Wyndsor Welsh Ponies - Sheridan, Oregon

I started with my love of Welsh Ponies when I was very little. My passion began when I was four years old. My mom and dad bought me my first pony for Christmas. She was a beautiful bright red chestnut Section A mare with lots of white. Her name was Bittermans Honey Pedles. Later on, we started showing and it took us from Leadline, Costume then Walk Trot, English (Equitation and Pleasure), Western (Equitation and Pleasure), Trail, Pleasure Driving, Jumping, Showmanship, Halter, Games, 4-H and even Roadster would eventually find me. I won many many Championships, Most Versitile and High Points in every division. More recently, I have done mostly in hand showing, producing and showing ponies to many, many Champion, Grand, Supreme, Regional and National High Score Awards.

My love for welsh carries on in my family and I now have little girls who share the same passion I do and want to show too. I love the welsh breed. We raise only a select few foals each year. Our goal is to raise sensible, smart, loving ponies for all of the family to enjoy! Ponies that have a great mind, disposition, movement, conformation, type and show ring presence. We do not breed for only one discipline in mind, we want our ponies to be very versatile and able to do it all.

"Raising Champions for Children"

IN THE NEWS our very own Grand Champion Chloe's Flashy Enuff
Sheridan Sun November 26th, 2008

A little over a week ago Sebastian (my 17 year old son) called me and asked if "Chloe" could be part of one of his friends senior projects. I said yes of course because she loves every chance to be mauled by kids. So on Monday I had to work, Sebastian and Hubby Sean (yes I said hubby) went and picked up the little princess and cleaned her up to take her to the Faulconer/Chapman grade school. The senior project was a Petting Zoo for the kids, they had Llamas, bunnies, pigs, goats, cat, and a lizard. They had to build each one of them a little pen with shavings in them and Chloe was the hit of the day! The kids all were able to feed her handfuls of grain which she carfully took from every little hand and of course they were petting her and she soaked it all in. Kylee came out when it was her turn and announced that was HER wonderful pony :-)

It was very fun and Chloe was a wonderful Welsh ambassador!


	I started with my love of Welsh Ponies when I was very little. My passion began when I was four years old. My mom and dad bought me my first pony for Christmas. She was a beautiful bright red chestnut Section A mare with lots of white. Her name was Bittermans Honey Pedles. Later on, we started showing and it took us from Leadline, Costume then Walk Trot, English (Equitation and Pleasure), Western (Equitation and Pleasure), Trail, Pleasure Driving, Jumping, Showmanship, Halter, Games, 4-H and even Roadster would eventually find me. I won many many Championships, Most Versitile and High Points in every division. More recently, I have done mostly in hand showing, producing and showing ponies to many, many Champion, Grand, Supreme, Regional and National High Score Awards. My love for welsh carries on in my family and I now have little girls who share the same passion I do and want to show too. I love the welsh breed. We raise only a select few foals each year. Our goal is to raise sensible, smart, loving ponies for all of the family to enjoy! Ponies that have a great mind, disposition, movement, conformation, type and show ring presence. We do not breed for only one discipline in mind, we want our ponies to be very versatile and able to do it all. "Raising Champions for Children" IN THE NEWS our very own Grand Champion Chloe's Flashy Enuff Sheridan Sun November 26th, 2008 A little over a week ago Sebastian (my 17 year old son) called me and asked if "Chloe" could be part of one of his friends senior projects. I said yes of course because she loves every chance to be mauled by kids. So on Monday I had to work, Sebastian and Hubby Sean (yes I said hubby) went and picked up the little princess and cleaned her up to take her to the Faulconer/Chapman grade school. The senior project was a Petting Zoo for the kids, they had Llamas, bunnies, pigs, goats, cat, and a lizard. They had to build each one of them a little pen with shavings in them and Chloe was the hit of the day! The kids all were able to feed her handfuls of grain which she carfully took from every little hand and of course they were petting her and she soaked it all in. Kylee came out when it was her turn and announced that was HER wonderful pony :-) It was very fun and Chloe was a wonderful Welsh ambassador!
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