Redheart pedigree’s and hypothetical matings.
All Breed Database:
Broodmares:
Stallions:
HEVANS EV CATORRIUS / REDHEART CATORRIUS
2017 foals for sale
PRINCESSE PASCALE x HEVANS EV CATORRIUS
PEYRES CATORI CAT x KISS MY FINEST HEART
Hypothetical 2018 foals for sale
REDHEART PASCALIUS x DFR PATAHAS REDHEART *
CARICKS REDHEART x DFR PATAHAS REDHEART *
*Subject to Stallion Licensing
Redheart Regal’s next outing was a short journey to Gracelands Equestrian Centre, under the High Horse Showing Society.
Her first event indoors, having congenital stationary night blindness (CSNB) there is no doubt she struggled with the light shining through the cladding, creating light and dark “patches” on the floor. Blanc also struggled within the small arena when horses trotted up behind her…
We learnt a lot about Blanc today, we will hire an indoor school before we travel too far and pay entries….
None the less, she stood for the judge and trotted straight, coming back to me very nicely. Loading and travelling being second nature…
Blanc indoors needs revisiting….
If you have moved house you know the stress levels, if you have moved farms, you know moving house is easy!
The Mares Paddock
Princesse Pascale and her daughter Redheart Pascalius
Peyres Catori Cat and her daughter Redheart Regal
The Colts Paddock
Redheart Royal 
The Stallion Paddock
Redheart Catorrius / Hevans EV Catorrius
along with the “lawn mowers”, Catkin & Evan
Back up….
Ruby & Grace, “the security”.
Ink, the “hunter”.
Each paddock has at least two sides if not three surrounded by mature hedging and trees for shelter, the land has a slight gradient which should allow for adequate drainage and hopefully minimize poaching? See what the winter brings?
Just need to Keep Calm as nothing stay’s the same….
The third show of 2016, held by the Appaloosa Horse Club UK. An abundance of classes open to and supported by ApHC UK members at Rodbaston Equestrian Centre.
Wonderful to see Appaloosa horses from all ApHC UK registers, the USA register (A), the British register (B), the Characteristic register (C) and the Part-Bred register (PB).
Photo courtesy of Sue Feast
Redheart Pasculius’s last show before joining the broodmares, RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION!
What an end……
Redheart Pascalius has done us proud again, this time competing at Rodbaston Equestrian Centre, an Open Gala show organised by the High Horse Showing Society. This successful event had the most amazing atmosphere with a huge number of competitors. The weather was glorious and Evee gave an excellent performance against quality horses.
Unfortunately, we couldn’t stay for the Championship due to fencing duties at home. One of the many delights of the day, being awarded a “Wild Card” to compete in an evening Championship class, we did the honourable duty of declining but what an achievement for us.
Not the “wild” day Evee had at Netley Hall a few weeks back!
I try to keep the “News” updated with show reports and events at the stud that I think are relevant, along with each horse’s profile as their details change or occur.
We use the Social Media Facebook page “UK Appaloosa Horses” as our sponsored effort to promote the awareness of the rare purebred Appaloosas here in the UK.
The most relevant news, Redheart Appaloosa Stud has moved Counties, from Gloucestershire to Worcestershire. We have a quaint country cottage with enough land to cater for our expanding herd. We are starting with a blank canvas and applying for planning permission for an agricultural barn and stable barn, ensuring we can offer the mares, foals and stallions adequate facilities for breeding.
Until the paddocks are established, our stallion Reus is at a local livery yard, Areion Equestrian. We could not be happier and relieved because many livery yards do not take stallions, due to misunderstanding! The owner Jo, runs this professional livery yard, nothing was compromised during our stay. We would like to say a huge thank you to Jo and her team, what a delightful yard to be part of. Reus was a good boy and we made use of their fantastic facilities before bringing him home, his own paddock away from the mares.
