08/09/2026
Big post ahead… because it’s breeding season and we do not have time for multiple posts 🤪
Well! What a crazy few days. Thank goodness for Rosie Thomas Sarah Bates and the team behind the scenes at Hillview.
I ducked down to Hunter Valley Dressage Association on the weekend, after foaling down our first foal of the season at 1am Sunday morning. So naturally, no sleep was had for me Saturday night before competing Sunday.
HVE GOLDEN BRIAR 💛🍯
Was exceptional. This beautiful girl tried her heart out and has made so much progress in the last few weeks. She scored 68.7% in her official novice tests and there is so much room to hit those high 70s by the end of the season. 💪🏼🤭
Goldie has a hot date booked in for her in October and we hopefully will get a successful embryo transfer with her this season 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
CHEVALLEY PARK COLLETTE🤎✨
Letty is miss consistent, she was even better and stronger than the weekend prior. Scoring 70% again in her preliminary tests. I’m looking forwards to building her strength and power, her lateral movements and taking her novice before the end of the year.
Both mares placed in both tests, and brought home reserve champion for their respective levels in the open classes. 🎉🎉🎉
We returned home, unpacked, and tended to our newborn foal and mare. Little Wh**ky girl didn’t pass her IGGs which means we immediately administered the liquid gold plasma. We’re so on top of the health of mares and foals here and we’re set up to do things as fast as a hospital environment thanks to Dr Sarah Gough from Equine Medicine Consulting.
Now all eyes are set on the remainder of the years competitions, the mares have a week off before spending a few weeks building strength and doing some homework, a quick trip to equimillions to support students, and many mares to foal, and a lot of reproductive work to be done!
Swipe to see beautiful photos of Angela Langford letty, cute little newborn foal wh**ky, ribbons, and golden girl.
Thanks to Heritage by Georgia | Multi genre photographer for squeezing me in. And Nichole Fitzpatrick for keeping the ponies at their best