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* Life's journey is continually changing, this is no different for Rosie & Jessie from Rosies Horses, the current changes offer a unique opportunty for the most disconserning of horse enthuthics read more on the "For Sale" page - rest assured that Rosies Horses will continue through these changes*
*Thank you for all the enquires regarding this action, we are please to advise that A Passing Breeze (imp) will be staying here at Rosies Horses and Tomcatin Around although leased, still has breeding enquires available through Rosies Horses.** We still have some top mares available for sale**Youngstock also available see sale page for more details**
Rosies Horses was first established in 1990, with the wedding gift from her father John Fyfe to Rosie of Mel Star- the only mare left owned by the family by the horse that lead to Rosie’s love of Quarter Horses, Pinelands Hotspur. Mel Star was first bred to Mr Bar Charge producing a chestnut filly Rosies Barbarena. On foal heat she was bred to Dahmac Stoney’s Pride, producing the matron of Rosies Horses- Rosies Trouble Pride.
Trouble and full brother Rosies Proud Cat helped Rosie make a splash into the Quarter Horse showing world when they attended their first nationals in 1994. Rosies Proud Cat was sashed Champion Amateur Colt 1yr & under and Reserve Grand Amateur Stallion. Rosies Trouble Pride took out the prestigious yearling halter futurity and Champion yearling filly. Proud Cat was sold shortly after that nationals but although they have had many substantial offers for Trouble she will live out her life owned by Rosies Horses.
Trouble is currently still starting off up and coming stars within the western arena as Rosie generously loans this grand mare to lucky individuals, Trouble is a very unique lady, she is only happy when she is being pampered and ridden, no retirement and broodmare paddock for this girl. She is kept in the manner to which she became accustomed and shown lightly where she gets heaps of pats and spoilt and she produces lovely foals.
In 1997 it was decided that a resident sire was needed even though they were producing well using local stallion Dahmac Stoney’s Pride. Looking for something to complement Trouble who is a grand mare but lacks a little in height she is but 14.3hh. Rosie came across a leggy bay colt being shown by Chris & Heather Bailey. This stunning colt is their champion sire Tomcatin Around. Tom has taken out multi national championships both at halter and under saddle, helping to take Rosie to high point trainer at Q4.
As well as gaining a resident sire Rosies Horses had been collecting a good band of mares.
The next major change has come about in 2008 with the opportunity (through necessity) to purchase A Passing Breeze (IMP USA). With the decision to keep several Tomcatin Around daughters an out cross stallion was required. It is believed that these two boys will compliment each other and help Rosies Horses go from strength to strength.
Rosie offers riding lessons, showing lessons, training and show preparation.
Jessie with Tomcatin Around & Rosie with A Passing Breeze* | 
