Sunday, December 19, 2010
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Late fall
Monday, December 06, 2010
Ellazarma
Charlton sold
Sunday, December 05, 2010
Foalings for 2011
We did preg checks last week to confirm pregnancies for 2011.
Zinosa (Tango/Purioso) to Johnson due May 4th
Virtual Rose (Idocus/Quattro) to Sandreo due May 7th
Waltzalina (Jet Set/Haarlem) to Sandreo due May 8th
Veganieta (Jazz/Zeoliet) to due Contango May 19th
Virginia (Welt Hit II/Zeoliet) to due Sandreo June 16th
Vuzarma (Hamlet/Purioso) to due ELDORADO v d ZESHOEK July 4th
Florentina (Floristan/ Phonix) open
We are excited about the expected foals. We have three Sandreo breedings and we think we can not have too many Sandreo foals. This is based on our Sandreo offspring we have worked with and enjoyed. This includes Bastion (Sandreo/Floristan), Calypso (Sandreo/Jazz), and Crispin (Sandreo/Jet Set).
We are looking forward to another Contango/Jazz foal and would be pleased with either another colt or a filly which would have potential to stay in the herd as a broodmare.
The Eldorado/Hamlet will be our first by this young stallion. This is an opportunity to bring both Clinton and Heartbreaker genetics to our program. This a young stallion which has already made quite an impression.
The Tango/Johnson will bring double Jazz breeding. This breeding is a bit of a gamble but doubling up on great breeding lines can give great results or not so great! We will see but another Tango would be a great addition.
With six mares in foal for next year we can plan on some sleepless nights and some great foals. Between now and next spring we will have get our breeding plans in place. We now have a "wish list" for 2011 breedings which is highly influenced by previous breedings.
Zinosa (Tango/Purioso) to Johnson due May 4th
Virtual Rose (Idocus/Quattro) to Sandreo due May 7th
Waltzalina (Jet Set/Haarlem) to Sandreo due May 8th
Veganieta (Jazz/Zeoliet) to due Contango May 19th
Virginia (Welt Hit II/Zeoliet) to due Sandreo June 16th
Vuzarma (Hamlet/Purioso) to due ELDORADO v d ZESHOEK July 4th
Florentina (Floristan/ Phonix) open
We are excited about the expected foals. We have three Sandreo breedings and we think we can not have too many Sandreo foals. This is based on our Sandreo offspring we have worked with and enjoyed. This includes Bastion (Sandreo/Floristan), Calypso (Sandreo/Jazz), and Crispin (Sandreo/Jet Set).
We are looking forward to another Contango/Jazz foal and would be pleased with either another colt or a filly which would have potential to stay in the herd as a broodmare.
The Eldorado/Hamlet will be our first by this young stallion. This is an opportunity to bring both Clinton and Heartbreaker genetics to our program. This a young stallion which has already made quite an impression.
The Tango/Johnson will bring double Jazz breeding. This breeding is a bit of a gamble but doubling up on great breeding lines can give great results or not so great! We will see but another Tango would be a great addition.
With six mares in foal for next year we can plan on some sleepless nights and some great foals. Between now and next spring we will have get our breeding plans in place. We now have a "wish list" for 2011 breedings which is highly influenced by previous breedings.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Winter !!!
Sunday, November 07, 2010
News
We have not been posting on our blog for some time. We have been slow as I have been doing consulting work in Russia and now just recovered from jet lag and post visit report preparation.
The foals are weaned ! Weaning is always traumatic an sad for all animals and people involved. To minimize trauma we start to separate to foals in mid summer to get a feed of pellets in the alley way separate from the mares. At weaning time we move them to a big pen all together. The company of their buddies goes a long way to settling them down. The mares get over it quickly and they go out to graze. We leave the foals shut in for a couple of weeks and then let them out in a small plank fenced paddock. soon they will go out to a larger fenced paddock where they can come and go from the barn. We feed high quality haylege at weaning. We open a row of the earlier cut bales and give them all they want to eat. This smooths out the transition away from milk. By weaning time the grass is going dormant and the mare's milk quality is down so a switch to haylege is probably an increase in nutrient intake. They kept growing this year with out any slow down. Fortunately we have not had any respiratory infections. The mares are older and their immunity which they pass on should be higher. Also, the ventilation in the weaning pen is good and it is an area they are familiar with so no new bugs.
The foals are weaned ! Weaning is always traumatic an sad for all animals and people involved. To minimize trauma we start to separate to foals in mid summer to get a feed of pellets in the alley way separate from the mares. At weaning time we move them to a big pen all together. The company of their buddies goes a long way to settling them down. The mares get over it quickly and they go out to graze. We leave the foals shut in for a couple of weeks and then let them out in a small plank fenced paddock. soon they will go out to a larger fenced paddock where they can come and go from the barn. We feed high quality haylege at weaning. We open a row of the earlier cut bales and give them all they want to eat. This smooths out the transition away from milk. By weaning time the grass is going dormant and the mare's milk quality is down so a switch to haylege is probably an increase in nutrient intake. They kept growing this year with out any slow down. Fortunately we have not had any respiratory infections. The mares are older and their immunity which they pass on should be higher. Also, the ventilation in the weaning pen is good and it is an area they are familiar with so no new bugs.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Crispin
Meg did some arena work with the three year old Crispin NPF , a three year old Sandreo/Jet Set.
Thursday, October 07, 2010
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Zian at Blainville
Erin MacQuarrie sent us some great pictures of Zian by Florencio at the dressage show in Blainville, PQ. Zian comes from a great mare line which includes the approved KWPN stallion Johnson. New Perth Farms imported Zian from Holland as a foal and sold her to Marion Foote. Zian is now owned and trained by Erin.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Fall is coming !!
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Training day
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Thursday, September 09, 2010
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Bolshoy NPF sold
Thursday, September 02, 2010
Forte Sir Oldenburg/Floristan sold
New Perth farms is very pleased to have sold Forte NPF a Sir Oldenburg/Floristan foal to Ann Aoli. Ann is a dressage rider and coach from Virginia. Forte is the fiveth foal from Florentina. The oldest, Bastion, a Snadreo, is in training with us. The next a filly Caprice,also by Sandreo, is in Nova Scotia at Pine Grove Stables. The two year old by Johnson was bought by Andrea Taylor and is in British Columbia. The yearling by Sir Oldenburg was bought by Jenny McBeath and is being boarded here at our farm. Photos of all these are posted at http://www.newperthfarms.ca/florentina.html
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Charlton free jumping video
We edited the Charlton freejumping video to show one of the jumps in slow motion.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
2010 Foals
Late Summer Pictures
Friday, August 20, 2010
Fizzarma sold to Lisa MacGillivray
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Bastion's first time in the jumping chute
We free jumped Bastion (Sandreo/Floristan) for the first time today.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Hamlet mare in foal to Eldorado van de Zeshoek
Monday, August 09, 2010
Training day
Wednesday, August 04, 2010
Exault NPF sold
Bagatelle NPF sold
Monday, August 02, 2010
Gingerwood horse show
We enjoyed seeing "Fine Design" formerly Zanienthia at the Gingerwood show do a clean 1 meter 1 round.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Midsummer foals
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
July Shows
Bastion and Bolshoy both attended the Dressage PEI Summer show and both did very well. Bolshoy was high point of the show on Saturday, with a 70% in training level 2, and Bastion was high point of the show on Sunday with a 69% in training level 2.
Bolshoy also attended a dressage show in Cape Breton, where he was high score of both days, with a 70% and a 71% in the training level.
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