Concord River's Roaringwater Bay
S456 XXIII
14.3 h dark bay Connemara Stallion

ACPS INSPECTED AND APPROVED BREEDING STALLION

(Whitewood Galway Bay x Lynfield's Proud Hope)

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Bred by Concord River Farm, Carlisle, MA; Owned by Donna Duckworth, Balmullo Connemara Pony Farm, Alachua, FL

Concord River Roaringwater Bay, ACPS S456 XXIII, was born at River Road Farm in Massachusetts, but has lived at Balmullo Farm in Florida for the past 21 years, ever since he was six months old. He has had an extremely successful career as a sire of outstanding performance and conformation ponies, both pure bred and TB crosses. He was inspected and approved during the first inspection tour held by the ACPS with two Irish inspectors present. In 2004, one of his daughters, Balmullo’s Miss Lucy (out of Balmullo’s Miss Emma by Aladdin), had the very high honor of being named grand champion of the first ever Mountain and Moorland class at the prestigious Dressage at Devon show in Pennsylvania. A half-bred son, Chesapeake Bay, was the champion half-bred gelding at the ACPS Region 4 show, and a daughter, Balmullo’s Luna, was champion Sport Horse of the Deep South Dressage and Combined Training Association, also in 2004. Several of his offspring have competed at very high levels in both eventing and dressage, most notably Balmullo’s Savannah and Balmullo’s Charleston. Now 22, Roary is still going strong.

Roary’s sire was Whitewood Galway Bay and his dam, Lynnfields Proud Hope (by Texas Hope). Both were year-end awardees of the ACPS, Galway Bay as an outstanding stallion (1992 Tooreen Laddie Trophy) and Proud Hope as a broodmare (1987 Hall of Fame) . He is half-brother to two other outstanding stallions that have played a big role in the pedigrees of American Connemaras, Bantry Bay on his sire’s side, and Hideaway’s Greystone Alex on his dam’s. In 2001 Roary was the champion stallion at the Region 4 show in Atlanta. He has been trained to both ride and drive and does either with the same willingness. When he was younger, he competed in a number of horse trials and was never known to stop at a fence. His most outstanding characteristic, however, is one in which there are no competitions. It is his fabulous temperament which he readily passes on to his offspring, making them, as he is, kind, friendly, tractable, and trainable. Thus, he is not only a wonderful sire, but a delightful companion.”

Foothills Hopefilly (o/o/ Star) and Foothills River Queen (o/o/ Erin), two FFC mares by Concord River Roaringwater Bay. Parker and Vanessa up - September 2001

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