Season 2012

We have 3 mares in foal this year.

• Sea Rhapsody
• Miss Calamity
• Beauparc Finesse

Season 2008

• Beauparc Ballet

Season 2011

We have no foals due for this season

Season 2007

No foals this season

Season 2010

• Beauparc Jewels
• Beauparc Brocade
• Beauparc Glitterati

Season 2006

• Beauparc Charisma
• Beauparc Enchantment
• Beauparc Rose Gold

Season 2009

• Beauparc Attitude
• Beauparc Swayze
• Beauparc Dreams
• Beauparc Rhapsody

Season 2005

• Beauparc Exquisite
• Beauparc Lauderdale
• Beauparc Anastasia
• Beauparc All That Jazz
• Beauparc Skywalker

Season 2004

• Beauparc Marsay
• Beauparc Melody

This is an absolutely delightful filly. Her full sisters Beauparc All that Jazz and Beauparc Rose Gold have already stood as champions. B. All that Jazz, having considerable success in the show ring both led and ridden, and B. Rose Gold in one outing was sashed as champion led, though she yet to come out under saddle.

Julia is showing that she can easily emulate her sisters. Someone looking to secure a future champion could well pick her up before her price increases. She has now been weaned.

Brodie is Samsara's second foal and like the first he has a lot of quality. He has now been weaned and we are due to geld him. Anyone wanting a potential champion would do well to secure him before we invest more money into him, as when we do the price is adjusted accordingly.

Brodie is now sold. Jenny was looking for a dressage pony and secured him for the future. Beauparc wishes Jenny the very best.

This is a lovely filly, and while we thought she might be a show hunter, Zara fed her so well she looked liked a little chunkster, she actually has finer bone that we expected (especially now all the winter fluff is gone) and she would probably would sit more at home in the open horse class. And what a sweet nature she has, she will make a lovely person for someone looking for a top conformated youngster who has the potential to hit the top.

Lovely moving, good forward action with plenty of hock action and stepping well under herself, her movement is perfect, just like her father, (yes and mum had movement to burn too) Kara will make a top show prospect but if the taste is for a good dressage pony she will excell there as well. Currently at 13.3+ hands, we expect she will mature at 14 hands, so a borderline pony/galloway. This is a pony Beauparc is proud of.

Mia is a delightful girl, though she stresses herself in trying to please. She broke in beautifully and even as she had her first rides out of the round yard, screamed 'look out world, here I come', her movement is just stunning.

Like so many of Beauparc's progency, Rosie has had to sit in the paddock waiting her turn for the show ring. She was broken in winter 2009 and is working beautifully under saddle.

At the end of show season 2009/2010, she had two outings led. At the ASSP show in Bendigo she took the reserve Champion sash in the led open pony. Then placed at the RPSBS Young Stock show. It is hoped that she will finally make her ridden debut in season 2011/2012.

James was a stunning foal from the very first moment he appeared and so there was no hesitation to give his father's name with the Beauparc brand.

Though he did have to do it tough when he was delivered unexpectedly. And while we don't know exactly what happened, except in must have involved the electric fence since the afterbirth was found caught up on it. The trauma of that event, coupled with his mother being a maiden meant that by the time he was found, the bonding of mum and bub wouldn't happen despite our best efforts.

In fact he was called James, because, like 007, he survived quite a few deadly adventures without getting a scratch. So began Beauparc's first experience of having to bottle(bucket) feed a baby. Who was the more traumatised, him or Lib, who found herself on 3 hourly feeds and all while keeping up full time work as well. (She works from 3pm to 12am). So it meant ringing up hubby or family to ensure they had done their care session before taking over again as soon as she was home again. (Yes, indeed, she was a walking zombie for many months.)

The stunning foal that developed was worth all the trouble though, and our darling welsh A Nattai Ariel came on board and played foster Mum and taught him how to be a pony. It wasn't till Dale lost his Mum that he got alternative company.

James is probably our most expensive foal to date, (it's better not to think how much he cost us to get to this point) but isn't he worth it. He has the best movement, is so light over the ground and has elevation to spare. This boy is really special, otherwise how can he have such an eventful life without ever taking a backward step. And as he grows up he is showing that he truly deserves his name becoming a very successful show ring performer.

Dale is by our Welsh B Stallion out of Ebony in Danny's debut year. He surprised us as we thought that with a dad who was just 12.2 we would be getting a small edition but the leggy colt we recieved was absolutely delightful.

Dale suffered a reversal of fortune when at 6 weeks we lost his dam to a twisted gut and he ended up on the bucket. As he matures he shows he will make a fantastic show mount, with a lovely placid nature that will suit those looking for a quiet mount. Beauparc is looking forward to introducing him to the ring.

This is Beauparc Poetry's 6th foal and the first time she went to an outside stallion. And the merit of the dam is reflected in Anna who is by the Welsh B stallion Fairlight Acres Exquisite.

We were delighted to see she would mature galloway but in measuring her at the start of March 2007 and seeing she is already knocking on the door of going galloway, it can fairly safely be predicted that Anna will mature to big galloway.

She is a delightful yearling filly showing a lot of promise that should see her match her sisters, B. Parisienne and B.Panache having already already proven themselves with royal wins and Anna has the potential to follow them with her rich black/brown colour and sweet nature. She's expected to make another brilliant moving, elegant galloway carrying the Beauparc name.

This is Beauparc Finesse's first foal and Cherrington Damascus' second. A very pretty foal, she matured into a lovely yearling and is now is most impressive as a two year old.

She is showing a lot of quality that will make her an ideal show pony, and she should mature to 13.2 hands. Truly representative of both her riding pony and welsh backgrounds. She will do well in the Riding Pony ring, as a part welsh and she is eligible to be registered ASPA and ARP.

She has a lovely conformation with extravagant movement as well as a sweet nature and is a very easy pony to handle. We are looking forward to seeing her making her mark on the show scene.

If you like Jazz, well look out for her full sister Rose Gold. She is the most stunning chestnut, with flaxen mane and tail as well as 3 white socks and a gorgeous blaze.

2011 update; And now there's another edition waiting. We have a 2nd full sister to Jazz, B. Jewels (Julia) who is already looking as impressive as her sisters.

I guess every stud has a tragedy story. Luke is ours. He was Cherrington Damascus's first foal and he was absolutely delightful. Such a pretty boy, a lovely personality and with the best movement. He was also his dam's first foal, Selena having been one of our best performed ponies.

We were really looking forward to presenting him to the show ring. But it was never to be. As what can you do with idiots. Poor Luke paid the price when nearby neighbours held a new years party and the fools that attended decided to let off some illegal fireworks. Forget that we were in massive drought and a bushfire could have eventuated.

Luke was slow coming to next morning's feed. But what a brave boy, 'cause he did it on 3 legs and a stump, (how he didn't bleed out we'll never know) and the poor thing still tried to eat. There was nothing Beauparc could do for him but put him down as quickly and humanely as we could.

What he could have been is now only speculation and unfortunately by the time of this accident we had sold his dam and his full brother carries the stud prefix of Manorvale.

This was another great version of the stylish type of galloway we get with a William and Zara cross. Jeremy was such an impressive youngster and he sold quickly.

Jeremy was sold as a weaner and went on to win numerous prestigious sashes for his new owner. More recently he was purchased by new owners and has gone to Queensland.

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 has sold to a delightful home in South Australia.