CBHS Stud Book Number 2251
CBHS QA (quality approved) licensed for Pure & Part Bred Breeding
NaSta Performance Tested – Grade I
Foaled 1988: Stands 17hh: Cannon Bone 10”
Prince Charming was bred by Syd Emmerson a former CBHS Council Member & Stud
Book Editor. He was purchased as a foal by Janet Spencer.
As a youngster he was shown in hand with considerable success. He was granted a CBHS
Premium for five consecutive years after which he was withdrawn from the scheme.
Under saddle he competed in dressage, show jumping, combined training , hunter trials
and one day events.
He was the first CB to be performance tested. This was an assessment independent of his
breed society conducted by NaSta (National Stallion Association). He attained a Grade I.
As a stallion he has covered mares of various types and breeds. To these he has
consistently sired quality stock that have inherited his good looks, sensible temperament
and athletic ability. His progeny compete with success in Hunter and Sport Horse classes
and prove to be versatile under saddle on the flat and over fences.
Two pure bred sons standing in the UK (Mysticfold Charming Boy and Lindon Principal)
have been awarded CBHS Premiums. He also has a pure bred son (Stoneridge
Bendigalla) standing in USA .
In 2000/2001 Prince Charming went back to school – this time as a teacher rather than a
student -when he was loaned to De Montfort University (now Lincoln University) to help
launch their breeding unit. He took an active part in university life taking part in group
lessons in addition to his stud work. His superb temperament enabled students to see for
themselves that a properly handled stallion can be a working horse, and that whilst it must
be treated with respect, it does not have to be feared or kept in isolation.
In 2004 Prince Charming was nominated by the CBHS for the RBST (Rare Breeds
Survival Trust) Regeneration Project, a scheme which was effectively set up to create a
semen bank of horses on the Trust’s Endangered List. 55% of semen collected is stored
in a national archive. It is envisaged this will not be used except in an emergency. 30% is
for conservation breeding and can be accessed with the consent of the Breed Society,
The Trust and Stallion Owner. The remaining 15% is for the stallion owners private use.
All foals should be registered with the Cleveland Bay Horse Society (UK)
CBHS QA (quality approved) licensed for Pure & Part Bred Breeding
NaSta Performance Tested – Grade I
Foaled 1988: Stands 17hh: Cannon Bone 10”
Prince Charming was bred by Syd Emmerson a former CBHS Council Member & Stud
Book Editor. He was purchased as a foal by Janet Spencer.
As a youngster he was shown in hand with considerable success. He was granted a CBHS
Premium for five consecutive years after which he was withdrawn from the scheme.
Under saddle he competed in dressage, show jumping, combined training , hunter trials
and one day events.
He was the first CB to be performance tested. This was an assessment independent of his
breed society conducted by NaSta (National Stallion Association). He attained a Grade I.
As a stallion he has covered mares of various types and breeds. To these he has
consistently sired quality stock that have inherited his good looks, sensible temperament
and athletic ability. His progeny compete with success in Hunter and Sport Horse classes
and prove to be versatile under saddle on the flat and over fences.
Two pure bred sons standing in the UK (Mysticfold Charming Boy and Lindon Principal)
have been awarded CBHS Premiums. He also has a pure bred son (Stoneridge
Bendigalla) standing in USA .
In 2000/2001 Prince Charming went back to school – this time as a teacher rather than a
student -when he was loaned to De Montfort University (now Lincoln University) to help
launch their breeding unit. He took an active part in university life taking part in group
lessons in addition to his stud work. His superb temperament enabled students to see for
themselves that a properly handled stallion can be a working horse, and that whilst it must
be treated with respect, it does not have to be feared or kept in isolation.
In 2004 Prince Charming was nominated by the CBHS for the RBST (Rare Breeds
Survival Trust) Regeneration Project, a scheme which was effectively set up to create a
semen bank of horses on the Trust’s Endangered List. 55% of semen collected is stored
in a national archive. It is envisaged this will not be used except in an emergency. 30% is
for conservation breeding and can be accessed with the consent of the Breed Society,
The Trust and Stallion Owner. The remaining 15% is for the stallion owners private use.
All foals should be registered with the Cleveland Bay Horse Society (UK)
| Borderfame Prince Charming |
| 17.2 hh Cleveland Bay Stallion, 1988 Levenmouth Impeccable x Borderfame Joyful Property of Coe End Farm |
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