Iron Horse Equine Reproduction Services
9526 First Line Nassagaweya L9L 1B4 Milton, ON, Canada

HIS QUERIDO: Impeccably bred Oldenburg stallion that is a proven producer of exceptional foals and young horses. In just 5 foal crops his get have managed to w...in numerous major foal classes including 5 Foal Futurity wins, and 2 year end Open Foal Championships. He offers superb conformation and type, exceptional temperament, great gaits and a quality jump. He's been bred to a variety of mares with great results. He has lifetime breeding approval with the Canadian Sport Horse Association as well as the Canadian Warmblood Horse Breeders Association. There are registration options with other studbooks as well. Standing at stud for 1200. Early booking discount ON NOW for 1000 if paid in full by the end of January. https://vandenbrink.ca/his-querido/ See more

L’étalon Leader Bayama (Artsplace / Topaz Blue Chip / Big Towner) 342 245$, 1.51.1, propriete de M. Guy Corbeil, sera avec Northern Escort (Kadabra/Tease Ple...ase/ Malabar Man) a IronHorseEquine Reprodction Services pour la saison de monte 2021, les rejetons seront donc Ontario Eligibles. Leader Bayama a produit -Rebecka Bayama (731 637$) 1.48.3 -Lit de Rose (293 962$) 1.50.1 -Cliff Drummond (289 945$) 1.51.4 -Leader Tonight (133 500$) 1.52.4 -Eclat de Rire (102 384$) 1.51.4 Je suis la co propriétaire de Northern Escort et l’agente de Leader Bayama, pour toute information me contacter en pv ou au 514 909 2241.

Steeped in Luck showing his wonderful temperament

Sire: Lazy Loper (#4 Top Western Pleasure Stallion) Dam: One Gem of a Cookie (World Champion producer by One Good Cookie) APHA & ApHC Approved, NSBA Stallion ...(NSBA auction is open for Once You Go Lazy, bids are open) Once You Go Lazy has the pedigree, conformation, intelligence and moves to produce your next champion! Standing at Iron Horse Equine Reproduction Services for 2021 Updated information and early booking contracts are available on our website, download today! Limited spots at this special price! EARLY BOOKING SPECIAL: $675 (CAD) This offer expires December 31st, 2020 Cooled Semen Only 5 Panel N/N, OWLS N/N Live Foal Guarantee Website: https://ksperformancehorses.weebly.com/once-you-go-lazy.html Discount Considerations: i) Proven performance mares, and/or her proven performance progeny ii) Multiple mares booked for season to either of our stallions iii) "Own daughter" iv) World or Congress Champion - Free Breeding v) World or Congress Reserve Champion - Half-Priced Breeding vi) World or Congress Champion Producer - Half-Priced Breeding (does not have to be AQHA)

Early Booking Special Sire: Lazy Loper (#4 Top Western Pleasure Stallion) Dam: One Gem of a Cookie (World Champion producer by One Good Cookie) APHA & ApHC ...Approved, NSBA Stallion Once You Go Lazy has the pedigree, conformation, intelligence and moves to produce your next champion! Standing at Iron Horse Equine Reproduction Services for 2021 Updated information and early booking contracts are available on our website, download today! Limited spots at this special price! Black Friday Special $675 (approx. $525 USD) This offer expires @11:59pm on December 31st, 2020 EST Cooled Semen Only 5 Panel N/N, OWLS N/N Live Foal Guarantee NSBA SIF Website: https://ksperformancehorses.weebly.com/once-you-go-lazy.html Discount Considerations: i) Proven performance mares, and/or her proven performance progeny ii) Multiple mares booked for season to either of our stallions iii) "Own daughter" iv) World or Congress Champion - Free Breeding v) World or Congress Reserve Champion - Half-Priced Breeding vi) World or Congress Champion Producer - Half-Priced Breeding (does not have to be AQHA)

Happy birthday Marie Curie. Born 7th November 1867. As part of the Curie family legacy of five Nobel Prizes, she was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, the f...irst person and the only woman to win the Nobel Prize twice, and the only person to win the Nobel Prize in two scientific fields. She was a Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity. She was also the first woman to become a professor at the University of Paris. NH

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True story. I am on a permanent quest for knowledge. I can tell that most of you are too. Love it. NH

Our youngest Canadian IHE X’Royal Halo

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We delivered our girl Super Nova IHE to my ever horse loving niece Sarah Fryer this weekend in Nova Scotia! That smile brings me such joy in knowing that Nova has found her forever home! Your journey together begins happy trails!!

