Horses for Sale

Yoda

Betty delivered a real cutie on May 26th, whom we’ve named Yoda. (reg’n pending)

Priced at $1800 if purchased prior to weaning, $2000 if purchased after. Canucks must add 5% GST.

Pendennis Faquyr Xpress
(reg’n pending) – handsome colt out of Jessy born May 8th, 2010. Black with a small, white star. Xpress is turning out to be a real looker, having a lovely head with a thick, double mane and solid build. He is quiet, friendly and has very good ground manners.

Price $2500. Canucks must add 5% GST.

Pendennis Faquyr Xictoria – “Tori”
(reg’n pending) – adorable filly out of Heidi born May 24th, 2010. Tori is a spitting image of her older cousin, being black with a small star. Tori is fading black with a small star. She has correct confirmation and leads well.

Price $2500. Canucks must add 5% GST.

Congratulations to the purchasers of horses born and raised at Pendennis Hills Farm:

o Delavoye Heros Phenom – Julie Hickie (Rimbey, AB)

o Delavoye Heros Phantom – John Hartley (Yoncalla, Oregon)

o Pendennis Danny-Boy Steamer – Patricia Currie (Sclater, MB)

o Pendennis Faquyr Union – Julie Hickie (Rimbey, AB)

o Pendennis Faquyr Uma – Andrea Richter (Winnipeg, MB)

o Pendennis Faquyr Unity – Ed & Louise Livingstone (Moose Jaw, SK)

o Pendennis Faquyr Ujay – Heidi Ann Gist (Wrenshall, Minnesota)

The three-part naming convention is made up of the breeder’s herd name (“Pendennis”), the sire's common name (“Faquyr”) and the foal's common name (e.g. “Union”), as required by the Canadian Horse Breeders' Association. The herd name is governed by who owned the mare at the time she was bred. The foal’s common name is assigned a specific letter of the alphabet, which is determined by the year of birth. Our railway naming theme was abandoned this year so we could name our newest addition ‘Yoda’!” All foals born in 2011 must have a name beginning with a ‘Y’. Stallions must be registered with a unique common name.

The three-part name became mandatory circa 1974 while the assignment of alphabetical letters to the common name was made standard much more recently, in 1993. The letters I, O, Q and V are not used, owing to possible confusion with the numbers 1 and 0 and the letter W when tattooed letters are used for identification.