About Us:
Loch Leven Park became reality in the early 1990’s with the acquisition of a couple of thoroughbred mares that had produced winners of good group class races. With my husband being a retired jockey this seemed like a good way to keep a hand in the business with out the high physical demands. After a few years and two children our breeding interests changed to coloured horses and pon
ies with the purchase of two piebald Shetland ponies and a lovely part arab pinto. These horses were extremely successful in the show ring with many Champions and Supremes to their names. As my daughter grew and her passion for horses fast becoming an obsession we decided to move into bigger
horses. We soon purchased three medium sized unbroken ponies to break educate and sell on as we had found that genuine kids’ ponies were virtually impossible to buy, or advertised for very large prices. The three ponies Carinya Park Blue Magic, Conway Park Maestro and Bimbadeen Mascot were broken, educated and shown
with huge success before being sold to various points of the continent, Far North Queensland, South Australia and
Tasmania. With my daughter now a teenager, she had become very keen on taking over my Quarter Horse mare. I had bought her and broke her in as I felt I was getting too old for horses with plenty of attitude and thought QH’s were definitely the way to go. She tried the mare but unfortunately she went lame due to a foot abscess and was put out for 12 months. After the 12 month spell the mare was still lame, so we decided to breed a foal out of her. The mare was bred to the very nice Paint stallion "Western Invader" and produced a superb solid chestnut colt. Now with the foal a yearling we decided to give the mare another try and to my absolute astonishment she seemed sound, so here we are 6 months on and my daughter is still riding her with no visible signs of her long running lameness. The colt was gelded and then sold prior to our pending relocation. Due to recently relocating to Victoria from Tasmania, we are now starting from scratch with our stud, we currently only have one palomino QH broodmare who is going to stud in October 2012. We are hoping by the end of 2013 and the start of 2014 we will have our stud back up and running, with the purchase of a few ponies and another QH broodmare.