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Cedarglen Welsh Small breeder of winning Welsh Ponies and Cobs in the Kansas City metro area.

02/12/2020

March 2019 Section A gelding with a very nice step. Should mature at 11.1 hands. Half-brother to WEF walk-trot champion. He is super friendly but a little ornery, so like most yearlings, not kid friendly, yet. But he comes from a family of solid children's ponies and we expect him to mature similarly.

27/11/2020

Cedarglen Three Little Birds, six month old Welsh x Hanoverian cross filly by Madoc Heir Apparent out of a Pablo mare.

25/11/2020

He’s grumpy when he has to come in to the diet paddock at night!

23/11/2020

Yesterday we worked on posting. That laugh!

22/11/2020

Cedarfield Topper, impersonating his dam!

30/05/2020

Not for sale! Cedarglen Three Little Birds aka Birdie at a week old. Birdie is by Madoc Heir Apparent and out of Cedarfield Teifi (Pablo).

04/05/2020

Edit: SOLD.

Sale pending! A full sister is expected in a few weeks. (Madoc Heir Apparent x Pablo).

20/04/2020

Cedarfield Topper (my mom's prefix) and Miss Isla.

05/04/2020

This year's c**t is perfect!

28/03/2020

Miss Penelope gave us a strapping buckskin c**t this year by Lisa Browning's The Promise Allerick!

23/03/2020

What do you get when you purchase a Cedarglen Welsh foal? 1. Thoughtfully chosen crosses to help ensure performance ponies. 2. A broodmare that has been well taken care of, with appropriate vaccinations, de-worming, and feed. 3. A foal that also is up-to-date on vaccinations, de-worming, farrier care, and has good feed and supplements. 4. A WPCSA registered pony. 5. Papers transferred to you at my cost. 6. Board until the foal is weaned and ready to ship. 7. Appropriate shipping paperwork. 8. Delivery within a reasonable distance of Kansas City.

17/03/2020

Our website has been updated! Check it out. New sale ponies and new foal expectations listed. www.cedarglenwelsh.com

01/12/2019

Best balanced rising yearling I have ever produced. Quality Section A gelding with excellent gaits, including A+ canter. Should easily follow in the footsteps of his maternal half brother, who was a WEF walk/trot champion. Located in Kansas City. Delivery available within a reasonable distance. Should mature at approximately 11.1 to 11.2 hands.

16/09/2019

Lovely 2019 Welsh Mountain Pony (gelding as of this Thursday) available to a home that will give him a job. Half brother is a WEF walk/trot champion and this guy is just as fancy. Two hind stockings and rabicano ticking throughout his back and barrel. Sells up-to-date on vaccines, registration, farrier care, and de-worming. Should mature at 11.2 hands. $2,000.

13/06/2019

We have decided to sell this year's Welsh Mountain Pony c**t. Male line descends from Penual Mark. His sire, The Promise Allerick and his progeny have many breed championships. His dam is a reliable children's pony who produced a WEF walk/trot champion. This beautiful and brave c**t is bred to perform. He has a quality spring of neck, substance without being drafty, quality limbs, and good type. Sells up to date on care, papers will be in order, and board provided until weaning. Message me for more details. $2,000.

18/05/2019

Someone is excited he'll be a big brother next March! Lisa Browning

25/04/2019

Our 2019 c**t. Photo by Lisa Browning.

31/01/2019

Seven more weeks until our first foal is due!! The Promise Allerick and Cedarglen Miss Penelope. Can't hardly wait!!

19/11/2018

Over the last few years, we've seen a number of Welsh mares offered for sale as broodmares who were not suitable as riding animals because of bucking issues. Our guarantee to you: we will never knowingly breed animals with rideability issues. Kudos to the sellers for being upfront about the issues, but we don't believe buckers belong in a broodmare band.

29/10/2018

Another Cedarglen pony that loves to jump!

05/10/2018
Horse & Hound

Good tips on finding the right clip.

Confused about which clip is right for your horse? This might help.

26/07/2018

Cedarfield Topper filly out of AQHA mare. Topper is for sale!

20/07/2018

Cedarglen's Master Plan was unimpressed by this puddle.

29/06/2018

Cedarfield Topper continues to out produce himself. Stunning Mountain Pony c**t that has been retained by Amy Burkemper. Topper will be for sale later this summer.

22/06/2018
Huge rise in breeding of 'cartoon face' designer horses slammed by vet

Another article on the dangers of breeding for that squishy face some folks love. We will NEVER breed for that face at Cedarglen Welsh. We breed ponies that can work.

