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We would like to thank everyone involved in helping us show our welsh cobs at the Royal Welsh this year and would also like to say how grateful we are to the many messages of support and congratulations since our win of a lifetime.





Pictured right, Abergavenny Morning Queen at the 2011 Royal Welsh where she was the Winner of the Senior Brood Mare class, & Gwendraeth Annual Award, Champion Female & Gold Medal Winner in the Welsh Cob In Hand Classes,
George Prince of Wales Cup Champion, (Supreme Welsh Cob)
The Kilvrough Perpetual Challenge Cup Champion &
The Tom & Sprightly Perpetual Cup Champion (Supreme Welsh In Hand Champion)

The stud was founded in 1980 initially with the Ffynonwen Prefix. The first Welsh Cob we bred was Ffynonwen Alexis who was born in 1984. She was top priced animal at The Spring Sale in 1989 and went on later to win the Novice Mare Class at the Royal Welsh Show.

The Prefix was changed to Abergavenny in 1986 for geographic reasons. The stud has now grown in size, we currently have three Welsh Cob Stallions at public stud. We also keep around twenty mares which have all been carefully picked as part of a strict breeding plan.

The stud has produced many horses to go on to do very well under saddle, including Abergavenny J.R and Abergavenny Nobility and more recently Abergavenny Tywysog and Abergavenny Tlws.

As the stud has grown so has the children's interest, with Jonathan taking over from Dad (John) in the in hand classes for the Section D as well as showing his own Section Cs to great success. Daughter Rhiannon is also actively involved in the stud and has had great success with her gelding, Putwell Comet Bach, (now sold) with which she competed in hand.

But it is Mum, Bev, who can claim the oldest family connection with the welsh cob; the photo to the right shows her grandfather Lloyd Prosser (on the far left) with the stallion Brilley Errand Boy and again below, with another stallion, Brilley Watchman.

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