SUNDAY 21 JUNE 2009 Cholwell Equestrian Centre ... - Kivells

25. Kilmiston Kaimawa (Jim)Bay Irish Draught x Thoroughbred gelding, 17 hh, 9 years old.Sire: AndesGrand sire: Shirley HeightsDam: Palisander 11Grand sire: Lord ThomasJim has done some eventing being placed several times, he has super dressage paces and is boldcross country. He has been hunted during the past 3 seasons. He is good to shoe box, clip etc.Young family and finances force sad sale.Mrs K Starmore, Long Barn, Sutcombe, Holsworthy, Devon EX22 7PY26. CinzanoGrey Conamara cross Thoroughbred (not reg) gelding, 15.1hh, 13 years old. A fun forward going horse with a hugejump over coloured or natural fences. Very fast againstthe clock. He has been used for Pony Club and Riding Clubincluding going to Pony Club Camp. He is the local RidingClub Show Jumping Champion for 2008 and was on thewinning Riding Club Show Jumping Qualifying Team 2009.A great character with a fantastic temperament and novices. Same home for last 4 years. Very sad sale as rideroff to university.Bevaleigh Pedler, Cholwell Equestrian Centre, Lewdown, Okehampton, Devon27. Morwenstow Miss AdventureStrawberry roan Registered Section A filly, to make 11 hh, 3 years old.Sire: Windwillow ButterscotchDam: Sancler MorewennaVery pretty pony, handled and ready to back with her elegant paces, She is quite lightweight soshould make top novice tiny tots show pony. Can be difficult to catch.28. Morwenstow Miss DaisyGrey Registered Section A filly, 11.2 hh, 4 years old.Sire: Windwillow ButterscotchDam: Windwillow MyfanwyBeautiful mare, this pony has a super laid back character and loves nothing but cuddles. She hasjust been back for a lead rein pony and has taken it all in her stride. A serious novice show ponyprospect.29. Morwenstow Miss MollyChestnut Registered Section A mare. 11.3 hh, 4 years old.Sire: Windwillow ButterscotchDam: Crumpwell HabinaSuper character and lovely paces. Now ready to break, she has been well handled and is easy to do.Alternatively with her breeding would make a lovely brood mare. Can be difficult to catch.Lesley James