Fade to Grey Farm: Eventing, Foxhunting, & Connemaras

Fade to Grey Farm: Eventing, Foxhunting, & Connemaras Breeding Connemaras and Connemara crosses for eventing and foxhunting Fade to Grey Eventing was started by Megan Buchanan in 2007.

Megan's family formed Brambleridge Farm in 1997, and she and her mother, Nancy Buchanan, began breeding ponies, and pony crosses, in 2004. They have worked diligently to produce good tempered, athletic ponies capable of a variety disciplines. They narrowed their stock from Welsh and Connemaras, to just Connemaras and Connemara crosses. Although the farm moved in 2007, and again to Megan's Fade to

Grey Farm in 2011, the horses and ponies still carry the Brambleridge prefix. Megan is a graduate upper level pony clubber, avid eventer and foxhunter. She has earned her colors with the Bear Creek Hounds and has been hunting with them since 2007. She has served as an honorary whip since 2012. Megan has competed successfully through the Intermediate level in eventing, 2nd level dressage, and the 3'9" jumpers. She taught and trained for five years professionally before returning to the home building industry. Megan is a member of USEF, USEA, USDF, ACPS and USPC. Megan has served several terms on the American Connemara Pony Society Board of Governors, including the position of Vice President, also serves on the ACPS Region IV Committee and is an inspector for the US Inspection committee. She was instrumental in starting the ACPS' new Connemara Sport Horse registry.

Hunt field by 8, office by 1 😉
09/04/2025

Hunt field by 8, office by 1 😉

‘Summer’ purpose bred for foxhunting by the Opitz family. This was her 3rd hunt, age 4. Following in her sire’s hoofprin...
09/04/2025

‘Summer’ purpose bred for foxhunting by the Opitz family. This was her 3rd hunt, age 4. Following in her sire’s hoofprints! Word is, if she keeps it up, she’ll be the huntsman’s back up ride in no time!

Our little roany pony was a good girl on her second hunt! We had a nice morning with Midland; a few short coyote runs. T...
08/30/2025

Our little roany pony was a good girl on her second hunt! We had a nice morning with Midland; a few short coyote runs. Tabby jumped quite a few logs, crossed the creeks, ditches & bridges and kept up with all the Thoroughbreds! She had to have been at least two hands shorter than everyone else in the field 😆

Katniss always comes up for a pat!
08/29/2025

Katniss always comes up for a pat!

Two heritage tom turkeys (1 Blue Slate & 1 Bourben Red) - April hatch. One male Khaki Campbell duck. All looking for new...
08/19/2025

Two heritage tom turkeys (1 Blue Slate & 1 Bourben Red) - April hatch. One male Khaki Campbell duck. All looking for new homes. PM for more info.

08/19/2025
Do a t-shirt & muck boots count as pjs? Asking for a friend.
08/15/2025

Do a t-shirt & muck boots count as pjs? Asking for a friend.

⭐️ SOLD ⭐️ Greenbrier’s Primrose by *TBS Declan Pondi x Brambleridge Reflexion (Flexible x Sparrow’s Tiptoes x *Grange F...
08/13/2025

⭐️ SOLD ⭐️

Greenbrier’s Primrose by *TBS Declan Pondi x Brambleridge Reflexion (Flexible x Sparrow’s Tiptoes x *Grange Finn Sparrow). 2024 chestnut roan Connemara x Irish Sport Horse filly. Should mature in the 15.2-15.3 hd range. This filly is looking for a performance home with aspirations to move up the levels in sport. She hails from my breeding program but was foaled, and is owned, by another farm. I own two 3/4 sisters currently, bred & foaled her full sister here (and her dam, her dam’s full brother and many 1/2 siblings) and I know the ins and outs of the pedigree, characteristics and temperament VERY WELL.

