Madison Heath Showjumping

A ten-year-old mare, Ivory stands as my trusted companion for the challenging 1.40m, Young Riders, and U25 classes. In my care for the past three years, Ivory's heritage traces back to the admired Don VHP, lending her a combination of speed and precision. Originally sought as a contender for junior competitions, Ivory has blossomed into a standout young rider mount, proving her worth as one of my top-performing horses.

At eleven years old, Bouncer has been a dedicated partner in my showjumping journey for nearly three years. Fearless and reliable, Bouncer carried me through my first ranking class, showcasing his bravery and agility. Son of the renowned Lordanos, Bouncer and I share a special bond built on trust and mutual understanding. Often referred to as our 'fun horse,' Bouncer excels in jump-offs, demonstrating impeccable turns similar to a four-wheel-drive motorbike. Originally acquired for 1.20m speed classes, Bouncer now fearlessly tackles the challenges of larger courses with fierce determination.

A homebred gem, Soulful entered my life as a promising five-year-old. Initially started by another rider as I transitioned from ponies, Soulful and I embarked on a journey of mutual learning and growth. As a Grade C horse, Soulful confidently tackles Grade C classes and 1.30m courses with grace and precision. His blood line traces back to the renowned Reno 55, adding to his pedigree and potential for greatness. Notably, our stables also house several members of Soulful's family, including his mother, a six-year-old brother, a two-year-old brother, and a yearling sister

Dakota, a spirited five-year-old, comes from Christian, and our beloved mare Summer Rain. With both parents boasting impressive showjumping careers, Dakota shows tremendous promise in her budding career. Together, we are venturing into age classes, with Dakota already showcasing her bravery and carefulness in competitions.

At just five years old, Yoda displays an incredible aptitude for learning and growth. Son of Quick Fire and our cherished mare Labuleska, Yoda promises to be a standout performer in the future. While still in the early stages of training, Yoda's quick learning and natural talent suggest a bright future ahead. Our goal is to gradually introduce him to age classes, harnessing his potential for success.

Born from the admired Zinedine and our mare Floretta, who herself competed in 1.30m-1.35m classes, Joey—also known as Zinetti—is a promising four-year-old in our stable. Just recently broken in, Joey shows early signs of promise with a solid foundation. Our plans include introducing him to competitions by the end of the year, ensuring a gradual and steady progression in his training.