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Four seasons is a small stud focusing on breeding and producing top class competition ponys. We are He oozes presence and always draws attention at shows.

Four seasons is a small stud focusing on breeding top class competition
Stallion standing at stud 2021;
Cynheidrefawr crème de la crème
14.2hh cremello
Born 2008
WPCS D
graded SPSS

Crème de la crème is a stunning section D Welsh cob with plenty of bone, he is also a graded sports pony. he is compact with outstanding conformation and a temperament to die for, he is a true competition pony and always stands out from the crowd. He also carries the double dilute cream gene so his offspring are guarantied to be dilute. Performance
Cream has an exceptionally willing and training temperament and loves to go out and do his job. He has been competing since the end of 2013 since then he has
*been to the NPS dressage championships at prelim 8th and novice 5th
*qualified for badminton novice championships with 72%
*was 2nd at the summer Regionals at prelim with 70%
*7th at the pet plan regionals novice open
*qualified for the winter regionals at novice open with scores of up to 73%
*qualified for the summer regionals elementary restricted With scores of up to 80%, including 9 for his medium trot. Crème is very enthusiastic about his work and loves to please and always gives 100%, he is training medium level at home and taking it all in his stride. He is a seriously talented pony who has a big future ahead of him. Although we have mainly concentrated on his dressage career he also has a bold athletic jump and is willing to give anything a go. We think this super pony would complement a wide range of mares, whether your looking to make a competition pony or a sports horse he's your boy as not only will he breed colour he will also breed quality.
2015 will be his first year at public stud

Covering fee £600 Chilled £550 Frozen NFFR
Available AI only
Discount on early booking
Please contact for more info

We also have a small selection of quality youngsters for sale. For more info please PM

20/10/2026

Morris, aka Fourseasons Crimson King, is by SD Red Gambler, a Gypsy Vanner and Royal Windsor Horse Show Ridden Champion.

Red Gambler is by SD Flash Harry, a beautifully bred Gypsy Vanner stallion whose pedigree features some of the most respected traditional foundation horses. His bloodlines include SD Jim, Bob The Blagdon, The Lob Eared Horse, Old Henry, Sonny May’s Horse and The Coal Horse, names that helped shape the modern Gypsy Cob breed.

On his dam’s side, Morris is out of our Welsh Section D mare Fourseasons Lalique. Her pedigree brings established Welsh Cob bloodlines into the mix, tracing back to Derwen Railway Express and including names such as Hendreforgan Railway Queen and Hendreforgan Princess.

Lalique adds a strong Welsh Cob influence to Morris’s pedigree, complementing the traditional Gypsy Vanner breeding on his sire’s side.

Expected to make around 14.2hh, Morris is a kind, easy-going c**t with plenty of character and presence. He’s a pleasure to have around, and we’re looking forward to seeing how he develops.

Morris is looking for his own home.

Message us for further details.

14/10/2026

Let’s take a look at Tinker’s (Fourseasons Parthenos) breeding!

There’s quite a bit to talk about when it comes to Tinker’s pedigree, starting with her sire, Erwwastad Apollo.

Apollo has a record to be proud of, with WPCS Performance and Ridden Medals, as well as NPS Silver Medals in-hand. He’s been a top-class pony in-hand, under saddle and in working hunter, with championships, wins and placings at shows including the Royal Highland Show, Royal Welsh Show, Horse of the Year Show and Scottish Horse Show.

On her dam’s side, Tinker is out of Revel, a grand daughter of Quidam de Revel. And there’s some fascinating jumping breeding here too! Quidam de Revel’s dam line includes Ephèbe For Ever, sire of eventing world champion Allstar B. Ephèbe For Ever’s sire, Galoubet A, is also the grandsire of show jumping legend Big Star.

So, Tinker has some interesting bloodlines behind her, combining Apollo’s proven versatility as a performance pony with influential sport horse breeding on her dam’s side.

Fourseasons Parthenos (Tinker) is 4 years old, stands at 15.2hh and is looking for her next home.

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09/10/2026

Meet Toast 🤍

Fourseasons The Viscount

A smart yearling Connemara gelding with an impressive pedigree and an exciting future ahead of him.

By Killour Star, Supreme and Reserve Foal Champion who has gone on to success in eventing, including double clears, placings and championship qualifications.

His dam, Countess of Lisroh, is by Templebreedy Fear Bui and also brings strong showing bloodlines, with her dam, Lisroh, having enjoyed success in the show ring.

With performance and showing success throughout his pedigree, he has the makings of a very exciting ridden and competition prospect.

We’re looking forward to seeing what the future holds for this chap.

Toast is looking for his own home.

📩 Message us for further details.

07/10/2026

Meet Morris

Fourseasons Crimson King

A striking c**t with plenty of presence and a lovely temperament to match.

