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Our Broodmares

There are special ponies that we share and have shared our lives with. They are the mares producing our finest foals. The stallions we have trained and shown and breed. We want to share some of them with you here:

Rollingwoods Lorna Doone AOE LOM - Winner of the Prestigious Dam Award of Excellence (Three offspring totaling over 8000 points)  We are proud to say that we own two of the only three broodmares to ever win this honor.  Lorna is the consummate babysitter and has always passed this trait onto her offspring.  She is also one of the only broodmares in the history of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society to win both an individual and Dam Legion of Merit.  Lorna can be ridden English or Western, driven and even has excelled in the hunters.

 

(Photo: Lorna and Turner)

Ozark Let's Rock - Sometimes you acquire a pony for one reason and wind up loving it for a host of other reasons.   Lettie was leased to us to complete the Sire LOM for her dad, Severn Sirocco.  After showing her we realized that this mare was special and purchased her immediately.  She has excelled in the driving arena but her biggest success has always been in pet pony obstacle.  Children will fight over who gets to lead her because she has excellent ground manners and will not step on the smallest child.   Some of her awards include:

Individual Award of Excellence
2005 WPCSA National Champion Pleasure Driving 12’ 2” and under
2005 WPCSA National Champion Carriage Driving
2005 WPCSA National Champion Child’s First Pony
2005 WPCSA Reserve Champion Leading Rein
2005 USEF Reserve Champion Welsh Pony Driving
2004 WPCSA Pleasure Driving 12' 2" and Under – Champion
2004 WPCSA Carriage Driving – Champion
2004 WPCSA Leading Rein – Champion
2004 USEF Welsh Pleasure Driving - Champion

 

(Photo: Turner on Letty and his Mom in Leading Rein Class)

Severn Desert Song - Song was a gift to us by a very special friend of ours upon her death. She is very cute and has produced some nice foals by our Stallion Rollingwoods Rockford.  She is gentle in the pasture and passes this disposition on to her offspring.

 

(Photo: Desert Song and baby)

Alra Rose Blossom - This mare was kindly leased to us by Lynn Reust of Missouri. She has done her job and produced nice big athletic ponies which are very trainable. She was a performance mare in her own right and helped to teach many children to ride before retiring to the broodmare band.
Merrydale Mandolin- This mare was a winner on the line at Devon until an injury forced her to an early retirement.  She is a very pretty mare and we have high hopes for some large ponies by our stallion, Rollingwoods Easy as L.
*Varndell Desiree - Reta Rodgers sold us this mare with the filly, Rollingwoods Unrivaled, in utero. Due to her age we were praying we would be lucky to get one or two foals. Pleasantly not only has Dizzy produced foals for us but she has the majority of fillies insuring that her bloodlines will be in our herd for years. We are especially proud of her daughter, Rollingwoods Unequaled (see Champions Page).

Gayfields Mona L LOM - This mare gave us our first success in the hunter ring with her daughter Rollingwoods Picturesque who was the 1994 Small Medium Green Pony Hunter Champion.  This was the start of a long dynasty of great hunter ponies.  Each one by *Sleight of Hand OD LOM is a carbon copy of the other with incredible movement, natural lead changes, and unbelievable scope over fences.  The only time we didn’t breed her to Sleight she produced our herd stallion, Rollingwoods Easy as L.   Our thanks to Gail Thompson of Gayfields for sending this mare “over the river.”

 

(Photo: Mona L and baby)

Rollingwoods Stuck on You LOM Fortunately for us, Stuckey was born with a sway back so we retained her.  Bred to Sleight of Hand, OD LOM, she has produced such champions as Rollingwoods Sticky Fingers and Rollingwoods Stick To It. Stuckey’s foals always mature large mediums with incredible scope over fences.  

Rollingwoods Stick Em Up- The one time we didn’t breed Rollingwoods Stuck on You to Sleight Of Hand, she produced a big filly by Cardiff Lotus.  This filly was then bred to Sleight Of Hand and the resulting foals have been spectacular.  Each one of her foals have great movement and even better a great temperament.

Rollingwoods Unrivaled- This filly was purchased in utero from Reta Rodgers.  She was shown as a three year old and then retired to the broodmare herd.  She is a relatively young broodmare but her first foal is currently in training and we don’t think we have ever had a more trainable animal.  

Doone

 

(Photo: Doone It and Dr. Ruth)

Rollingwoods Who Doone It - This mare holds a special place at Rollingwoods as she is currently taking care of our future rider, Turner Davis.  She defines the versatile welsh pony as she has excelled in Trail, Western, English, Hunter and Driving but her most valuable asset is her unflappable disposition.   She has allowed Turner to learn to ride and not just be a passenger.  Words can never describe her worth to Rollingwoods Farm. Some of her awards include:

12'2" and under 1995, 1996, 2003 WPCSA Champion Carriage Driving
2003 WPCSA Champion Leading Rein
2003 Award of Excellence Winner
1996 Legion of Merit Winner
1994, 1995, 1996, 2003 WPCSA Champion Pleasure Driving

Rollingwoods Undeniable - (Rollingwoods Easy as L LOM x *Varndell Desiree x Downland Mandarin) 2007 Section B Black filly – We thought that Dizzy was through producing and she presented us with this very special foal.  Full sibling to Rollingwoods Unequaled she is definitely a “keeper”.

Rollingwoods All Mine - (*Sleight of Hand LOM OD x Alra Rose Blossom x Chloe Olympian) 2007 Section B Gray Filly – This filly is a full sibling to Rollingwoods All Or Nothing and is very elegant.  We are retaining her as her mother is getting up in age –

For breeding and sales information, contact Dr. Ruth or Sally Ross.

Last Updated: 15 December 2007
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