Her pedigree is packed full of 5* horses through the Cruising & *Grange Finn Sparrow lines. Cruising also sired numerous Grand Prix show jumpers, including her Olympic grandsire, Flexible. Declan’s pedigree pulls in the who’s who of top Grand Prix jumping Connemaras - Dexter Leam Pondi & Ashfield Bobby Sparrow to name a few. She is the 3/4 sister to Brambleridge Ponder the Truth who has recently won the VA HT 1*, a Prelim and then took Team Silver & individual 6th at Young Riders in the 1* division.

Prim leads, ties, stands for grooming & the farrier, and has loaded on the trailer a few times. She is very accustomed to farm equipment, dogs, children and anything children can inadvertently expose your yearling to - like power wheels, impromptu dance parties & umbrellas.

Prim is looking for a confident owner/rider that is either in a professional program or IS the professional program. If you have to stretch when you get up in the morning, you’re collecting social security or you last evented when the eventing association was called USCTA, she is not the horse for you.

Serious inquiries can PM me and I’ll be happy to give you more info and/or connect you to her owner. Dumb questions - especially those already outlined in this ad - will be ignored. I DO NOT have more videos or photos at this time. They can be obtained for serious parties.

This filly is VERY reasonably priced to an appropriate home. The owners are motivated to find her the right fit since she is not going to suit their purposes.

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08/09/2025

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Our newest addition; first calf born on the farm. And of course it’s a heifer, so no one wants to put her in the freezer...
08/04/2025

Our newest addition; first calf born on the farm. And of course it’s a heifer, so no one wants to put her in the freezer 🙄

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Luthersville, GA
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Though Fade to Grey Farm came to fruition in 2011, the Brambleridge breeding program started years earlier. Megan's family formed Brambleridge Farm in 1997, and she and her mother, Nancy Buchanan, began breeding ponies and pony crosses in 2004. They have worked diligently to produce good tempered, athletic ponies capable of a variety disciplines. Although the farm moved in 2007, and again to Megan and her husband, Lee's, Fade to Grey Farm in 2011, the horses and ponies still carry the Brambleridge prefix. Fade to Grey Eventing was started by Megan Buchanan Harris in 2007. Megan is a graduate upper level pony clubber, avid eventer and foxhunter. She has hunted with Bear Creek since 2007, earning her colors in 2009, and serving as an honorary whip since 2012. Megan has competed successfully through the Intermediate level in eventing, 2nd level dressage, and the 3'9" jumpers. She taught and trained for five years professionally during a hiatus from the home building industry, but returned to construction & design in 2012 and re-established her amateur status in the equestrian world. Megan is a member of USEF, USEA, USDF, ACPS and USPC. Megan has been involved with the American Connemara Pony Society in multiple capacities, including sitting on the ACPS Board of Governors for several terms, including the position of Vice President, participating on the ACPS Region IV Committee, the Awards Committee, the USEF Connemara Committee and serving as an inspector for the US ACPS Inspection program. She was instrumental in starting the ACPS' new Connemara Sport Horse registry.

Fade to Grey Farm primarily breeds Connemara Halfbreds and Connemara Sport Horses (1/4 CONN). Halfbred mares by *Grange Finn Sparrow have been the cornerstone of the program, and have crossed exceptionally well with TB’s and ISH’s - in keeping with the true Irish tradition of blending the Irish Draught, the Thoroughbred and the Connemara pony. The program has sold several foals into the hands of professionals, and looks forward to following their futures!

Fade to Grey Farm stands the imported Connemara stallion, *TBS Declan Pondi, by Dexter Leam Pondi (FRA) x Dandy Sparrow (IRE) x Ashfield Bobby Sparrow (IRE). Declan was purchased at 3 months of age and imported to the USA before he was 6 months old.

Declan is proving to have it all - temperament, athleticism, type and the willingness to try anything. Even at a young age he is competing and winning in many arenas - in-hand, jumpers, dressage and eventing - and he is an exceptional foxhunter, having begun his career in 1st field as a 4 year old. His first foals are consistent in type and character, the first will be started under saddle in 2019.