Wilson has been a dream come true. With his Champion Pedigree behind him we did hope for a breeding stallion prospect from this young man. He has, at just five years of age, exceeded our every expectation! His many wins on the line as a two year old was exciting. But then, to win Championships at major driving competitions as a three year old was beyond words! Wilson continued his winning ways as a four year old in driving. Then shown again in-hand as a five year old he was double Supreme Champion at his WPCSA show. This pony has his own fan club where ever he goes. There is never a crowd that does not applaud him as he extends his trot in a pleasure driving class or gallops through the hazards in ADT competition. He is 13.1 hands of handsome, daring, obedient, foward, correct, and just plain fun pony. His owners Jean White and Judi Carter invite you to breed your mare to Wilson or buy one of his foals and join us in having great fun with a winning pony of your own.

Mikado (Vimpenny Sweet Sultan x Glenhaven Matilda) has already started his winning ways by winning his yearling WPCSA class. This pony has a great character! He goes into the show like he owns the place, earning the nick name "Joe Cool". He's adorable, he's fancy, he's smart, he's unflappable, and he's huggable! We can't wait until next year when he can begin his driving training. Boy are we going to have some fun! Mikado should mature at 11 hands. Just right to blast into the small pony driving classes. Once he proves that he is a winning performance pony as well has being handsome and having a fancy pedigree, he will be available at stud.

Tegan Franklin (Lascaux Ginkgo Wilson x Ashland Princess Ffiona) is so much like his dad! He has Wilson's big trot and his canter looks like it will be wonderful to ride just like his dad's. Franklin also has a big overstriding "Wilson" walk! From his Champion mom, Ffiona, he got the most gorgeous eyes! Franklin is very sweet, but don't let that fool you! He should be a serious driving and dressage competitor like his dad. Franklin has won this year in-hand will be started in the fall of next year in harness. We don't stand our stallions at stud until they prove themselves in conformation and performance. Watch for Franklin to be available at stud in 2011.