Bromac Aladar in Clarenza, New South Wales, Australia | Company
Bromac Aladar
Locality: Clarenza, New South Wales, Australia
Phone: +61 2 6642 4700
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25.01.2022 Belated 20th Birthday present for yesterday Aladar!!! Have fun with Noodles
24.01.2022 Aladar had another couple of mares arrive for him on Friday. The owners went to meet some of Aladar’s progeny down the back paddock & Kite did not disappoint in convincing them what kind and people oriented offspring Aladar consistently produces!
22.01.2022 Our 3 Aladar fillies (11-12 mths old) giving themselves some gym work!
22.01.2022 Aladar’s semen looking fine as ever - 4 days after collection! Ready for a busy season!
20.01.2022 A rare moment and EVDS where we haven’t got mares here for AI to outside stallions and all of the mares are here to see the big boy !
19.01.2022 What do you think Aladar is thinking right now??? There are 7 mares to go to him here at the moment!
15.01.2022 Who’s keen to celebrate Aladar’s 20th Birthday on 11th November , 2020?
14.01.2022 It’s official ! Bromac Aladar is now dual registered ASH/AQHA as he has just been registered as a Foundation Sire in the AQHA. Rego # FS-25572 This means that QH mares bred to him can achieve higher level AQHA registration with the offspring than if he was not a Foundation AQHA registered sire.
13.01.2022 If you are unsure Of whether to breed your mare - of any breed - doesn’t have to be a Stockhorse - could be a pony ... - could be a draft horse - could be a thoroughbred - could be an Arab - could be a quarter horse - could be a standardbred And the big bonus now is that if your foal by Aladar meets the criteria in height, conformation, type and colour, as specified in the classifiers guidelines, Then they can be registered as an Australian Stockhorse in the base registry and be able to compete and sold as an Australian Stockhorse. The one thing I will guarantee you is that you will have a horse that you do not want to let go outside of your family, because they will be a horse that returns you the trust and effort and respect and love that you give to it! I had a message last night from a 68-year-old lady , Pat Lambert ,who has been in the horse game for over 50 years, tasted success at many levels and has bred many horses. She has bred 3 foal by Aladar and she is likely going to breed another one this year. When I asked her if I could share her post on a Aladar’s Facebook page her reply was: Absolutely share it - everyone should use Aladar . I am so lucky to at 68 years of age , to own to such hasslefree horses! But don’t leave it too long as Aladar is 20 this year so won’t be around forever.
12.01.2022 Last season at $750 service fee. He will return to $990 in 2021.
10.01.2022 Meet 11.5 mth old Milly - by Aladar out of an Arabian riding pony . Already dual registered as part bred Arabian and Riding Pony. 12.3 HH now so likely to mature 14.5 HH .
09.01.2022 Happy Birthday Beautiful Boy!!! 20 today!!! Born on Remembrance Day...
02.01.2022 The little 14.1 HH Aladar gelding Dynomite and the lady who started him when she was 12 years old! He’s 3/4 quarter horse genetically , but Now competing medium dressage at the Qld Dressage Championships - mixing it with the big guns! 5th in Young Rider Class and 2nd in the Pony dressage class! ... What a journey and we’re so so proud of these two!!!
01.01.2022 Interesting comments from one of the current living great horsemen!
