2022 Foals
Finally, all the expected foals have arrived and myself and the mare owners could not be more pleased, a beautiful crop of foals indeed!
Palomino colt
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The adorable Crumpy (ClydieX outside mare) has had another stunning, big, blingy boy by Casper. And for the second year running this one is a palomino too which is quite unusual out of a bay mare, she must had some red genes in there somewhere. Well done to Crumpy and her owner who must be well pleased with this young colt.
Rushmoor Orbit
Finally there is a new foal at the stud and another stunner by Casper out of Ava (Landioso/Anamour) . This combination has produced top quality foals time and again and this one is no exception.
Orbit is beautifully marked with a wide blaze and three stockings. Still only a newby but already showing that power trot that Ava babies have.
Palomino colt
Wowzer, this boy is stunning. Still unfolding (he looks huge) and with the perfect bling I wish he were in my paddocks. By Casper out of an outside mare and once again surprisingly a palomino out of a dark mare when buckskin would have been the norm.
Rushmoor Oh La La
Rotterdam (Rohdinger/Anamour) has produced the goods again, a delectable upstanding palomino filly by Casper. Very pleased with the quality of this filly, am looking forward to seeing her develop.
Although still getting her legs in order (she is only a few days old in the photo), Lala looks a very athletic type and moves beautifully. She is still a bit standoffish as mum likes to run around a bit, but I'm sure with her curious look she wont be able to stay away for long.
Rushmoor Oslo
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And then there was Oslo, the clown, by Casper out of the Irish Sporthorse mare Tui Hills Celtic Mead (Te Mania Blue Fable/Jaguar). Love this filly, she is a real sweetie and as you can see by the photos a bit of a clown. But when you look this adorable, with her four blingy socks/stockings, blaze and rich palomino colouring you have to do something to entertain the admiring eyes. Born the same day as Lala above they were like two peas in a pod but are starting to look quite individual now. Come and see for yourself!