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A brief History....

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The stud was first established in the 1940's by May and Bernard Morehen on the outskirts of Cambridge.

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Firstly breeding pure bred Arabian horses from Crabbett and Polish lines. The stud has exported horses all over the world and the bloodlines are still evident in the modern day breed. 

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Over the years the stud has won at most county shows and has successfully bred stock that has excelled in a range of spheres.

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Noted Arabians that were bred at Phylbern include Royal Gold (exported to Denmark), Gromin (major prize winner and featured in the Horse and Hound publications) and Dancing Magic (Top sire and Ridden) etc.

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Riding ponies were bred in the early 90's the most successful being Phylberns Brown Sauce who was a consistent  major prize winner including at HOYS.

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The stud now centres its breeding focus on the Welsh Section B pony since the early 90s. Still situated in the same village setting. Our aim is to breed Welsh ponies of type that maintain a 'pony like quality'.

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Ponies produced and bred by the stud have been featured in the WPCS prize winners galley, gained championships throughout the country, exported overseas and gone on as breeding prospects at successful studs.

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Views from around the stud in seasonal change...

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Phylbern awaking from Winter 2018

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Rotherwood Rambling-Rose as always strutting her stuff to her best abilities...

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My Late Grandfather Bernard Morehen Showing 'Royal Gold' successfully proir export to Holland

My Late Grandmother Studying the pedigree of a yearling ' White Marah'

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'Romino' colt foal by Blue Domino ( a sire extensively used by the stud)

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'Dancing Magic' by Dancing King - Major prize winner Inhand and ridden. Proven sire siring stock winning the Arab Horse Society shows

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