Welsh Part-Breds / Sport Horses
"The Welsh Part-bred has been popular for many years. The value of Welsh blood as an important ingrediant in breeding horses and ponies has been recognised for many generations. So much so, that the Welsh Pony & Cob Society formally recognised the Welsh Part-Bred when it incorporated a Welsh Part-bred register as an appendix to the Welsh Stud Book in 1960. reasearchers even tell us that as far back as Roman times, Julius Caesar recognised the value of Welsh ponies when he used them as replacements for his chariot work.

Nearer the present day, Welsh blood has been eagerly sought for outcrossing with Arabs, Thoroughbreds, Hackneys and Polo ponies. To these established breeds, the infusion of the Welsh blood has given the resultant offspring stamina, a strong cnstitution, superb bone, courage and the ability to tackle any task. The Welsh Pony & Cob is blessed with a superb temperament and acknowledged as the most beautiful and aristocratic of all natives. It provides the greatest pony outcross that the equstrian world has known. It is is therefore little wonder that the Welsh part bred has achived so much in the horse world.

Welsh Part-Breds are horses and ponies with not less than 12.5% of registered Welsh blood in their parentage, which can come from the sire, the dam, or both. For example, it can come from crossing two horses which have 12.5% Welsh blood, or from any other combination which ensures the 12.5% minimum is met. Welsh part-breds have no restriction on colour, unlike Pure-bred Welsh Ponies & Cobs, where piebalds and skewbalds are debarred. Wherever there is an equstrian activity, there will always be a Welsh Part-bred to be found. They excel at dressage, eventing, show jumping, cross-country, scurry and FEI driving, or Prince Phillip Games. At all Pony Club activities, it will be the Welsh Part-bred which is not only the most popular, but also the most successful, no matter what it is asked to do." Extract from the WPCS.

All Aberaeron horses are bred with quality & temperament as the priority, which is why we only use graded stalions.
As with the Welsh Cobs the aim to is to produce performance horses, with the emphasis on showing & eventing. Home-bred horses - part of a long term breeding scheme started by our grandfather, Alun Evans in the 1950s.

Aberaeron Cariad Kentucky- 2004 - Welsh Part Bred - Filly (by National Show Horse - Saddle-bred/Arab stallion)	LEGACY OF MAJIC National Show Horse (Saddlebred/Arab) US import	KENTUCKY MAJIC MOTION	HARLEQUIN MAGIC MAKER
			GLF EZRETTA ANN
		FALCONS MISTY DAWN	MODERN SUPREME FALCON
			RIVERBOTTOM DAWN
	Aberaeron Black Bess 123053 2000 Welsh Cob Section D, black	Llyfni Hebog 18385 1977	Nebo Black Magic 4370 1962
			Delaf Gwennog 44223 1973
		Aberaeron Gwlith	Ceredigion Tywysog
			Aberaeron Gwawr
6th generation of 'Aberaeron' breeding - Cariad Kentucky was our 2004 addition, combining the best of Welsh & American bloodlines. She has super floaty paces. • 'Welsh Part Bred' 5th at The Royal Welsh 2009 • 'Coloured horse' 6th at The Royal Welsh 2009

Aberaeron Misun (2 yr old gelding) Welsh Part-Bred / Sport Horse to make 16 h.h.	RJT Tonto (Sport horse/Hunter)	Snake Charmer (T.B./ showjumper)
		Filly (T.B./Cob mare)
	Aberaeron Black Bess Welsh Cob Section D	Llyfni Hebog 18385 1977
		Aberaeron Gwlith

Aberaeron Papoose Welsh Part-Bred / Sport Horse -15.3 h.h. 5th generation Aberaeron breeding. Photo shows him wining a championship on his showing debut in 2008.	RJT Tonto (Sport horse/Hunter)	Snake Charmer (T.B./ showjumper)
		Filly (T.B./Cob mare)
	Aberaeron Black Bess Welsh Cob Section D	Llyfni Hebog 18385 1977
		Aberaeron Gwlith

Papoose - as a foal in June 2005