WE INVITE YOU TO MEET We are happy to announce, that Willerby Myst, has joined our little family of Gypsy Horses. On our visit to Appleby this year, we spent time with Albert and Amy Coats, where we first met this charming filly. We were blown away by her gorgeous, round little body, huge bone and her incredible hair and feather. But the best part about her, is her absolutely fabulous, sweet temperament. I think everyone in our party, couldn't help but fall in love with this little girl. Myst's pedigree contains some of the most illustrious names ever known in the breed. We think she will live up to the legend. We already knew her sire, Peter Pan, who just screams Gypsy Cob type. Incidentally, Peter Pan is a brother to the Vine's fabulous Lloyds. And her Dam, the wonderful Willerby Mare, who has produced already, two other fabulous fillies by Peter Pan. At the time we first saw her, we were not particularly looking for another filly, but Myst always sort of stayed in our minds. So I guess it was meant to be. PLEASE NOTE If you are viewing this page on a wide screen monitor, all pictures might appear wider and the horses etc. will be stretched, and unfortunately appear a lot longer in body than they are. Setting your screen resolution to 1280 x 720 pixels will probably correct the problem. Our pretty girl at 6 months old. Myst at a year old. Such wonderful feather for a little girl just a year old. Pictured while still in England. Look what dropped in at our house, for Christmas 2007! Caponey, welcoming our new filly. Having a look at her new surroundings. Stretching her legs after a long road trip. Now back the other way. I love this big arena. Mysty as a baby, with her dam, The Willerby Mare. Peter Pan. Mysty's very chunky little sire. Peter Pan again in England. Mysty's famous sister, The Willberby Filly. Shown at Appleby. Pedigree for HARLEQUIN FARMS WILLERBY MYST. DNA Colour Information. Tobiano.nT    Sabino1.nn     Red Factor.EE    Agouti.aa Key to Colours shown in this and other Pedigrees on this site. Obviously we don't always know the colour of horses which appear in our pedigrees of today. b/w/t = Black and White Tobiano. bay/w/t = Bay and White Tobiano. r/w/t = Red and White Tobiano. b/b = Black Blagdon. bl/w/s = Blue Blagdon (Sabino) r/w/s = Red Blagdon (Sabino) ch = Chestnut. bl = Black. PARENTS GRANDPARENTS GREAT-GRANDPARENTS GREAT-GREAT-GRANDPARENTS Sire. PETER PAN. blue/w. Sire. THE BILLY GASKIN HORSE. black. Sire. BILLY BOY.aka CHRISTIE. b/w/t. Sire. THE LOB. b/w/t. By HC's WHITE HORSE by JIMMY DOYLES HORSE of BALLYMARTIN.Ch. By BEN'S HORSE OF BONAFAY.Bay. By THE SHAWS STALLION.Grey.. Unnamed Mare. Dam. Unnamed Mare. Unnamed Stallion. Unnamed Mare. Dam.THE DONCASTER MARE.b/w/t. Sire.Unnamed Stallion. Unnamed Stallion. Unnamed Mare. Dam.Unnamed Mare. Unnamed Stallion. Unnamed Mare. Dam. THE WILLERBY MARE. b/w/t. Sire. THE CONNERS STALLION. Sire. THE LOB. b.b. HC's WHITE HORSE by JIMMY DOYLES HORSE of BALLYMARTIN.Ch. By BEN'S HORSE OF BONAFAY.Bay. By THE SHAWS STALLION.Grey.. THE IRISH MARE by SONNY MAYS HORSE. Dam.Unnamed Mare. Unnamed Stallion. Unnamed Mare. Dam. THE CONNERS MARE. Unnamed Stallion. Unnamed Stallion. Unnamed Mare. Unnamed Mare. Unnamed Stallion. Unnamed Mare A NOTE REGARDING ALL GYPSY HORSE PEDIGREES. As with all pedigrees of the past, most of what was known about the background of a given horse, was by word of mouth from breeder to seller and more often, passed down through members of the same family for generations. Although we in our family, do a tremendous amount of research, as to the background of our own horses and those of others in the breed, unless DNA can be verified, our knowledge of the background of any horses imported into this country, always comes to us from current breeders and old-timers in the breed, with whom we have spoken personally. While we try our very best, to give correct pedigrees, from time to time, as our research continues, we sometimes have to change things. As horses in the UK changed hands over the years, they were often given different names, which makes it even more difficult for the pedigree researcher. Mares were seldom named at all. All pedigrees of horses on our site, are correct to the very best of our knowledge at the time of writing. However, since many in the breed have passed on and DNA is no longer available, we can only go by our current information. As always, absolute pedigree confirmation, is a constant work in progress. Our thanks to Albert Coates and Deirdre Cash, for the information contained in this pedigree. Gypsy Horses are like potato chips - you can't have just one! Go back to... All text, pictures, animations and backgrounds appearing on this page, are the sole property of E.DeLeo and S.Clark, unless public domain or otherwise noted and may not be copied without permission Pictures and graphics on this site are watermarked. Copyright E.Deleo 2003. Website Design by Lizzie