By SD Red Gambler, Gypsy Vanner and Royal Windsor Horse Show Ridden Champion, and out of our Welsh Section D mare Fourseasons Lalique, Morris has some strong show breeding behind him.

Expected to make around 14.2hh, he’s kind, easy-going and full of character. He’s a pleasure to have around, with a lovely attitude that makes him one to watch as he grows and develops.

We’re really looking forward to seeing what the future holds for this chap.

Morris is now looking for his own home.

Message us for further details.

01/10/2026

Looking for your next horse? We have a few for sale at the moment, you can find them here.

https://fourseasonsstud.co.uk/for-sale/

25/09/2026

Fourseasons Parthenos – Tinker

15.2hh | 4 years old, rising 5 | Mare

Tinker is a smart young mare with a great attitude and an interesting mix of Welsh show and jumping breeding.

She is by Erwwastad Apollo, a prolific winner of Working Hunter, Ridden and In-Hand classes, and out of Quirado, a granddaughter of the French jumping stallion Quidam de Revel.

Tinker was broken in last winter and has been turned away since. She was responsive and quick to learn during her time in work and took everything in her stride.

At 15.2hh, she is a good size for the Small Riding Horse classes and we think she could be an interesting prospect for someone wanting to develop a young show horse.

She's young and green, but has a good attitude and plenty of potential to develop with the right person.

📩 Please message us for more information or to arrange a visit.

22/09/2026

Fourseasons the Viscount - Toast!

Toast is a stunning grey Connemara yearling gelding with plenty to like. He is a brave and friendly chap, with good bone, beautiful paces, and an exquisite head.

He is by Killour Star, who was supreme champion and reserve champion as a foal before going on to enjoy a successful eventing career, including numerous double clears, placings and qualifications for championship events.

His dam, Countess of Lisroh, is by the legendary Connemara stallion Templebreedy Fear Bui, who has sired a dynasty of talented sports horses. Lisroh herself has enjoyed success both ridden and inhand, including winning her class as a two year old at the bath and West show and becoming in hand champion after winning the mixed mountain and moorland class at the area 25 NPS summer show.

Toast has the breeding, presence and temperament to make an interesting performance prospect as he grows and develops.

Please DM for more information.

17/09/2026

Beautiful 'Fourseasons Forever Graceful'

She's now two years old, by Cynheidrefawr Creme de la Creme out of Brackenspa Forever Furst.

This girly certainly lives up to her name!

Sorry folks, this one definitely is not for sale!

15/09/2026

PAISLEY

13-year-old Welsh Section C mare – Companion Home Only

Paisley has come back to Fourseasons now that her job in her previous home is finished, and she's looking for her next loan home. She has enjoyed a few successful loan homes over the years and has proved herself to be a reliable and easy-going companion.

She is straightforward to handle, adaptable and low maintenance, and is happy living in or out. She's an easy pony to have around and settles well into a new routine.

Paisley is also happy to be left behind while her companion is taken out. She doesn't get overly attached to other horses and is quite content doing her own thing, which makes her particularly easy to manage as a companion.

She is a good doer but has no history of laminitis. Her ideal home would be with another good doer who has similar management needs.

We're looking for a suitable long-term loan home where Paisley can enjoy a settled routine as a companion pony.

If you think Paisley could fit into your home, please get in touch with some information about yourself and the home you can offer.

12/09/2026

Well, sadly our Machno Carwyn mare is not in foal. Absolutely gutted, as we have now had six unsuccessful attempts with her.

After factoring in the cost to buy her, transporting her approximately 500 miles to us, and six rounds of AI (don’t forget the stallion’s collection fee/shipping cost per every attempt), we have now invested around £7,000 into this mare.

Even if she did get in foal now, her eventual foal would likely sell for several thousand pounds less than what we have already invested, meaning we would still make a significant loss. And, of course, that £7,000 doesn’t include any of the normal day to day costs of keeping a horse, such as feed, bedding, farrier, worming, etc.

Sorry for another negative post, but I’m sharing this because it highlights exactly why I do not tolerate low offers on my foals.

You have absolutely no idea how much it may have cost a breeder just to get that foal safely on the ground!

EDIT:
I think some people are really misinterpreting my point here. I’m not suggesting that foal buyers should be expected to pay more simply because some foals cost more to breed than others. I have never charged more for a foal just because the mare took more attempts to get in foal.

My point is simply that it’s unrealistic to expect well-bred foals to be sold for low four figures. I’ve had plenty of offers between £1,000 and £3,000, and in many cases that simply isn’t a realistic price when you actually factor in all the costs involved in producing a foal.

I think a lot of people genuinely underestimate those costs. I’ve literally had people imply, ‘Well, the stud fee is only £500, so what other costs have you actually got?’
I’m just trying to highlight the reality of the things that actually go on behind the scenes to bring some of these foals into the world..

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