for the first time in its history.

“It’s incredibly magical to be holding this in Scotland – and it’s also really important,” said World Clydesdale Show chief executive Ailsa Clark. “We want to keep our breed going, and to have the show brought to the home of the Clydesdale has been a huge achievement. It would not have been possible without the support of all of the committee and sponsors. We hope the show could return to Scotland again in 2027.”

The overall supreme world champion was crowned on the final day of competition, and the title went to Jim Greenhill’s two-year-old Tulloes Emily, handled by Jim’s daughter Louise. Judges Alistair Christie and Randy Robertson agreed the home-bred filly by Arradoul Balvenie out of Tulloes Lady Jane – who was crowned overall female champion earlier in the day – was the cream of the crop.

28/06/2024

Very happy to finish the work week by coming home to open the mail and find this gold medal awarded to ‘ Sunny ‘from The Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Australia.
I love the beauty and versatility that the welsh breed possess.
Very proud of our home grown little pally guy. We haven’t shown him much since Claudia came to stay with us but we’re hoping to get the little guy out again soon!

Thank you again Welsh Pony & Cob Society of Australia Inc.