Equine dental technician Vikki Fowler, 31, says the practice of ‘extreme’ breeding means many are living through the pain of their eyes popping out (pictured) and teeth growing into their flesh.

09/06/2018

Feeding that baby! Due in March. I can't wait.

07/06/2018
Click here to support Let's Help Send Sophia organized by Stephanie J Hutcheson

I want encourage everyone to consider donating $3 to my niece's expenses. She has accomplished quite a feat. And she still needs about $1,500 to get herself and a parent to North Carolina. I have about 500 Facebook friends. If you'd each donate $3 today--the cost of a latte--Sophia wouldn't have to spend the rest of the summer worrying about whether she gets to go. That's pocket change if we work together!

Sophia qualified for United States Pony Club (Pony Club) Championships in Mill Springs, North Carolina to be held July 25 - 29, 2018! Congratulations, Sophia!! Some of you maybe asking: what is Pony Club? Pony Club is an organization that develops character, leadership, confidence, and a sense of...

03/06/2018

I do not breed frog faced extreme Mountain Ponies! Pretty faces: Yes. Deformed. No. This is not as big of a problem here in the U.S. But there are ponies here with this tendency. Beware. Not only is their likelihood of performance success lower because of breathing issues, but apparently severe dental issues are also a concern. Scary stuff.

Today I am feeling very angry at breeders, specifically those breeding for extreme ‘designer’ features.

Today I saw a young Welsh Section A. I treated her 6 months ago for an impacted cap. The cap was stuck because the adult tooth couldn’t push it out. The adult tooth couldn’t fit in her mouth, as you can see from the photo the adult tooth has erupted into her palate and the root is sticking out of the side of her face.

6 months ago I noted she was missing 4 of her very back teeth. I commented on how it’s a good job she hadn’t got them as there was no room for them in her mouth. Unfortunately today, 6 months later, and 2 years later than she was suppose to, she has erupted one of these very back teeth. But as I said, there is no room, meaning the tooth has ripped and torn it’s way into her mouth, the tooth is sitting in a pocket behind the back of her mouth making it impossible to access. As this tooth erupts further, it will end up in the opposite jaw and there is no way of reducing it or removing it via the oral cavity.

So back to my original statement, why am I angry at breeders? Why has this pony ended up with this problem?

The answer is simply because humans have decided that this breed look ‘pretty’ with short, tiny noses, extreme dishing and big poppy out eyes. Without considering the resulting ponies ability to breathe or how their teeth are going to fit in their mouths.

I am seeing this more and more, especially with Welsh As, Arabs and Miniatures. The human race has already destroyed the health of pugs, bull dogs, German Shepard’s and so many other breeds of dogs. Can we please not do the same to our horses!!

19/05/2018

Coming soon: Cedarfield Topper will be available for sale this July. A perfect home is a must. This guy is a top notch performance Welsh Mountain Pony with a disposition to match. He's ridden by a child. His first full foal crop is hitting the ground now. Nothing but good feedback on those foals. He is the perfect match for horse mares! Sire of our Cedarglen's Made You Look. She also has an A+ disposition. Feedback on shipped semen is that it's rocket fuel and he is super EASY to collect. This guy really is the complete package for the serious breeder.

Cedarfield Topper, 4-year-old Welsh Mountain Pony stallion. Topper is bred and owned by my mother, Jeri Jackson.

19/05/2018
Pasture Sugars – The Horse

I've been reading up on this lately. Not all pasture is created equal. Even the time of day or how recently one has mowed can impact sugar levels. Important stuff for those of us with ponies. https://thehorse.com/150600/pasture-sugars/

Grass is grass, right? Wrong! That lovely green pasture you've diligently watered and kept weed-free can be like Jekyll and Hyde. If your horse is at risk for grass founder or has a low tolerance for high levels of sugar, a pasture that might be perfect feed in the morning can be his biggest enemy i...

04/05/2018
Photos from Cedarglen Welsh's post

Pregnancy announcement: Miss Penelope is in foal to Lisa Browning's amazingly cute and typey Welsh Mountain Pony stallion, The Promise Allerick! Is it too early to start foal watch!!!!

28/04/2018

Cedarglen's Master Plan aka Archie doing what he does best: helping the next generation of riders experience success. Archie's half sister just sold. But we are hoping we'll have another half sibling next year. We find out this week!

27/04/2018

Cleghorn Beautiful Dreamer enjoying spring turnout.

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