BLAENLLAIN DOODLEBA'S SUPREAME
(BUGSY)
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Dressage October 2011
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Blaenllain Doodleba's Supreme competing in
British Riding Clubs Area Dressage Qualifiers July 2011
ridden by Rebecca Davies
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Registered: Welsh Part Bred, Part Bred Arab & NPS.
Date of Birth: 3rd May 2007
Height: (approx)14.1/14.2hh
Colour & sex: Bay, Filly
Sire : BLAENLLAIN DOODLEBA
(14.2 approx without shoes Bay, Reg; Part Bred Welsh/Part Bred
Arab),
Dam :
BLAENLLAIN ZETA'S DREAM (15hh bay, Pink Papered Warmblood
Dam's Sire: Zidjian, (16.1hh Black Swedish Warmblood)
Sire & Dam. For a brief description
on the Sire & Dam please see bottom of this page, for photos and
more detailed info please click on name
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1st & Res Young Stock Champ
Ceredigion WP&CS Medal Show June 2010 as a
3yo |
Royal Welsh 2010 |
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MORE PHOTOS BELOW
AS A 4 YEAR OLD, BUGSY
Summer 2011. Bugsy
BUGSY won at the WP&CS medal for the 2nd year
running, she won the 4yo and over in hand. She has since
started to compete under saddle. She has competed in both
dressage and showing. Her first dressage we did an Intro to
get her used to the school and white boards before going
onto do the prelim. She went very well with promising
comment and finished off 2nd. Her next outing was her first
time under saddle and to be ridden on grass, shown by Rebecca
Davies where she won the ridden Part Bred Arab. Ridden
by Rebecca she also represented the Riding club in the
dressage team along with myself on BUGSYS father BART, in
which we were 5th a great result considering that due to the
4th member having to withdraw there were only 3 of us and
this been BUGSY 1st test outside, and with the added
excitement of it being busy with quite a few arenas in
a fairly close area. She behaved really sensibly and we were really
pleased with her.
I've started to take her to Show jumping, she is jumping confidently
willingly and happily round small courses of about 70 to 80
cm of 8 to 10 fences including skinny's, planks, doubles and
related distances. She is careful and with a good
technique and very sensible. When I start them off jumping
im aiming to produce them with the future in mind. Im not interested
in rosettes or placings.
I like to educate them and produce them for the long term
and future as well as I can. I will aim to take them
for clear round jumping at a quite time or hire a
course. If they need to be bought back to walk between
fences, or turn a circle to re present for a fence I can, I'm
aiming for them to jump straight, from a nice rhythm, to
jump clean with a nice shape etc and generally be obedient
and enjoy it. I don't feel they need to prove them
selves over height as having watched most of them have fun
over 1m loose jumping and watching their dad play over 1m20
loose (not as brave as i was, would have jumped it on him a
few years ago, i am now a self confirmed wimp!). With
ability not an issue we keep the fences small so that they
can learn to sort them selves out without relying on me to
place them, I like them to think for themselves. we will do
a couple of rounds and maybe a small class which im still
using to train in rather than going flat out or
yanking them them round corners and un balancing and
encouraging them to jump flat, chasing rosettes and placing.
We like them to come home having enjoyed at and
feeling special.
With all this has been established they should have no
problem achieving great results at a good level for a long
time, although its nice to get placed first time out i
rather take my time for a long term investment of hopefully
long term soundness and good career at a good level with the
horses enjoying it all been well. Spring
2011
She had been backed and is riding out nicely, a
genuine ride who I find safe to get on after weeks without
work, she's like her farther I just tack up and go. I don't
find the need to lunge before hand we just toddle off and enjoy
our ride. We have always found her happy to go
out on her own or in company, in front or behind, always
been very safe and sensible no matter how much time she's
had off, been sensible in traffic and on bridle ways, doing gates,
getting on and off her etc. She has also had different
riders on with no trouble at all.
As a
3year old, BUGSY:
Was lightly shown with great success, including 1st
& Res Young Stock Champ, Ceredigion WP&CS Medal Show June
2010. 1st & Champion Welsh Part Bred, Tivyside Agriculture Show,
July 2010, 1st & Champion Part Bred Arab, Tivyside
Agriculture Show, July 2010. 2nd Pembrokeshire County WPB.
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November 2010
Bugsy is being
regularly worked, she's generally in a happy mouth snaffle
and lunges and long reins in both side reins and a
chambon. She will work happily in long reins both on a
circle and from behind and listens well to your voice.
