Oakleigh Miniatures - Show Livery - American Miniature Horses Uk

2010 Results

Wayhill Show (mid summer show)

Supreme Champion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

IMHPS Champion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

MHCGB Champion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

AMHA Champion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

Breed Champion: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

Reserve Breed Champion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

1st IMHPS 2 Year Old: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

1st IMHPS Stallion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

1st MHCGB Stallion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

1st MHCGB 2 yrs: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

1st Solid Colour: Little Kings Russian Reigns

1st AMHA Stallion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

1st AMHA 2 yr Old: Oakleigh supremes Southern Belle

1st Show Hack Type: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st Hunter Type: Little Kings Russian Reigns

2nd IMHPS Yearling: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

Royal Cornwall Show

Reserve Champion: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st Yearling: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

4th Two Year Old: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

4th Stallions 3 years & Over: Little Kings Russian Reigns

Devon County Show

Champion: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st Yearling: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st Broken Colour: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st Solid Colour: Oakleigh Supremes Southern belle

2nd 2/3 Year Old: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

2nd 3 Years & Over Stallion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

2nd Scaled Down Show Hack: Little Kings Russian Reigns

NPS Show

Champion Of Colour: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

1st Solid Colour: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

2nd Yearling: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

Devon County Show

Champion: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st Yearling Filly, Colt, Gelding: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st Broken Colour: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

2nd Stallion 2yrs & Over: Little Kings Russian Reigns

2nd Show Hack: Little Kings Russian Reigns

2nd 2yrs & Over Filly: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

Wayhill Miniature Horse Show

(An extremely proud day for us at a show where 97 Miniature Equines Competed)

Supreme Champion: Little Kings Russian Reigns (Unanimous decision under 3 Judges)

Champion MHCGB: Little Kings Russian Reigns

Reserve Champion: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st Miniature Horse Yearling Arabian/TB Type: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st Miniature Horse 2/3yrs Arabian/TB Type: Bar B Supreme Legend

1st Miniature Horse Stallion Arabian/TB Type: Little Kings Russian Reigns

1st AMHA Yearling: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st AMHA 2/3yr old: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

1st AMHA Mare Or Stallion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

1st Ultra Mini: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

1st Show Hunter: Little Kings Russian Reigns

1st Miniature Show Hack: Bar B Supreme Legend

1st American Miniature Horse: Little Kings Russian Reigns

2nd American Miniature Horse: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

3rd Broken Coloured: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle Qualified For The Royal International Horse Show 2010

MHCGB Spring Show:

2nd Refined Yearling Filly: Oakleigh Dream A Little Dream

4th Refined Yearling Filly: Olympian Swing On A Star

3rd AMHA Yearling Filly: Oakleigh Dream a Little Dream

5th AMHA Yearling: Olympian Swing On A Star

2nd 2yr old Refined Filly: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

2nd 2yr old AMHA Filly: Oakleigh Supremes Southern Belle

5th Refined Stallion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

5th AMHA Senior Stallion: Little Kings Russian Reigns

Lionheart Show:

1st ERL Voltaires High Voltage

1st Bar B Supreme Legend

2nd ERL Voltaires Mocha Latte

1st Coloured Class ERL Voltaires Mocha Latte

2009 Results

MHCGB Spring Show:

1st Refined Yearling Colt: Bar B Supreme Legend

1st AMHA Yearling Colt: Bar B Supreme Legend

1st Yearling Futurity: Bar B Supreme Legend

1st Refined Senior Stallion: Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

1st AMHA Senior Stallion: Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

2nd Show Hack (class of 22) Bar B Supreme Legend

'AMHA Champion': Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

'AMHA Reserve Champion': Bar B Supreme Legend

Joint 2nd Reserve Supreme Champion: Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

Crealy Miniature Horse Show

1st American Miniature Horse Yearling: Bar B Supreme Legend

1st American Miniature Horse 3yrs & Over Mare: Bar B Tinker Bell

Best Foal: Oakleigh Supremes Lady Liberty

1st Solid Coloured: Bar B Tinker Bell

Best foal: Oakleigh Supremes Lady Liberty

1st American Miniature Stallion: Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

2nd Broken Colour/Spotted: Bar B Supreme Legend Ba

'Champion' American Miniature Horse: Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

'Reserve Champion'American Miniature Horse: Bar B Tinker Bell

'2nd Reserve Champion'American Miniature Horse: Bar B Supreme Legend

'Reserve Supreme Champion': Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

Wayhill Show / IMHPS & MHCGB

1st Miniature Show Hack: Bar B Supreme Legend

2nd International Miniature Horse TB/Arab Type Yearling: Bar B Supreme Legend

1st International miniature Horse TB/Arab Type: Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

