Breed: Shagya-Araber Registration: 358 ÖShA Date of Birth: 09/04/1998 Licensing – ISG: 25/08/2001 Licensing – TV: 06/03/2014, score 74.2% Colour: Grey Height: 15.1hh (155cm) Girth: 190cm Cannon: 21.5cm Genetics: SCID, LFS, CA – tested all clear Medina arrived in Australia in March 2011. She was born and bred at H. Meindl’s farm in Austria. Medina is a fairytale…
New-Moon stud hosted the Trakehners Australia National Assessment Tour 2017 for one day on 9th March 2017. We presented our four young boys who made us proud, with all four behaving and performing beautifully, and all scoring highly.
We were blessed this year with our young German work experience student Jule Schwidop, who stayed with us for 7 weeks during winter, helping with all the farm chores, and taking freshly trained to saddle New-Moon Silver Knight under her wing.
New-Moon Stud continues with their support and hosting for the annual Wingello Forest Endurance Ride. The weather gods smiled down on Wingello for the 8th annual event, turning on the most glorious Highlands Autumn weekend – sunny, calm, and even warm!
Pick up HighLife Magazine Apr/May 2016 for a lovely story about Bec & Darren Hogan, Shagya-Araber horses and the Wingello Forest Endurance Ride.
How wonderful!! Our special Trakehner colt New-Moon Leopold won a foal photo competition and now graces the cover of the April 2016 edition of Hoofbeats Magazine (Australia).
The Tom Quilty Gold Cup is Australia’s National Endurance Championship – a 160km long course designed to test horsemanship, courage and endurance, to be completed within one day. It is one of the longest running and largest equine endurance events in the world.
Imported semen from the Shagya-Araber stallion Olymp has now arrived in Australia ready for the 2015 breeding season. Olymp stands 15.2hh, and is the only Shagya-Araber stallion in the world who has been approved in three different stallion performance tests.
New-Moon Stud is proud to continue it’s ongoing support of the Wingello Forest Endurance Ride, with the seventh annual event held on the 23rd and 24th May 2015. Photos L to R: aerial view of the ride base Saturday morning by Colin Douch Aerial Photos; heart rate check at…
A small team from New-Moon Stud travelled up to Cobark (near Gloucester in northern NSW) to help Carol Layton, Rob Howden and the committee with the first ever Cobark Endurance Ride. The ride base at Camp Cobark was fabulous – a great place to go for a holiday with your horse and/or family! We saw…