She's regularly led round our county lanes both in company
and on her own seeing various forms of traffic. Ive worked
her with a saddle on and have had bags & bottles of
various rattling and banging degrees tied to the
saddle. She had not been bothered by anything.
I've stood on a mounting block above her and lent over her nosily
banging away all over her, jumped up & down by her side, Ive put my foot in her stirrup and got up and lent over her
and again she's not fazed, (I've being doing all this on my
own with my toddler playing in the yard with his noisy toy's
and the cat twirling round her legs, really good health
& safety!).
She stood and
enjoyed being given a blanket clip, although she drew the
line at the big clippers doing her head. She's also had a pair of front
shoes put on and was very sensible.
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Photos taken October 2010
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Photos taken October 2010
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Photos taken October 2010
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If not previously sold I will aim
to compete her in dressage &
jumping as a early 4yo before bringing her out under saddle in
the show ring.
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As a
2 Year Old
She was un shown due to my family commitments. |
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Photos taken October 2010
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Bugsy and Kien
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As a Yearling
This
filly has been lightly but very successfully shown in 2008, her placing's included, 1st PBA @ Aberystwyth Agriculture, 1st
SHP, NPS @ Cothibridge, 3rd SHP @ Malvern National In Hand show, 4th PBA at the
Royal Welsh, 1st NPS Area 28; SHP & PBA points 2008, 1st &
Reserve Champion, Carmarthen WP&CS points 2008. She has a lovely
temperament, conformation and movement, and is great to load, travel,
clip farrier etc. Bugsy is home bred and her mother, father and
full sibling's can be seen who are all showing very successfully.
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Father and Daughter
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Meet
the parents
Sire:
BLAENLLAIN DOODLEBA (BART) is our own homebred stallion, he
has had many wins & championships in showing both under saddle
and in hand. He won the Welsh pony & cob Medal as a foal
at the Welsh Pony & Cob International Centenary Show, he won a
WP& C performance medal first time shown under saddle as a
4yo. Ive also competed BART in dressage being 3rd first time out
and show jumping being regularly placed & jumping double
clears. BART is also currently ridden by the Owner of Cel
Aeron Equestrian Centre, Kelly Webb. They are successfully
competing at affiliated dressage scoring very well and been given
praise from the judges. I am also aiming to continue
competing him in Show jumping. BART is out of our own very
successful show & competition mare BLAENLLAIN DOODLEBERRY (Hopefully
to be put forward for grading) who was by the TB stallion Old
Lucky who also sired Mary Kings top class eventer
King Solomon III.
BART'S progeny are doing very well in the show ring winning
and taking Supremes and Championships at county level in
WPB, SHP & PBA. His first crop of foals were born in 2007 and
are due out under saddle for the 2011 season. They all seem to
have inherited his excellent qualities including the lovely
temperament, looks, jump & trainability.
IT IS OUR AIM TO WORK BART TOWARDS
GRADING WITH A RECOGNISED SOCIETY TO PROVE HIS EXCELLENT
TEMPERAMENT, ABILITY, VERSATILITY, TRAINABILITY AND SOUNDNESS.
Dam:
BLAENLLAIN ZETA'S DREAM (hopefully
to be put forward for grading). ZETA is our own
homebred 15hh pink papered warm blood bay mare, ZETA is out of Neat
& Trim who was a TB mare who raced before
retiring to the show ring. We have shown ZETA with great
success in SHP youngstock and more recently SHP brood mare
with a foal at foot. ZETA is by the Swedish Warm blood stallion Zidjian
( he has had progeny that were on the market for offers in excess
of £20,000 H&H March 2001) Zidjian was from the best
Swedish bloodlines his G.Sire Optimist was a Grade A
Stallion who proved himself in Show jumping & Dressage, Zidjians
sire Besk also proved himself in show jumping &
dressage while his dam Grace has proven ability in show
jumping. Zidjian was graded and gained the title of reserve
Champion in 1994 by the British Warm Blood Society He was given
praise for his jumping technique and was awarded exceptionally
high marks for his conformation.
Our
opinion Combining these competition lines with
BART'S showing and competition lines I feel that this youngster
should have the potential to be a top class WPB/PBA/SHP/WHP/SPORTS/COMPETITION/DRESSAGE
pony with the temperament to be a genuine R.C/P.C family all
rounder. For more information on youngsters education & experience please
click here.
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