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Aran Welsh Cobs near Abergavenny was founded in 1967, with the initial breeding of Welsh Mountain ponies.

The foundation cob mare, Cathedine Victory Maid, was purchased in 1972 in foal to the famous stallion, Hendy Brenin. The subsequent foal was a colt, Aran Idris, affectionately known as "Carrots" due to his spectacular colouring. He became the stud stallion until his untimely death in 1992. His progeny have excelled in the performance field, especially in show jumping.

At present, the broodmares are all descendants of Hendy Brenin and have inherited his wonderful temperament and quality of bone. Aran Bronwyn is the granddam of the stud, being the last daughter of Hendy Brenin and Victory Maid. Her daughters, grand-daughters and great grand-daughters make up the breeding stock of the present stud.

Brenhindy Taran-y-Storm is the present stud stallion continuing the Hendy Brenin blood line.

The Aran stud is situated in the Brecon Beacons National Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty. The land rises steeply to 1000 feet, and the cobs are kept outside all the year round. The exception being the foals, which during their first winter are housed at night and are out during the day. Welsh cobs are a hardy breed and can cope with bad weather, being well protected by their thick coats and long manes and tails.

After waiting all last summer for Cheyenne to foal, who looked like a football on pins, she produced a filly Aran Annabel in October, not exactly the best time for a foal, but with careful feeding through the winter, she has grown into a nice animal.

This spring, Glanvyrnwy Secret Lady has had a lovely colt foal by Brenhindy Taran y Storm, he was born on Feb 16th, and wore a little foal rug when out in the snow. Aran Georgina has had another stunning foal, a colt by Newydd Lloyd, very much the stamp of last year's lovely filly, so she has returned to Lloyd as the two of them obviously suit each other down to the ground.

Aran Welsh Cobs - Hendy Brenin
Hendy Brenin
Welsh Aran Cobs Abergavenny
Al and Bean

Claire Barnes, my niece, is now a fully qualifed McTimoney-Corley Animal Manipulator / Spinal Therapist specialising in horses and dogs, she can be contacted on the telephone number below.


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