Honeyborough Elli-May

Sire: Honeyborough Judd Dam: Treena Lions Girl
D.O.B: 25-11-07
Breed: Reg QH filly
A very cheap filly with breeding certificate
This filly has great conformation, attitude and looks. She has a very pretty little face and a well sculpted figure. She should mat approx 15hh. She will suit cutting, reining, or any other disipline. Elli-May has been weaned, caught and is starting to lead and has been tied up. She is very quiet and a quick learner.
SOLD



8-10-07 - Honeyborough Storm Boy
QPA2-235
Dam: Honeyborough Misty (See Mares Page)
Kept to breed quarter ponies


8-10-07 - Honeyborough Sparky
Dam: Honeyborough Lady (See Mares Page)
SOLD


7-1-07 - Honeyborough Spud
Puppet Court (TB) (See Mares Page)
SOLD


2006

7-10-07 - Honeyborough Sophie
Dam: Honeyborough Victory (See Mares Page)
SOLD


6-10-06 - Honeyborough Bell
QPS4-233
Dam: Treena Small Fortune Q-33573 (See Mares Page)
SOLD


5-10-06 - Honeyborough Taffy
Dam: King Lodge Solitaire M-4854 (See Mares Page)
SOLD


28-9-06 - Honeyborough Flicka
Dam: Miss Dee Nelson Q-22284 (See Previous Horses Page)


28-8-06 - Honeyborough Shakira
Dam: Honeyborough Lady (See Mares Page)
SOLD


2005

17-11-05 - Honeyborough Shaker
Dam: Honeyborough Misty (See Mares Page)
Dec.
RIP


19-10-05 - Honeyborough Spinner
Dam: Treena Lions Girl Q-27439 (See Mares Page)
SOLD



2004

4-10-04 - Honeyborough Honey
Sire: Honeyborough Judd Q-49101 Dam: Honeyborough Lady
Honey was the first foal bred from Honeyborough Judd.
Honey is a lovely filly, she leads and ties well, has a quiet nature, has been broken in and is green broken, she is currently in rugged paddock condition. This mare is an absolute beauty to look at, very pretty face, wavy white mane and tail with a rich golden coat.
Honey was broken in at Kiljora Park By T.Parker and L.Heydon. (See Links)
Honey has been on trail rides and ridden along the road with no problems. She is very quiet and will make an excellent childs horse with education. She has shown no buck, bolt or any other vices.
She is a fast learner and will suit any disipline.
Honey then went to Elmaco stud (see links) and began her flat work and circle work, she has also started taking on some small jumps.Honey is ready to move to her new home and start being educated for her future riding career.
Honey is back at Honeyborough Stud and has competed at the local western show.
She has been ridden at our local riding club by 18 yo girl. She is very quiet and going well.
SOLD to Caitlin & family.
Update for 2010. Honey has turned into a bronc and has been sold to a family in Sydney January 2010.
March 2010 Honey has found herself up for sale once again. A lovely looking mare destined for the Nackery.

