Stallion MISE EIRE? Anyone got a horse by him?

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I have an awesomely talanted 5 yr old by Mise Eire, but am struggling to find out anything about him, pics etc.

Anyone got any info, pics, details of there horse if it is by him?

Thanks :o)
 
My son rode a lovely big horse by him last year. He was quite a tricky ride in that he was very nervous of any noise, quick movement etc on top of him and he'd decked a few people before he came to us. He improved dramatically over the summer and did 5 PNs with us, all clear xc and 3 out of 5 clear sj. Flat work potentially v good (T's dressage trainer loved him) though at 17.2 and a bit green, a 40 x 20 arena seemed very small - scores mid 30s. We felt he was ready to step up to Novice at the end of the season but T has now started university and has therefore cut down on his rides this season (limited by how many his ancient mother can keep going!) The horse has done one PN (double clear) this season with his new rider though I understand he rather reverted to his bad old ways when she first had him.

All in all a lovely horse - but definitely not one for a novice. Very kind and easy to do and behaved exactly the same at an event as at home.

If I knew how to attach them, we've got some lovely photos (will try to figure it out - I'm new to this - and post later)
 
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I ride a 6 year old mare by this stallion. She's a good 16.2 and not the most beautiful to look at! But she tries her absolute hardest at everything you ask he to do and is a very wuick learner and very intelligent. Has a great jump & her movement is improving all of the time. I hunted her 5 times over the winter which she was great at before she went eventing this year and has so far jumped double clear at all of her starts (at PN & Intro so far), She is the easiest horse to look after and behaves immaculately in every situation you put her in. Unfortunately we bought her to sell on which, when the time comes, I will be so upset about! You're very lucky if your boy is anything like ours!
 
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