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All our home-bred Irish Draught and Irish Sport horses are bred from imported Irish Draught bloodlines, known for their versatile and trainable nature, boasting a strong and athletic build that excels in endurance and performance, with many achieving proven success in competitive arenas. All of my five purebred Irish Draught stallions are imported, something that I believe is important for furthering the bloodlines and pedigrees over here in the USA. With the purebred Irish Draught being a rare breed, it is crucial we breed mindfully.
The purebred Irish Draught has been an important ingredient in the creation of many of the top-level sporthorses that we see competing in eventing, jumping, and dressage today. For the ammy rider, the purebred has enough scope to jump around the lower-level events, compete in hunters and jumpers, or train for dressage. For those aspiring to bigger tracks, the purebred Irish Draught crossed with a sporthorse mare will produce something with more scope, more ability, more bone, and more ridability.
All of my stallions are my personal riding horses first and foremost. They all compete locally in eventing and dressage during breeding season. The attitude and work ethic of the Irish Draught, the conformation, and the bone they carry make them a fantastic option for breeders looking to produce ammy-friendly riding horses.
Repeat Breeders:
Repeat breeders using Farraway Stud can opt to defer stud fee payment with a payment plan instead of up front should they wish to. Repeat breeders also get priority on stud contracts when space is limited.
Left to right. Irish sport horse filly by Farraway Quicksilver out of Jade (KWPN), Irish Draught filly by Bell Tower Banrion's Hero out of Ainninn Realta, and Irish Draught colt foal by Bell Tower Banrion's Hero out of Rainy Night.
2022 Irish Sport horse colt foal by Bell Tower Banrion's Hero out of Jade (KWPN)