IMPERIAL STUD
Established in 1967, we have been a trusted breeder of Welsh Ponies and Welsh Mountain Ponies for over 50 years. Contact UsIMPERIAL PONIES
Mark Bullen attributes a lot of the success of Imperial Stud to his eye for importing top quality stock and his emphasis on bloodlines in breeding. We are pleased to welcome visitors to see the ponies at our stud in Upper Lurg, Victoria
WELSH MOUNTAIN PONIES
The Welsh Mountain Pony is a popular choice as a small riding pony for beginners being reliable and usually of having a good temperament. The Welsh Mountain Pony is comparatively smaller than the other four types.
WELSH PONIES
A Welsh Pony was developed primarily as a riding pony. They are usually not bigger than 13.2hh and were considered a good ‘second pony’ for young riders, with the potential to develop jumping skills.
Our Story
Mark Bullen is always looking for the perfect pony and as Imperial Stud moves beyond 50 years of operation, Imperial ponies will continue to stand for excellence in breeding.
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Welsh Cob Film Archive
By Brian Webster We stepped into the Welsh Cob world in 1983 when we bought a yearling colt by Nebo Daniel off a local dealer. Off we went showing – not with a great deal of success, but we met people who would remain lifelong friends. Because we were also interested...
Preparing for foaling: Important aspects
All mare owners and breeders want their pregnant mare to produce a well-developed, healthy foal with no difficulties during foaling. There are a number of important management practices that should be carried out in the last three months prior to foaling that will help to ensure that the mare remains healthy and able to feed and care for her newborn foal.
From Wild Wales to the Wild West
I’m a clinical pharmacist by profession, and currently undertaking my PhD in drug development. However, I also have a lifelong personal interest in Welsh ponies and cobs, an interest which led to the opportunity for a trip of a lifetime when I was invited to attend and speak at the Welsh Pony and Cob Society of America’s (WPCSA) Annual Convention in Denver, Colorado.