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| KINSALE'S REBEL LAS 4.18.08 IRISH SPORT HORSE FILLY Dandelion Diamond Rebel (RID) X Bankonarebel (Tb) $9000usd
Jet is a wonderful filly with the right attitude and conformation to be a grand athlete. She loves to be handled and enjoys an abundance of attention. Jet's sire, Dandelion Diamond Rebel, is a wonderful event horse and jumper. Jet's dam, Bankonarebel, is a mare with wonderful movement and a peaceful attitude. She is halter trained, bathes, cross-ties, stands for farrier, etc. This little filly has the ability to do it all and will do it successfully with the substance of her sire and elegance of her dam.
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This two year old's sire was named National Irish Draught youngstock Champion the same day "Tardy" was born on 9/23/06. Tardy is currently the only ISH out of Champion RID stallion, Lionwood Kinsale's Lad. Tardy is a wonderful example of the easy going, athletic babies Kinsale Farms strives to produce. He is large and sturdy, with a strong Irish Draught build and has inherited the fantastic top line and bone of his sire (Lionwood Kinsale's Lad). He is easy to handle and has been an absolute angel for the vet and farrier. With correct conformation and light, springy movement, Tardy promises to be a fantastic friend and performance horse. Click here for pedigree.
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| Kinsale's Precious Gem April 2007 filly The Pride of Gloster RID X Ardvarnock Gem RID
For Sale
"Ruby" is a very energetic filly with a wonderful shoulder and will be a big girl. Ruby recieved 1st place in the Purebred ID Dressage Prospect class and 2nd in the Purebred ID Filly class at the Irish Draught Show in 2007. Her sire, The Pride of Gloster is the only RID son of Clover Hill in North America, and Ruby has numerous relatives competing at international levels. The "Genetic Evaluation of Show Jumping Horses in Ireland - 2000" published by the Irish Horse Board gave Gloster a 110% rating, which is not only the highest reported rating of any RID stallion in North America, but it also places him in the top 10% of stallions of all breeds in Ireland. Click here for pedigree.
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