1st American Miniature Horse: Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

2nd Best Movement: Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

'Champion IMHPS': Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

'Champion MHCGB': Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

'Reserve Supreme Champion': Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

2008 Results

'2008 Champion' Broken Colour ERL Voltaires Mocha Latte

'2008 Reserve Grand Champion' Of Colour ERL Voltaires Mocha Latte

'2008 Champion' Any Other Colour Bar B Tinker Bell

'Uk AMHA Reserve Grand Champion Senior Stallion 2008' Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

'Open Reserve Champion' Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

'Reserve Champion' 2 Year Old Brookhavens Secrets Dark Desire

'Reserve Champion' ERL Voltaires Hi Voltage

'Overall Champion' Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

1st Yearling Class ERL Voltaires Hi Voltage

1st AMHA Any Age ERL Voltaires High Voltage

1st Open 4yrs and Over Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

1st Solid Colour Bar B Tinker Bell

1st Arab/TB Type Brookhavens Secrets Dark Desire ( Best Yearling & Best Show Horse)

1st Broken Colour ERL Voltaires Mocha Latte (Best Yearling & Best Show Horse)

1st Yearling Class Brookhavens Secrets Dark Desire (qualified MHOYS)

1st Open 4yrs and Over Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

1st Best Male Head Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

2nd Solid Colour Bar B Tinker Bell (qualified MHOYS)

2nd Refined Hack ERL Voltaires Hi Voltage

2nd Broken Colour ERL Voltaires Mocha Latte

2nd AMHA Senior Stallion Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

2nd Yearling Class ERL Voltaires Mocha Latte (Best Show Horse & Best Turned Out)

2nd Open 4yrs & Over Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

2nd Yearling Colt Brookhavens Secrets Dark Desire

3rd Broken Colour Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound

3rd AMHA Senior Mare Bar B Tinker Bell

3rd Yearling Class ERL Voltaires Mocha Latte

'The reason I am doing what I love'

Having worked for many years within event and showing yards, I have learnt a lot about the conditioning and presentation of top quality show horses. I worked in the background of the showing world preparing horses and ponies for shows. I had always loved the look of these beautiful creatures and thoroughly enjoyed transforming the muddy juvenile into a classy show horse. At the age of 15 I knew that this was the direction I wanted my life to go in. My life with horses was set. I worked my way up from the bottom being the runner in the yard doing all the menial tasks to head girl in a highly respected show yard. I was fortunate to be able to learn the art of presentation at the highest level, from some of the best show producers around. As life went on I got married and had my children. My daughter was just the excuse I needed to get back into horses and 'showing'. We went from Welsh Section A Ponies to Frolic, a beautiful Thoroughbred Riding Pony and then on to Bosun, my Hanoverian sired by the very famous Grand Prix Dressage Horse and Grade A Show Jumping stallion 'Dallas', who belonged to the Queen. All my friends giggle at me now, they can't believe that I have gone from a giant to these amazingly captivating miniatures. For the record, I would never go back.

I now have my own American Miniature Horse Stud. We have three stallions all with outstanding pedigrees standing at stud, Little Kings Russian Reigns, Fallen Ash Scouts Spellbound and ERL Voltaires Hi Voltage, with a gorgeous Silver Dappled Appaloosa colt waiting in the wings Bar B Supreme Legend. To date he has has had some very respectable results in the show ring. Along with our brood mares they have been sourced from only the most respected studs in the world. All have outstanding pedigrees with many of the great legends extreamley close up in their pedigrees. We now show our own horses at the highest level and have to date been graced with great success.

It is of no difference whether they are top dressage horses, sports horses, show ponies or their miniature show counterpart, they should all be conditioned and cared for in the same way.

Very often we forget about the importance of specific feed regimes and exercise for our miniatures horses. We tend to 'baby' them (which is fine), but if you want to excel in the show ring you have to step up to the mark. There is a huge difference between a pretty horse or pony that we take to shows and the professional show horses and ponies that we see winning the Championships.

First and foremost you must start with a horse that has good confirmation, we have all heard the saying 'you can't make a silk purse out of a pigs ear'. If your confirmation is reasonably correct you are half way there. As your horse muscles up through correct feeding and exercise you will notice that all those minor imperfections can be diminished. He must be taught show ring manners and how to stand for the judge to enhance his best features. Many people feel the need to ration their horses feed to get the more streamline silhouette, but in fact you should do the complete opposite. If you put your horse on a restricted diet he will lose muscle and top line. You need to exercise your horse in the same way as a larger horse and feed him in accordance with his workload. Then comes the endless bathing, clipping and show presentation. It all becomes worth it though when you take your pride and joy to the show ring. This is why I love what I do.