Celtic Stud NZ

Celtic Stud NZ Celtic Stud NZ - Based in Warkworth, NZ

Breeding Pintos for Performance and Pleasure horses. Hi,

I am Michelle Sefton. I am a private and Pony Club Coach.

I have been involved in horses for 33 years now. I went through pony club to conplete B Certificate, unfortunately my age stopped me from finishing my A and H Certificates. I have competed CNC80 through to 1* Eventing, Show Jumping to 1.25m, Dressage to Level 3 have schooled to Level 4. I have vast experience in a range of disciplines and levels. I have competed internationally in Canada and the U

SA, as part of a New Zealand development squad for NZMGA, who I am a founding member of. While overseas, I not only competed in games but also eventing, shows and equitation.(if you would like more information please message). I have competed successfully at HOY and won titles. I am a breeder of Pintos for performance and pleasure with top bloodlines that go back to Ace Of Diamonds and Galaxy Pourewa. I also train horses from foals, unhandled horses, right through to any age and problem solve any problems. The Clinics I run are:
Equine First Aid, Equine Nutrition , Turn Out (for all English riding events), What to look for when buying a horse and Introduction To Breeding. I also offer:
Nutrition Consults
Float training
Bowen Therapy for Horses, Dogs and People
Groundwork Lessons
Ridden Lessons to a variety of levels of rider and horse. I use natural horsemanship based on positive pressure release system using methods from Andrew McLean ESI and Steve Brady. Each horse is different and has different ways of learning so I work with them. I am a Qualified Veterinary Technician, also with studies and training in Equine Nutririon. I have practiced for 15 years in Equine Clinics, small animal and large animal clinics. I am happy to help with any level of rider and horse and with anything either may need and want to achieve. I also offer services for rehabilitation and wound care and management. You could say I do a bit of everything. I am here to help horses and their riders/handlers/owners in anyway I can for best positive outcomes for all. I am the proud owner of Celtic Stud NZ and also very proudly sponsored by Dynavyte NZ
Farmalogic Equine
Gunn Valley Equestrian

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20/08/2024

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08/08/2024

‼️EARLY BREEDING SEASON SPEACIAL. $500 SERVICE FEE FOR PRE BOOKINGS MADE BEFORE THE 31ST AUGUST. ALL SERVICES BOOKED AFTER THE 31ST AUGUST, SERVICE FEE WILL BE $750. LIMITED SERVICE SPACES‼️

🍀TRIPLE STAR CELTIC THE LAST STAND🍀
aka Cosmo
Rising 4 years old, D.O.B 4th September 2020, EMH 15.2hh, currently standing at 15.1hh. Cosmo is a homozygous Tobiano, he carries the Ee and Aa colour genes, which means he can throw black and white, bay and white, and chestnut and white.
Registered with the SPHANZ (Sport and Performance Horse Association NZ Ltd), and with NZ Pinto Society Inc.
Sire: Triple Star Nabraska
Grandsire: Galaxy Pourewa
Dam: Galaxy Black Ice
Dam Sire: Ace of Diamonds

Cosmo will be standing at stud this season. I will only be taking a limited number of mares due to his age. He is available by hand serve. I am hoping to have him available for AI soon, too.

Cosmo has a beautiful and unflappable nature and great temperament, nothing phases him. He is great to handle. His liniage has been well proven to excel in any discipline. I will be starting him under saddle this summer.

We are expecting his next foal on the ground at stud between 6th January and January 21st 2025, with our mare Celtic Mo Chridhe aka Lily. Lily’s Sire is Night 'n' Day.

In the video below, there are pictures of his first foal bred at the stud from birth through till weaning. She is a beautiful, easy-going filly with an unflappable nature. She takes everything in her stride. Celtic Trinity, aka Bria.

LFG. Service fee does not include agistment and veterinary fees.

Please contact me to view a copy of the service agreement.

Please email me at [email protected].

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Born from an initial need to find relief for my best boy, helping horses and their humans through Masterson Method has grown into a passion that I didn’t know I had been looking for.

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We are doing well so far with lambing. Another set of twins today. Looking at the ewes, we will have more by tomorrow. They are so cute!! We breed Wiltshire sheep as well as horses.
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14/07/2024

Triple Star Celtic The Last Stand, aka Cosmo, had a good Ecohorse Charcoal Shampoo. It's interesting watching how the charcoal works with watching it draw the dirt out. He then got to have the lovely Leave in Conditioner in his mane and tail. 😍😍😍

He looked so stunning!! And got his new Zeberdee Equine rug on, looking very flash!!
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I heard one of the saddest stories about horses you could hear recently. A customer I was chatting to had recently moved to an area with high oxalate grasses. Her new neighbour warned her to move the horses elsewhere because of the 'bad paddocks.' She said her horses wouldn't be able to hold weight and over the next year or so would get sicker and sicker until they die.

