Palominos

 

                                 

 

 

 

 

Although we don't selectively breed for Palomino colouring due to the Coed Coch lines carrying so much dilute coloured blood it is easy to produce them aswell as keeping the lines and type of pony we wish to breed correct. We currently have the ponies listed below and hope to have dilute foals for sale in 2007.

 

 

 

                          

       I know he isn't Palomino but he was born Palomino before greying out and has left a beautiful Palomino filly in 2005 (shown below) and leaves solid colours more than grey and will form the basis of the next few years breeding program.

Churtoncroft Aquarius

Grey stallion foaled palomino in 1995. Full bodied show quality stallion with superb bone and action and a superb temperament, and all of his foals to date have inherited these superb qualities. By the lovely stallion Coed Coch Llesol and out of the supreme champion mare Coed Coch Ann, making him maternal brother to Supreme Champion Churtoncroft Aries ( At the Runshaw Stud, Lancashire)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Churtoncroft Pryd

Palomino colt foaled 2000. Approved with the British Palomino Society and to be shown 2006 in relevant classes. Very attractive colt with a  good dark colour, superb mover and a beautiful head.

His sire is multi Supreme Champion Churtoncroft Aries and his dam is also Supreme Champion mare Churtoncroft Pryddest. Sure to follow in their footsteps as winner first time out when shown as a foal, un-shown since due to Foot and Mouth Epidemic. October 2002 'Minto' has his first show and is placed 1st in open youngstock and then 6th to his sire in the open welsh class, any section any age! 2003 --Although only very lightly shown he has won 4th in the 2 and 3 year old colt class at Northern Welsh and Native breeds show in April, 1st 3 year old colt at Clwyd Welsh Pony and Cob Association Summer Show in June, 12th in the 3 year old colt class at the Royal Welsh in July and then 1st and reserve Youngstock Champion at NCPA Maelor in August ! So looking to be following in his Fathers winning footsteps! Pictures from the RWAS can be seen by clicking on his pic!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Churtoncroft Hufen

Silver Dapple mare foaled Palomino in 1993. This very pretty mare traces directly to the legendary mare Tan y Bwlch Prancio through Coed Coch Pathew to Coed Coch Pioden. These P lines now becoming increasingly rare. Unshown to date but and outstanding mover which she passes on to her offspring (Churtoncroft Hywel by Churtoncroft Aries owned by the Runshaw Stud and who was leased for the 2003 season the the Jones Family, Nerwyn Stud and has left some fabulous foals for them this year. Covered for 2005 with Churtoncroft Aquarius and produced a beautiful Chestnut colt.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Churtoncroft Serena

Palomino/cream mare foaled 1998 . The last foal of the stunning mare Coed Coch Serena and the image of her and sired by Churtoncroft Aries! Line bred to Coed Coch Bari and Coed Coch Sirwnai ( Aries by a Coed Coch Bari stallion x Coed Coch Siwrnai mare) This beautiful young mare was 3rd at County level only time shown, unshown since but hopefully back out in the ring soon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Churtoncroft Prydferth

Palomino filly foaled 2001, by Churtoncroft Aries and out of the our favourite mare Churtoncroft Pryddest (Coed Coch Reg x Coed Coch Anrheg) . "Honey" is a beautiful young filly who is the full sister to the up and coming colt Churtoncroft Pryd and who have both taken their sires superb action and front. Like her brother she is proving to be very quality and becoming a true clear Palomino colour!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Churtoncroft Llinos

Palomino foaled 2003, by Churtoncroft Aquarius and out of the extremely pretty mare Churtoncroft Lowri (Coed Coch Reg x Coed Coch Linda) . This stunning filly is a result of a blood half brother half sister mating and what a fabulous result, needless to say this mating has been repeated!!!! This is an extremely precious filly and possible show mare but most definately a broodmare of the future.