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There are now 14 GlenormistonConnemaras in the USA and we also have ponies in
Germany, New Zealand,
Thailand and Japan as well as in all the States of Australia.
Purebred
youngstock are usually available for
sale. See our 'For sale' page.
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IN
COLORADO (Wildwych Connemara Stud)
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Abbeyleix Finbar
(Ire) - Oxenholm Tiffany (Denmark)
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photo courtesy of Mary Prewitt, Wildwych
Connemaras
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Oxenholm Gideon
(Denmark)-Millfield Seaspray (UK)
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Glenormiston Flurry Knox
(Abbeyleix Finbar - Oxenholm Tiffany) was exported as a yearling in 1994 to Mary
Prewitt's Wildwych Connemara Stud in the USA. He was joined in 1998 by the
Multi Champion mare Glenormiston Roscrea (Oxenholm
Gideon - Millfield Seaspray) who travelled over in foal to Aran Milano. The
result was the lovely dun mare Wildwych Dreamtime whose first foal, Wildwych Eclipse, by Glenormiston Flurry
Knox, is a stallion with Lisa Martin in California. Dreamtime has a
stunning new dun colt by Flurry Knox. See the Wildwych home page for
details at http://wildwy.fatcow.com/index.htm
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ALSO IN THE USA
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 Amelia
(Domo Cavallo Praize - Glenormiston Clementine) exported in foal 2000.
(pictured here at 3 when leaving Glenormiston) 
and pictured here
in 2005
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Glenormiston Amelia travelled to
Colorado in 2000 and
subsequently produced a bay filly Wildwych Clio by Castle Baron. She had a
lovely grey filly by Glenormiston Flurry Knox and is
now with Lisa Martin in California and has had a magnificent bay colt
by Glenormiston Billies Bay. She is now in foal to Gunsmoke
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Leaving
Glenormiston for the USA together as weanlings
Billie in
Colorado
Cuchulainn in
Alabama
Lil in California
In 2001 we sent 3
weanlings to the USA. The weanling
colt Glenormiston
Billies Bay was purchased by the Wildwych stud as a second sire
and spends much of the year in New Orleans.
Another colt, Glenormiston Cuchulainn, has gone to Kelly and Paul Windus of Dark Horse
Station in Alabama and filly Glenormiston Diamond Lil joined Mary Long's
Castle Rock Connemaras in
California. These ponies have all been successful in their new homes
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IN
CALIFORNIA
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In March 2002 Glenormiston Jack
McCool,
a Connemara gelding, travelled to California to the
Cresto family to be ridden by their 3 children. Then in August
of the same year, the weanling colt Glenormiston Diamond
Joe (Castle Baron-Glenormiston Lizzie Diamond) and weanling filly Glenormiston
Florrie (Abbeyleix Finbar-Oxenholm Tiffany) joined him. We
hope they are bringing their new owners a lot of pleasure.
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IN NEW YORK
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In May 2002, 7 year old mare
Glenormiston Clonmel, in foal to Castle Baron, joined the Sherras
family of New York State. She had a beautiful dun
filly in November 02 and is now out performing with her young rider.
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ALSO IN THE USA
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Glenormiston Clemma
Clemma
Glenormiston Clemma
(Castle Baron - Glenormiston Dulcinea) is now in Colorado at
Wildwych Connemara stud. She has had a colt by Exmoor Irish Jack (by Glenormiston
Jasper)
Glenormiston Rossleague
Rossleague
Glenormiston
Rossleague (Castle Baron - Glenormiston Rosmara) is also in Colorado with Alyce Wich and has had a beautiful
dun filly by Exmoor Irish Jack.
Glenormiston
Inver Rory
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here as a newborn foal
Glenormiston Inver Rory -
partbred by Domo Cavallo Praize and out of TB mare was exported to Sandy
Raynor in Indiana as an eventing prospect. He has grown to over 16 hands
and comes from good sound jumping lines. This has been a very successful
performance family and we have recently heard that he is progressing
famously.
Glenormiston
Inisheer
Inisheer
Glenormiston Inisheer,
a lovely purebred filly by Domo Cavallo Praize and out of Glenormiston
Fionnuala, one of our loveliest brood mares, has gone to Julie
Manuele in Washingston State. Inisheer is living
up to all expectations with her delightful temperament. T
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IN THAILAND
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Glenormiston Catriona
(Abbeyleix Finbar-Oxenholm Tiffany) was exported to Thailand where she
has been a successful
riding pony and brood mare. This is a country where there aren't many
horses or ponies and Catriona has her own personal groom to care for her
like a princess. The Country Club where she lives has grown it's own
special horse feed for their herd of ponies.
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IN NEW
ZEALAND
The purebred mare Glenormiston Dingle
Bay (Oxenholm Gideon-Tulira Fuchsia), purebred stallion Glenormiston
Jasper (Abbeyleix Finbar-Oxenholm Dulcinea) and the bay yearling
Castle Baron son Glenormiston Rowan (out of Glenormiston Rosmara by
Oxenholm Gideon) are all in New Zealand. The highly successful
showjumping gelding Glenormiston Jack Aengus ( by Domo Cavallo
Praize and out of Washlands's Rebecca) was exported to New Zealand
some years ago and was later sold to Japan.
IN GERMANY
Glenormiston
Annashee
 yearling
at 18 months
pictured here in Germany
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on photos to see Annashee in Australia before leaving for Germany
In June 2005 the dun weanling
filly Glenormiston
Annashee (Castle Baron - Glenormiston Abbeylara) travelled to
Elke and Dieter Bader's Black Forest Connemara stud in Germany. Castle
Baron now has progeny in four countries around the world. You can visit
Annashee's home page at
http://www.blackforest-connemara.de/html/annashee.html
We are confident that our exports will prove to be as successful as their parents and siblings in
Australia.
We are happy to make all
the arrangements for travel (including all export arrangements and vet tests) from Glenormiston to your farm wherever it is in the world.
Just email us for a quote.
Purebred youngstock are usually available for
sale (we no longer breed partbreds). See our for sale
page and email us if you have a particular pony or bloodline in mind as
not all our ponies for sale are on our for sale page.
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