That's a sad prospect, isn't it? But what's really sad is that it can be true. Horses grazing high oxalate pastures become calcium deficient which causes an ill-thrifty appearance, wormy looking coat, weight loss, lameness, 'big head', respiratory difficulty, loose teeth, broken bones and ultimately death.

The devastatingly sad part of this story is that this terrible outcome can be simply and cheaply avoided. High oxalate paddocks aren't 'bad' - in fact they often provide feed over winter and during dry times when other grasses aren't actively growing. But when horses graze high oxalate grass species, it is ESSENTIAL to supplement them differently, with EXTRA CALCIUM.

Want to learn more?
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👉🏻 Read BLOG articles on oxalates & calcium supplementation https://bit.ly/3N5CI7i

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Feeding your Older Horse through Winter
by Larissa Bilston (B.AgrSc), Equine Nutritionist, Farmalogic

Having the luxury of keeping much-loved horses through their retirement years is an honour many us happily perform for our equine friends. But their needs do change as they age, and keeping condition on older horses through winter can be a worrying problem for many horse owners.

From a nutritional perspective it's easy to feed to maintain body condition or achieve weight gain and there are many options - but take care of teeth, worming or other veterinary issues early and before the full stress of winter hits. Read on for details, or grab a FREE copy of our winter webinar recording here: https://bit.ly/3MQRL4O

1. Keep them warm

The two most important things you can do for your older horses through winter are also the two easiest - keep them warm and feed plenty of hay.

The body uses energy to stay warm during cold weather and for horses with a lower body condition score it is energy they cannot afford to lose. Providing rugs or shelters helps older and underweight horses use their energy for weight gain and maintenance.

2. Provide adequate roughage

Plant growth is naturally slower in winter due to longer nights and less sunlight hours for photosynthesis to occur. Plants also become stressed due to cold weather and frosts and drought or water-logged conditions which further restricts their growth.

As a result there is less pasture available for our horses to graze and supplementation with hay is usually necessary. Horses need to be able to eat around 2 per cent of their bodyweight in dry matter per day to keep their gut functioning optimally. The horse gut evolved to constantly digest a steady stream of fairly low energy, high fibre forage. When pasture is in limited supply, the best thing we can do for underweight or ageing horses is to provide them with unlimited good quality grass or meadow hay.

If your horse is overweight, has a metabolic condition or is prone to laminitis then limiting green grass and supplying them with hay weighing 1.5 per cent of their bodyweight is often necessary. Slow feeder hay nets can help make their daily ration last so that they always have access to something to eat.

A bonus for older and underweight horses eating plenty of hay or grass is that fibre digestion occurs through fermentation by hindgut microbes which produces heat and has a ‘warming’ effect.

Adequate roughage usually provides enough protein to meet the daily needs of adult horses but some older horses are less efficient at digesting protein and may need a little protein as extra lucerne, clover or with full fat soy or legume products in their hard feed.

3. Add calories

Not all horses will get enough energy from hay and grass to maintain weight through the winter. Be prepared to increase the size of hard feeds in response to weight loss but always make sure free choice hay is available for underweight horses.

If you're looking for something to top up a diet to put weight on you don't necessarily need a product that says 'weight gain' on the bag - you only need to add more calories. This is often easiest achieved by feeding more of what you already feed. However, make sure you feed enough fibre before increasing hard feeds.

You can increase the level of energy (calories) in the diet with a cereal grain (such as oats or barley), a legume grain (e.g. lupins), a 'super fibre' (like beet pulp or soy or lupin hulls) or oil. Or a combination of the above.

When choosing your grain or energy source, consider the condition of your older horse’s teeth and their digestive efficiency as well as how much time and energy you are willing to put into preparation. Whole oats can be fed raw, but other cereal grains such as barley, oats, sorghum, triticale etc should be fed in a cooked form. You can boil them or buy steam flaked or micronised. You may wish to avoid the cooked grains with added molasses - just check the labelling on the bag. Some super fibres require soaking and whole lupins are also best soaked to soften the seed coat.

The amounts of energy food required depend on horse size, level of activity or breeding status, amount of energy provided by the roughage you're using and the individual's metabolism. Research shows that some older horses experience a decline in the function and efficiency of their digestive tracts but others seem to process feed as robustly as ever.

4. Balance the vitamins, minerals and fatty acids

Feeding your horse a correctly balanced diet complete with all the vitamins, minerals and fatty acids allows the body to function optimally. This can result in improved ‘fuel efficiency’ and immune function to help an older horse through the stress of winter. Remember that it is possible for a horse to be deficient in one mineral even if the recommended daily intake is given unless all minerals are provided in correct mineral ratios. Don’t forget salt in winter - horses still n...

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