The Popcorn Stallion & His Beautiful Daughter

The popcorn stallion has been turning heads for a few years now and with his gleaming, golden coat and flowing mane he it is easy to see why he has so many fans.

Everyone loves a pretty horse but Popcorn has so much more than good looks. From head to toe, this horse is perfectly put together and this is what brings performance. Popcorn's paces are breath taking and his movement takes him from stunner to show stopper!

Popcorn loves to work and he will work all day and most importantly he is kind and sensible.

Popcorn has been sought for stud duties and has sired some excellent horses. It is always exciting to see foals, but it is even better to have the chance to see them mature and ultimately work. Popcorn is an excellent producer and passes his attributes to his progeny and for me this takes Popcorn from a special horse to an exceptional stallion.

Owner, Robert Giles has carefully produced this beautiful Popcorn daughter from a filly and has enjoyed bringing her on.

Those joints!
The natural step!

This is a mare who possesses exceptional quality yet she is also a sweet natured, kind horse that one can simply enjoy working and spending time with.
She has excelled herself on the drives and fairs this year and we look forward to seeing her in action for 2020 and beyond.

The Popcorn stallion is available at stud for 2020 and is an excellent choice for anyone who values performance and temperament. More information is available on our Stallions at Stud page.

Credit Donna Holpin

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