I did not know this! www.tangledtailsbyponygurl.com The photo may be sad or disturbing...but read the story. He was AMAZING! This is a photo of Man o’ War in h...is coffin. At the time, he was the most famous Thoroughbred in history. He died on November 1, 1947 at the age of 30 of an apparent heart attack. He was the first horse to be embalmed, and his casket was lined in his riding colors. Man o’ War’s funeral was broadcast internationally over the radio and over 2,000 people came to pay their final respects. Photo and information at: http://agraveinterest.blogspot.com//devoted-pets-and-cemet The Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, Kentucky is a twelve hundred acre working horse farm, with a world-class equestrian competition facility where over 15-thousand horses take part in various competitions each year. This is also the resting place of the most famous Thoroughbred of the Twentieth Century - Man o’ War. He was born March 29, 1917 at the Kentucky Nursery Stud farm, owned by August Belmont, Jr. One of almost 17-hundred Thoroughbreds foaled that year, he was named My Man o’ War by Mrs. Belmont in honor of her husband who would be going off to fight in France during World War One. One year later, the high tempered yearling was sold at the Saratoga Sales in New York. Purchased by Pennsylvania horseman, Samuel Riddle for $5,000, trainers hoped that ‘Big Red as he was called off the track, could be trained as a racehorse. His instincts and intelligence made him a fast learner. On June 6, 1919, Man o’ War won his first race, with Johnny Loftus as the jockey. According to legend, at the completion of that first race a spectator asked a groom who Man o’ War was sired by. The groom replied, He’s by hisself and there ain’t nobody gonna’ get near him. The groom’s words were prophetic. Except for Man o’ War’s sixth race, which he lost to a horse named Upset, he won them all and went on to be named Horse of the Year for 1919 and 1920. As a three-year-old, he was ridden by jockey Clarence Kummer. He stood 16.2 hands high and had a stride of 28 feet! All told, Man o’ War won 20 out of 21 races in his career and nearly 250-thousand dollars in purses the leading money winner of his time. Kummer was the top money-winning jockey in the U.S. for 1920. Although he was extremely favored as a possible winner, Man o’ War was not entered in the Kentucky Derby because Sam Riddle didn’t like racing in Kentucky and believed it was too early in the year for the horse to run a mile and a quarter. Man o’ War did win the Preakness Stakes in Maryland, breaking a track record. He also won the Belmont Stakes in New York, setting another record time. All told, he broke 5 American racing records that year. At the end of the racing season in 1920, Man o’ War was retired from racing. Big Red was taken to Faraway Farm near Lexington to become a stud horse. Groom/Trainer Will Harbut was put in charge of him and a life-long friendship began between man and horse. Big Red became one of the top-breeding stallions in the nation, siring over 60 champions, including Horses of the Year - Crusader and War Admiral. War Admiral won the Triple Crown in 1937. Man o’ War was also the grandfather of American horse legend, Seabiscuit. Harbut and Big Red became inseparable friends. They led tours and entertained over one million visitors to Faraway Farm. Harbut told engaging stories about Man o’ War and his life, on and off the track. Big Red and Harbut graced the covers of several magazines during the 30’s and early 40’s. Both enjoyed performing before the crowds, each seeming to instinctively understand what the other needed or wanted. Then on October 4, 1947, Will Harbut died of a heart attack. In Harbut’s obituary he was listed as being survived by his wife, six sons, three daughters and Man o’ War. It was rumored that Man o’ War grieved himself to death. After Harbut’s death, the spark went out of the horse. He died just 4 weeks later on November 1, 1947 at the age of 30 of an apparent heart attack. He was the first horse to be embalmed, and his casket was lined in his riding colors. Man o’ War’s funeral was broadcast internationally over the radio and over 2,000 people came to pay their final respects. Thousands more sent their condolences. The most famous Thoroughbred in the world had touched people deeply. Owner Sam Riddle had commissioned artist Herbert Haseltine to sculpt a life-size bronze statue of Man o’ War in 1934. It was now placed on the horse’s grave at Faraway Farm. In 1977, Man o’ War, along with several of his offspring, were moved to the newly established Kentucky Horse Park and reburied at the Man o’ War Memorial.

Darwin IHE is seeking mares for 2021 breeding season! Fall special if booked by October 15, pay only collection fee of $250 plus hst, box and shipping expenses! Darwin IHE is by A Fine Romance out of Uzita (Emilion). Competed so far up to 1.15 m, with schooling at 1.30 m.

Caetano amusing himself today

Some great shots around the farm by Mike Brace of our girls, Steeped in Luck (Eamon) and Cold Hard Dash (Mucho)

Fresh of out his field and I had to take a photo! Diane Newman’s three year old pony stallion Canadian Crown Royal standing 12.2 by Telynau Royal Charter out of Northwind Copy Me (Blue Fox)

And again thanks to Kathy Speck for our other mans ad As always great service!