| Mt. Ridge Countess |
6-yr-old Welsh Section B mare, 12.1 5/8 hh
Tess was purchased in April 2008 as a green prospect for our daughter Megan. We presented her to the
Weser-Ems inspection jury that summer, where she was inspected into the Weser-Ems Main Mare Book. We had
her first foal this spring, an embryo transfer colt by the amazing Weser-Ems stallion Voyager.
Megan and Tess had a fantastic first year in 2009; it was the first serious show year for both of them. As of
October, they were 23rd in the nation in the Small Greens, and 11th in Zone 4, including qualifying for Pony
Finals. On December 19, 2009, Megan won her first USEF Pony Medal class, qualifying for the USEF Pony Medal
finals in 2010. Tess has become a fantastic pony who is dead honest, sound, and very rideable. Megan has a lot
of fun at home playing with skinny jumps, bounces, and other "cool" things that many ponies would never do.
Tess, however, thinks it's all fun and a great trick. You couldn't ask for a better first division pony.
They will continue showing in the regular Small Pony Hunter division in 2010. Since these pictures were taken in
June, Megan has grown WAY too much. We had planned on selling or leasing Tess late in 2010...now we are
offering her for sale or lease for the 2010 season.
Tess was purchased in April 2008 as a green prospect for our daughter Megan. We presented her to the
Weser-Ems inspection jury that summer, where she was inspected into the Weser-Ems Main Mare Book. We had
her first foal this spring, an embryo transfer colt by the amazing Weser-Ems stallion Voyager.
Megan and Tess had a fantastic first year in 2009; it was the first serious show year for both of them. As of
October, they were 23rd in the nation in the Small Greens, and 11th in Zone 4, including qualifying for Pony
Finals. On December 19, 2009, Megan won her first USEF Pony Medal class, qualifying for the USEF Pony Medal
finals in 2010. Tess has become a fantastic pony who is dead honest, sound, and very rideable. Megan has a lot
of fun at home playing with skinny jumps, bounces, and other "cool" things that many ponies would never do.
Tess, however, thinks it's all fun and a great trick. You couldn't ask for a better first division pony.
They will continue showing in the regular Small Pony Hunter division in 2010. Since these pictures were taken in
June, Megan has grown WAY too much. We had planned on selling or leasing Tess late in 2010...now we are
offering her for sale or lease for the 2010 season.
