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Chyrose Standing Ovation
Chyrose Standing Ovation is a leopard spot yearling cult (foaled May 2024) currently standing at 30”. He has been tested and is n/LP n/PATN1. Although his dam is chestnut based, his sire was black based so there is a probability he will throw black spotted foals as well, especially put to a black based mare.
He would be an ideal stallion for any Halstock mares as there is no Halstock in his pedigree. He is on the main register but is too young to license or use yet.
Stan has a super temperament, he can be cheeky and loves life but there isn’t a bad bone in his body. He is good to lead, tie up, groom, have his feet done, worm etc. He currently lives in a herd environment with a gelding and (pregnant) mares who have taught him herd etiquette. He is pictured in his winter woollies which are slowly coming off, but as he lives out, I am loathe to clip him just for a photo.
This is a fantastic and unique opportunity to purchase the only offspring of Chyrose Special Occasion who sadly passed last year after only covering one mare.
£1500
Breed Profile
Breed Profile
Head
Full of quality and true pony character. Big bold eyes, set well apart. Ears should be well palced, small, neat and in proportion to the head. Prominent pen nostrils. Clean well defined throat.
A course head and Roman nose is discouraged.
Neck
Should have good length and be well carried. Moderately lean in mares but inclined to be more cresty in stallons. Slightly heavier neck is allowable in the cob type.
Shoulders
Good strong, sloping and well laid back. Withers should be well defined but not ‘knifey
Forelegs
Should be square and true. Not tied-in at the elbow. Long strong forearms with well developed knees. Short flat bone below the knee. Pasterns of proportionate length and slope. Well shaped dense hooves. The cob type should have a greater abundance of bone without coarseness and a moderate quantity of fine feather when in the rough.
Hindquarters
Lengthy, strong, well muscled, not ragged or dropping with well set on tail.
Hindlegs
Well let down hocks, large flat clean bone, prominent points. The hock not to be set behind a line from the point of quarter to fetlock joint. No sickle or cow hocks. Pasterns to be of proportionate length and slope. Hooves well shaped and dense.
Action
Low, straight, from the shoulder. Free flowing. Hocks well flexed with straight action coming well under the body. The cob type may show more knee action.
What British Spotted Pony Owners Say
I had never heard of the British spotted pony before I ended up with one, he is the smartest most loving pony I have ever met, everyone who meets him loves him,I wish I had had a British spotted pony when I was a kid!
Jenna Foskett
Owner
Beautiful, incredibly smart with hearts of gold
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Owner
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