Braeberry Clarabel

FP4685

keeping up with Chanthal as a yearling

Available for purchase, in training until sold, please inquire for current price.

Clarabel is a bay purebred mare, currently in California for training and showing. I have been getting reports that she is doing awesome, now under saddle and a definate sweetheart. We have plans to show her in the spring. She has matured magnificantly and is an outstanding Fell pony. None of our videos or photos do her justice as to what she looks like now. New pictures will be posted soon.

Murthwaite Chanthal's second foal arrived on 14 June 2007. No one was home to see the foaling as we didn't expect it until the end of June. By the time we arrived home, the filly was up, nursing, and trotting alongside Chanthal. The foaling took place in the same pasture as the stallion, BroughHill Hadrian's Wall, and two other mares with foals. I'd had Chanthal in the pasture to help keep Hadrian in line with the other foals while breeding took place.

Her personality is sweet and soft. Our son named her as we had Anne a few years earlier, and being a train fan, Thomas the Tank engine pulls two coaches, Anne (spelled Annie) and Clarabel. She is very easy going and is a pleasure to visit with in the pasture.

Her basic training has started. She ties well, leads well and has trailered both loose and tied. Everyone who meets her seems to want to take her home, she's so sweet. She will make a great family pony, with show potential, driving, riding or just pleasure. She has gained the best of both parents and if I didn't have so many bays, plus a bay stallion, I'd be keeping her in my own herd.

She attended her first show and behaved well. She took 6th at the 2008 Brookside Mountain and Moorland Show for 3 and under. The judge came over and gave me some very positive comments about her future, though at the show she was in an awkward growth stage.

stout Fell legs with nice, straight feather talking to Murthwaite Yelena