Macauley

Tracey's first proper showjumper. Ridden by Philip Spivey - moved down to the West Country for a quieter life.

(1988 by Pele)

Philip Spivey's former international speed horse. Small in stature, Pele had the heart of a lion. Like Philip he strangely got younger as the years progressed. Enjoyed too short a retirement as "Uncle Pele" to the stud's youngsters. 

State Dilemma

(1994 by Statesman Magna)

She definitely had the talent to be a classy eventer but we showjumped her.  All the scope in the world, brave as anything.  We sold her to buy Romanov.  For that we are eternally grateful.

Daisy

First (and only) riding horse for Tracey's husband. Happy plodder, biggest ears you ever did see. Back end like Dollar Girl, front end of a JCB!!! Died when 9 being led out eating polos and grass.  Irreplaceable.

Prince Pearl

(1997 by Lamiro)

Jumped with Philip as a youngster but Tracey started competing in dressage, so Prince did too.  He died far too young aged 6 but we will never forget him.

Power Boy

(1997 by Concorde)

Philip & Greg's International Grade A Grand Prix jumper, puissance / six bar and speed horse rolled into one. 

Wyoming van de Wijngaardhoeve

(1999 by Olympic Ramiro)

Tracey's dressage horse. Belgian bred, found by Philip in a dressage yard in Holland. Bred to jump (his dam jumped internationally at 1.30m) and was himself placed at 1.30m as a five year old but now doing Advanced Medium level dressage.

(by Desert Style)

1/10th ownership of a pretty flat racing mare was a surprise Christmas present for Greg.  Won twice, including at Newmarket on the Rowley Mile, so Greg maintains he owned the nose. Now in America. 

Betuna van het Lindehof

(2001 by Kannan)

Calcine van het Lindehof

(2002 by Darco)