Brynaur Lowri Elen

(photo copyright Taraco Stud)

Lowri Elen - Lowri: welsh girls name (version of laura) meaning "crowned with laurel";
Elen: A girl's name of Greek origin, meaning "sun ray, shining light".    

This gorgeous 15hh mare is a substantial old-fashioned section D by the legendary stallion Nebo Daniel. Daniel dominated the show ring and the sire-ratings for almost three decades and it is a privilege to have one of his daughters at Taraco Stud. Nebo Daniel won pretty much everything! His greatest achievements include his 1988 win of the coveted George Prince of Wales trophy at the Royal Welsh, he was also male champion and reserve overall in 1986 and 1989. In 1987 he was supreme champion at the Three Counties, Malvern and represented the show for the Lloyds Bank In Hand Championship at the Horse of the Year Show. He dominated the Mid Wales Stallion Class at Lampeter Stallion Show from 1979 to 1990 where he was Welsh Cob Champion and Supreme of the Show on the day he retired from the showring. This mare is half-sister to countless top mares and stallions of the greatest calibre. Her brothers and sisters include Nebo Prince, Nebo Rachel, Tewgoed Mari (dam of Nebo Hywel, Nebo Joni Jones, Nebo Rosemary, Nebo Julie Ann), Tewgoed Janet (dam of Nebo Thomas and Nebo Owen), Tynybryn Miss Poppedyn, Northleach Daniel, Northleach Danielle, Menai Sparkling Lady, Ring Danielle, Rhydfendigaid Daniel, Leyeswick Daniel, Pantanamlwg Free Gift, Neuaddparc Welsh Maid, Nebo Calonog, Ilar Sion ap Daniel, Tawelfan Reflection, Fochnant Lilian, Rhystyd Express and Tyngwndwn Daniel. I am thrilled with this lovely mare who has the temperament to go with her fantastic type - she features all time greats Nebo Daniel, Nebo Brenin, Nebo Magic, Nebo Black Magic, Hendy Brenin, Mathrafal, Madeni Wonder, Pentre Eiddwen Comet and Llanarth braint. I hope that she will prove to be a very successful outcross to my Trevallion Flash Jack lines.

Taraco Stud, Canterbury, Kent

A small stud specialising in breeding quality palomino and buckskin welsh ponies and cobs