Penny• Name: Penny• Age: 8 weeks• Gender: Full female• Colour: Red• Siblings: Chocolate, spunky monkey and Schnitzel • Characteristics: running around like a maniac.• Hobbies: Going trough the bin and taking last

nights left over's.

History• The name dachshund is a German word that

means badger dog. They are used for chasing badgers out of there holes so the hunters can kill them. Because of their long, narrow build, they are sometimes nicknamed hot dog , wiener dog or sausage dog.

K.B Dancer

• Name: Trent• Age: six• Gender: gelding• Height: 13.3 h• Stud: Kole Beach• Colour: Bay

Beauparc Parisienne

• Name: Paris• Age: 12• Gender: mare• Height: 14 h• Sire: Fairlight acres Windsine• Dam: Beauparc Poetry• Colour: Chestnut

Indi & Paris

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Charisma Park Nic

• Name: Nic• Age: 5• Gender: gelding• Height: 12.2 h• Colour: Buckskin

Hype

• Name: Wills• Age: 15• Height: 15.2 h• Colour: chestnut• Gender: Gelding

Ace of Diamonds

• Name: Ace• Gender: gelding• Colour: Bay/ brown• Age: 13• Height: 13h

Beckworth rising Admiral

• Name: Addy• Age: 10• Height: 13.2h• Colour: Chestnut• Sire: Redene Rising sun• Dam: Garland of Beckworth

Murraydale Park Dior

• Name: Ivy• Age: 3• Height: 13.2h• Colour: Black• Dam: Osterley Dianna• Sire: Glenmore Bronze Sovran• Gender: Filly

Esroh City Lights

• Name: Poppi• Age: 1• Colour: chestnut• Height: 13.1• Sire: White rose Michel Angelo• Dam: Osterley Dianna• Gender: Filly

Esroh Infinity

• Name: Mani• Age: 8• Colour: chestnut• Height: 18h • Gender: Gelding

Riding Pony

• The riding pony was bred for the show ring and for kids enjoyment. The riding pony’s colours include black, brown, bay, chestnut, grey, flea bitten, pinto, buckskin, palomino, blue roan and strawberry roan.

History

• The Australian Cattle Dog is a breed of herding dog originally developed in Australia for droving cattle over long distances across rough land. The two colours that cattle dogs come in is blue and red , they are called blue heelers and red heelers. They were shown at shows and at stud in the 1940s were called “Queensland Heelers” to make them sound different from lines bred in New South Wales and this and this nickname is now occasionally applied to any Australian Cattle Dog.