Valour R - Has Anyone Else Seen Him?

[Maesfen]

I have just had a very enjoyable morning visiting where my mare Bea, (dam of Kitty) has gone on breeding loan to be covered by him and to say I am impressed is an understatement. The facilities are all well thought out and I found I weighed 79kg on the weighbridge, how embarrassing is that?!

Bea looked wonderful and very chilled out; she was slightly pleased to see me until she realised I hadn't brought goodies! We're keeping our fingers crossed for her scan next week.

Valeur R himself, is stunning, the pictures of him just don't do him justice and certainly no words of mine would either. He's a very laid back horse even when Bea was strutting her stuff just the other side of the bushes; nothing seems to faze him and he floats across the arena; well worth seeing if you haven't already made up your mind which stallion to use this time and he's graded too!

I hope Bea is thanking me for allowing her to go to such a nice yard where she is treated like royalty; she couldn't be in a better place I'm sure and I'm thrilled they think she is good enough to use, that's a bit of a boost. This is a pic Zoe sent of her this week.

Of course, I forgot my camera (numpty!) so you will have to do with this link to the stallion.
http://www.tayloredequestrian.co.uk/stallions_at_stud.htm

 

[Bossanova]

Really interesting to know he's just as good in the flesh- I'm a big fan of his and would consider him for Moon if I werent a little worried about him being too big

 

[madmare22]

He is a very sexy boy.

 

[competitiondiva]

I very nearly used him last year, a very impressive stallion, the only reason I didn't was that I decided to go for an older stallion with a few more progeny on the floor and a very good competition record as I was only likely to be breeding the one foal from my mare. His part owners are on this forum somewhere, she's very helpful...