I can now see the horses from my bedroom window, such a precious sight and a dream come true.
One of the main highlights of the show season is the Appaloosa Horses Club UK National show. A two-day event that caters for every Appaloosa enthusiast.
This year we took our two GAP 5 horses, Redheart Pascalius and DFR Patahas Redheart. I participated with both horses in the Appaloosa Horse Club classes while Crystal participated both horses in the Appaloosa Horses Club UK classes. On this occasion, backed up by a young lady Amilie, who has caught the Appaloosa “bug”.
Another wonderful day showing, we both achieved a few awards and congratulate all the other competitors.
Already looking forward to the 2017 National Show……
A day showing at Netley Hall in Shrewsbury, Shropshire with Redheart Pascalius.
We look for a reason, we search for answers but sometimes we fail to find either?
Today was one of those days, first class was a challenge, Evee had her own problem to deal with and she forgot to tell me about it!
A real sting in her behind? Perhaps?
After a little chat outside the ring, she composed herself and returned to that sweet lovable character we know !
Taking three firsts and two seconds home…
Since we have concentrated on our yearlings over the past few weeks we decided to give Redheart Pascalius a few weeks break. She been grazing 24 / 7 and certainly looks like she has come up in the withers as she slowly grows into her head….Not to mention the “roundness” of her body!
To get back into the swing of showing, we decided to take her to a local show, South Staffs with no pressure. Very surprised to find a few friends had attended which made our day!
Evee was quite “soppy” today!
Maybe something to do with my daughters friend Amelie, who adores Evee.
A quiet and relaxing day, getting our eye back in after a nice break……..
The three B’s….
Blu, Ben and Blanc, our 2016 yearlings experiencing their first shows!
Since weaning, our three yearlings have been under gentle education without knowing it….There is never a right time to take a yearling to its first show, their growth spurts can change over night. One minute they look fantastic and the next bum high and weedy looking!
You can do all the prep work at home but on the day it really can go either way? We try to travel to “local” events and take the day as it unfolds. We always attempt to arrive early enough to allow our yearlings to settle and adjust to their surroundings. So here we are….
DFR Patahas Redheart aka Blu had his début outing at the HOPE Show (Horse Owners and Pony Exhibitors) held at Three Counties Show ground on Sunday 26th June.
He was an absolute dream, all he wanted to do was eat the grass but make no mistake it was a nervous eating that we were fully aware of. So we let him eat, in the ring I believe he was so full he was quite lethargic but none the less he stood for the judge, trotted straight, balanced and generally an absolute star.
Our next début outing was Redheart Regal aka Blanc. This filly as you can imagine took a bit of elbow grease to get clean! Again we entered a local show at Three Counties Show Ground but this time it was an Open Gala Show on the 9th July. Blanc seemed bold and was a bit of a handful at first but as the other horses started to arrive she switched off and ate the grass. She, “honestly”, was adorable, never put a foot wrong although in one class we did struggle to trot past “our grazing area”, a mistake I will not make again! Luckily, our last class was in a different ring, she trotted with absolute perfection so we ended on a very happy note.
The highlight of our day was when Lisa Randle who owns Tamino Warrior the Appaloosa Horse Club UK Performance Champion 2014/15 asked me if I would like to compete Warrior in the Tiddler’s Challenge….it’s been a long time since I have ridden but I rose to the challenge without question! Great fun, thank you Lisa!
Redheart Royale meets Tamino Warrior!
The third début outing was with BEN! Redheart Royale. Throughout the day Ben never did anything wrong in his performance, he stood, trotted and did himself proud. The only thing he did was consistently shout and scream at the Spot Fest Festival held at Three Counties Show Ground on the 16th July. Doesn’t help when horses answer back but one thing we did realise, Ben can smell a filly in season already!
A good start to their showing campaign and a relief in getting our yearlings out, about and home safe.
Three Yearling’s, Three Events, Three Wins at Three Counties…………
