Welcome to Windfall's newest arrival!
Born
April 29th - A big, beautiful filly! By Sea King Gold out of Premiere (
The Irish Draught and Irish Sport Horse
The Irish Draught breed traces its
roots to the days when farmers would work their horses in the field, then take
them to a horse show or out hunting. Not only did the breed develop
tremendous strength and bone, but also athleticism, intelligence, and
tractability.
Breeding Irish Draught horses with the Thoroughbred produced the Irish Sport
Horse. The Irish Sport horse presents an ideal balance of bone,
endurance, strength, and agility. The Irish Sport Horse is an ideal breed
for all disciplines.
The Irish Sport Horse has been extremely successful in international
competition, including such horses as Custom Made - Individual 3-day eventing
gold medalist under David O'Connor at the Sydney Olympics, with the lowest
olympic 3-day dressage score in history.
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WindFall Farm RID/RIDSH Sires
Sea King Gold (RIDSH)
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Horses for Sale
Windfall Farm breeds quality Irish Sport Horses every year. We always have horses available for sale, at various ages. Our goal is to produce "user-friendly" horses through careful breeding and kind training. No matter what your abilities or ambitions, an Irish Sport Horse will be a wonderful partner in your riding career.
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Breeding/Sales Services
Windfall Farm also offers AI
breeding services and mare board/care if you wish to produce one of these
wonderful horses yourself.
We can also offer assistance in finding a horse to suit your needs, or selling
your horse through our many contacts in the horse industry. We offer
training board as well, which will help increase the value of your horse.
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Rebel
Yell (RID)
May 26, 1993 - April 6, 2001
On
the morning of April 6, 'Teddy' died in a freak accident while playing in his
pasture. He died doing what he loved to do, run and play and having a
great time. We consider ourselves lucky to have had him in our lives,
even though it was such a short time. Everyone who knew him, loved him
and will miss him terribly. The following poem was
written by one of our students, Kristen Moore, in memory of the most wonderful
horse we have ever known.
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Teddy We
buried you today When
the first tiny light comes out tonight And
when the morning dew will settle down The
waking noises of the farm will seem amiss They
say, "Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow", You
danced your merry waltz upon my heart |
