I bought Song from Frans Geven in August 2018. Frans got her in the UK and imported her to Holland. She gave birth to a filly there.
Song is the sweetest and the most docile of my girls. She was born in a small stud in Wales. Mrs. Frances Morkill focuses mainly on Marshwood and Knock bloodlines. Song is gentle and sweet, pleasant to people. She waits quietly for her turn to receive cuddles or a treat. She never challenges more dominant mares.
Song is simply my “quiet love”.

Foals:

2020 - Plamp Fortune Skywalker (Knock Fortune Maker)
2021 - Plamp Japetus (Knock Jack Spratt)
2022 - Plamp Love Song (Knock Fortune Maker)
2023 - Plamp Midnight Song (Knock Fortune Maker)

Jubilant arrived to our stud in May 2017. She is the most wonderful mare what we ever had. She is Marshwood-Thanet bloodline. She has a strong bones, perfect hoofs, lovely sweet head, deep eyes. She has a planty of mane too. She is the sweet calm girl too. I’m very thankful to David Kay for her.

Foals:

2018 - Plamp Eitan (Equerry of Transy)
2020 - Plamp Julie (Knock Fortune Maker)
2022 - Plamp Juri (Knock Fortune Maker)
2023 - Plamp June (Knock Fortune Maker)

We bought Horninglow Jasmine from Steph Laverty (Atkinson) in July 2011. The mare’s parents are from Mrs Sheila Edwards stud Knock. This elderly lady arrived to Czech republic in foal (by Oxendale Kayman). Jasmine is the typical shetland pony of the Marshwood bloodline. She is beautiful in motion. She is a calm, proper and well balanced mare. She had seven foals in England. She gives birth on her own, quickly and with no trouble. Jasmine is an ideal breeding mare.

Foals: 

2012 - Plamp Jemima by Oxendale Kayman
2013 - Plamp Jo by Knock Fortune Maker
2015 - Plamp Fortune Teller by Knock Fortune Maker
2019 - Plamp Janine by Knock Fortune Maker
2021 - Plamp Jaffe by Knock Jack Spratt

Jemima was born in early spring when the ground was still covered in snow. Her father is Oxendale Kayman (Mr. David Kay).
Since birth Jemima was a sweetheart and a cuddlebug. She loves people, she unties their laces. She is the first to greet us and the last to leave. She trusts us wholly and happily follows every direction. She doesnot mind the farrier, or stepping into a transfer, or veterinary procedures as vaccination or drawing blood.
She passed this exceptional friendly nature to all her foals.

Foals:

2020 - Plamp Jingle Bell by Knock Fortune Maker
2021 - Filly Plamp Jenefer by Knock Jack Spratt
2023 - Plamp Fortune Strikes (Knock Fortune Maker)

Jo is one of the biggest and strongest mares of ours. She is an independent mare, who knows well what she wants. She is a great mother. She never needs our help when giving birth. She gives us amazing strong foals.

Foals:

2020 - Plamp Jolene (Equerry of Transy)
2021 - Plamp Jocelyn (Knock Jack Spratt)
2022 - Plamp Joy (Knock Jack Spratt)

Janine is the younger sister of our mare Jo. The girls are very similar to each other in body and mind. They're both very viable, strong, tough, with fine appetite. They both prefer to give birth in secret without human assistence , and neither suffers from childbirth complications. Both are wonderful mothers. Janine is smaller than Jo.

Foals:

2022 - Plamp Good Fortune - Knock Fortune Maker

Plamp Primrose is back home again after three years. When I was selling Rosie I did not have an unrelated stallion for her. That changed and I bought Rosie back with her first foal - filli Pixie. I m really glad she is back home again. Rosie is calm, good manner sweet brood mare and great mom.

Foals:

2020 - Primrose’s Pixie by Wells Major General
2023 - Plamp Ebony (Equerry of Transy)

In October 2022 we welcomed a new member to our stud: a lovely mare and a worthy mother Tulip Rose af Jabourer. The older mare is once again of my favourite Marshwood-Transy bloodline. She came to us from Sweden (Jaboruder stud), where she run with Skippy van Geldersoord. With luck, Tulip arrived with a little passenger in her belly and we'll have a black foal from her next year.

We thanks a lot to Anna Pagmar for Tulip.

Foals:

2023 - Plamp Sirius (Skippy v Geldersoord)

I found this graceful Shetland granny in Henk Bloemers’ stud in Holland in summer 2018. She was in foal and exhausted from the heatwave. I imagined how much easier enduring the heatwaves would be for her in the cooler climate of our mountains. Henk bought Princess in England, where she used to live with Mrs. Carrie Cozens in Carmaco stud. Princess was born before the Carmaco stud got its prefix - for that reason, Princess’ prefix is her mother’s name. It’s a custom. The first foal to carry the prefix “Carmaco” was born a year after Princess, in 1998. Princess gave birth to 6 foals in Carmaco, three fillies and three colts.
Martin thought I had lost my mind when I told him I have decided to buy Princess despite her senior age. Henk had agreed to sell her. Princess had already given him two beautiful fillies and so he didn’t mind sending her to Czech for her retirement.
Princess arrived in the spring 2019 and after she got used to her new home, she joined Fortune’s herd.
Princess is a very confident lady in top physical shape. She likes people. She is of the opinion that we are meant to serve her and pamper her. She rules the other mares with and iron hoof - not even Jasmine will stand in her way.
In Holland she seemed demure and meek; turns out she’s anything but that.

It the spring of 2020, Princess gave birth to a stillborn piebald colt after a very difficult birth with veterinary assistance. Princess is now enjoying her retirement and being an auntie. She has two daughters in Holland, both born in Henk Blomers' stud.