Gypsy Horses at Blarney Stone Acres

Babes

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Our latest foal, Babes, is out of Melodee, and carries on the proud Roadsweeper line.

Cooper

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Meadowlark's colt by Valour was born on May 17.

Emma

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This lovely filly was born 6/30/03, sired by Valour out of Rosie. This gorgeous Gypsy Vanner was recently sold — congratulations to Judi in California!

Godiva's New Filly

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This foal, born in April, is by Black Baird. She has incredible movement and is gaited.

Magnolia

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Sired by Valour out of Wisteria, this filly was born 7/5/03.

Merrow

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Sired by Gypsy Gold's Cushti Bok out of Tink, this purebred black and white Gypsy colt was born 5/20/03. He is big-boned and very tall, with straight legs, round body, and upright neck. In Irish folklore, Merrows are water faeries believed to be very ugly, but in fact they are quite beautiful. They are attracted to mortals and easily bond with them. This incredibly sweet-tempered and friendly colt is a perfect namesake for such magical creatures. In 2004 this horse was donated to the Shirecrest Foundation, which runs a literacy program.

Merrow is turning out to be quite the handsome boy. He is the epitome of beauty and movement and is enjoying his role of equine educator for Lash's Lessons™ at Shirecrest Equine Education Center, Inc. in Kentucky. We at Blarney Stone Acres support the educational mission of Lash's Lessons and Shirecrest.

We have been able to join Lash's Lessons at two Equine Affairs events in 2005. The response has been phenomenal, and a great time was had by all.

Monach's New Colt

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Monach is a tricolored mare, and she passes this trait on to her foals. Here is her colt out of Lad. Imported in utero, he is a sweet, beautiful animal with great feathering and one eye full of white eyelashes.

Paddington

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Purchased by Michelle Purchelle and renamed "Moose". Visit Harkaway Gypsies.

Pan

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Tink's new colt out of Valour, named Pan, was born in August 2004. He is steadfast, just like his mother, and has a beautiful face and some incredible feathering covering his front feet, starting at the knee and curling out. (Most gypsy foals are born pretty fuzzy, and it usually takes a couple of weeks for the feathering to grow in.) Pan is the friendliest and most curious horse ever! It's hard to take a picture of him — he won't let you get far enough away to photograph him. He loves to lie in the sun. And Like all good Gypsy horses, he loves to play and to have his butt scratched.

Rosie's New Filly

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This foal, by Valour, was born in March 2005, from an ancient and traditional Gypsy lineage, reaching far back through many generations of horses. Additional pictures of Rosie and new filly.

Wyndee's New Filly

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This foal, by Valour, was born in early 2004.

NOTE: All images on this site are © 2005 Blarney Stone Acres