Sold to a very happy 10 year old from Dubbo NSW

A stunning foal, Kiara again proved what a good a cross the William/Zoe cover is. Her grand sires, Rotherwood Acrobat and Rotherwood Windswept stamping their class, as from the start, Kiara had winner written all over her and so it has proven to be.

She first competed as a 3 year old and immedately found success going Top 5 Debutante GOTY and Runner-Up Intermediate GOTY at the HyGain Championships 2003. Then was a Final 10 Barastoc Newcomer 2004 and 1st Led ASPA filly and 5th Led 3yo RP filly at the Royal Melbourne Show 2004.

Then due to personal time constraints she was not shown again till Jan/Feb of 2005 before being loaned out to 13 year old Laini Seddon for the 2005/2006 season. Laini going on to achieve many wins and championships with her in limited outings.

Kiara then came back to Beauparc and again in limited outings picked up numerous wins. She went top 12 Barastoc junior galloway 2006, the only class she was shown in. Then top 10 intermediate galloway and top 8 child's galloway at Hygain Masters HOTY 2006, which were the only 2 classes she was entered in. She then went 1st and Reserve Champion led Australian Saddle Pony (ASPA), 4th led galloway mare 14 to 15 hands, and at Barastoc HOTY 2007, went 4th open led galloway, as well as 3rd led Australian Saddle Pony mare and came 2nd in the ridden 14 to 14.2.

She is super pretty, a very elegant mount with movement and style especially suited to a young rider or lady looking to make their mark. Perfect for someone needing to step up from their first (pony) mount and wanting to compete at the highest level. Or a lady looking for a horse with a ton of look at me qualities but easy to manage.

And especially suited to someone with limited time who wants to be able to hop on and perform without having to spend endless hours of practice or having to work their mount down.

At Beauparc she is literally pulled out of the paddock washed and asked to enter the ring. All too often she has to share float space with a newcomer and then ends up missing out on her classes for the reason 'the baby' is more needing of the work and consistency, or because of timing clashes. So despite the prestigious wins she could be doing even better for someone who has the time to let her struct her stuff.

An asset to any rider, Beauparc doesn't often get to offer a horse with such an array of wins and who has such established manners and paces.

Season 2007/2008 has so far been a wash out with the threat of EI, but Kiara is entered for Mebourne Summer Royal and Barastov Horse of the Year. She did very well at both shows and has since been sold to a talented 10 year old and will go onto being a very successful contender in a number of disciplines. Look out for Kiara's upcoming performances.

A brilliant horse to ride and handle, Beauparc now offers this outstanding young horse for sale.

Lightly shown in his debut year, he went top 5 Debutante G.O.T.Y at Hygain 2004, and Final 10 Barastoc Newcomers GOTY 2005. Due to continuing time constraints, he was then shown only 6 times in the current season which saw him achieve 5 wins with champions and reserves. For a young horse, Cody has settled down wonderfully to become a reliable performer and needs very little working down at shows.

He has big and bold movement, a lovely confirmation and is a fantastic rider and turnout mount for the rider who wants an armchair ride to success. He is a very easy horse to ride and is very trainable.

He was sold to a young rider near Canberra and is competing in all disciplines and is being very success. His young rider is thrilled with him and he will give her years of fun.

This is a stunning true black filly, with a beautiful pony head and lovely movement. She will make an exceptional leading rein pony, first ridden pony, and show pony. An altogether delightful pony prospect.

Melody sold to a delightful home in South Australia and we have now some wonderful news to offer.

Amanda writes "Thought you might like to see what Melody looks like these days, she did her first show on the weekend and went very well, she was very quiet, working very sweetly. she went champion pony, Jessica is loving her to bits, she rounds the sheep up on her, rides her in the big paddock, she is just a little gem. We hope to qualify her for next years royal. She is measuring 12hh."

A picture of the winning team can be seen in Melody's picture file. Congratulations Amanda and Jessica, Beauparc hopes to hear that you are just as successful in your royal venture. Well done.

Ariel is a most delightful pony and she is only offered for sale (with absolute regret) due to the drought and that she is going to waste at Beauparc.

She was bought to make a saddle pony with Royal potential for Libby's son, and seen as ideal to make a leading rein or first ridden mount for him. And while you can plan to make it to the ring with your pony it is harder to do so with the rider. The interest wasn't there and so Ariel was put in foal.

She produced an incredible foal to William (see B. Sebastian) and followed this up with a true black filly (see B. Melody) to Welsh B stallion Fairlight Acres Exquisite. She then played foster Mum to B. Exquisite (James) when due to a foaling accident he ended up being rejected by his own mother. She has also been the steady and unflappable companion traveller for many nervous youngsters learning how to float.

B. Melody sold as a yearling for good money and while Ariel is a proven brood mare and her progeny prove her to excell in that field, Beauparc is not about breeding small ponies and with the drought Lib's son was told he couldn't keep his little herd and needed to pick one (for he does love his foals) and he decided he would pick his first born, B. Sebastian.

Thus Ariel ends up on this page. She is broken in and goes beautifully for a child and we have a video available for viewing. Beauparc would love to see her compete in the area she was purchased for as we believe she would be a Royal winner. And although being broken in for many years, she has not been shown under saddle and therefore is eligible for newcomer classes

She has the most sweet nature and is delight to handle. She takes little to feed and it's not the feeding in this drought that is the issue but seeing her walk on dust doing nothing for hours on end that have made us decide to let her go.

We would love to see an ambitious and eager child wanting to get into the winners circle take her on. Only the very best of homes will be considered because she deserves only the very best. She is very loved at Beauparc and a firm favourite, but studs are in the business of selling on, and Ariel will be sadly missed. She has been a credit to her breed and herself and an asset during her time at Beauparc. This is a pony that will have anyone fall in love with her.

And so it is. Her new owners are rapt with her and she returned to Beauparc in season 2007 and is in foal to Cherrington Damascus.

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