Featherstone Connemaras

 

Breeding and Performing

Champion Connemaras since 2001

~12175 Arno Road, Wilton, California 95693~
 
Bailiwick Featherstone Connection

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Conner is now in Napa, California with Jill Hemmingway. Featherstone wishes them well as they begin their Dressage Partnership and New Driving Careers together!

Accomplishments Include

Conner is a perfect gentleman with the perfect performance pedigree.

Conner attended the 2008 Mountain and Moorland Show at Brookside Equestrian Center to help promote the Native Ponies!

this sweet gelding is a great teacher and is occastionally uesed as a Lesson pony here at Featherstone Connemaras

Conner is by Farmore Flamboyant, ASPR PREMIER and WPCSA Half Welsh, the first pony ever to win the Welsh Pony and Cob Society of America Award of Honor.
Pedigree

Bailiwick Featherstone Connection

2002 bay

Farmore Flamboyant

Halfbred Welsh Pony

Talybont Quicksilver

Welsh Pony

Bowdell Buccaneer
Shenadoah Silverbelle

Pajama Party

American Sport Pony
Unknown
Unknown

QRF Irish Heirloom

Halfbred Connemara Pony

Sun and Air

Thoroughbred
Unknown
Silk and Satin

Bantry's Princess Belleek

Connemara Pony
Hideaway's Bantry Hope
Indian Hills Princess Kiernan

More on Conner's Family...

Conner has a well respected performance pedigree. His sire, Farmore Flamboyant, is registred with the ASPR PREMIER and WPCSA Half Welsh. He is a stunning mover with a wonderful attitude and consistently passes these traits to his offspring - proven with his 3 premier rated and 15 first premium rated offspring including the 2000 ASP Foal Futurity first and second place winners. Flamboyant's dam, Pajama Party, was the 2001 AWR Mature Pony winner because of the quality she passes to her foals.

Conner's Connemara side includes Hideaway's Bantry Hope who is the grandson of *Proud Beauty (IRE). Her daughter, Lynfields Proud Hope (dam of Hideaway's Bantry Hope), was used as a foundation mare for the Hideaway stud in New York. She bred one of their top pony star's Hideaway's Erin Smithereen who was sire to champion eventer Hideaway's Erin Go Bragh. Lynfields Proud Hope was awarded the ACPS Broodmare Award in 1987.

More on Conner...

Conner is now going very well under saddle. He is broke to ride both english and western, and he really likes the fences! Conner yields to your leg politely and now can do turns on the haunches and forehand with ease. Last year, he went on a two mile trail ride near Yosemite, California in his "western gear" and he acted like a pro! Conner thoroughly enjoys his jobs, and he is alwasy ready to do what you ask.

Liked Conner? His full sister will be arriving at Featherstone shortly...

INQIRIES ALWAYS WELCOME!

Pictured above in summer 2008