
Our mares mean the world to us. Not only do they contribute 50% of the genes, but they carry and raise our young stock. According to the Rare Breeds Survival Trust, there are less than 600 breeding Fell mares . In North America, I have identified 158 mares that have produced between 2017-2025. This makes us even more appreciative of who they are. In addition to our permanent herd, collaboration with other breeders, Fiddlehead has been afforded loan opportunities with mares, greatly adding to our ability to breed diversely. We don't breed our mares every year, giving them opportunities to be and work with us in our training/teaching programs.
Fell Pony Mares
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Fiddlehead Henna (2026 prospect)
Hades Hill Bonny (2025 prospect)
Fiddlehead Alba (2026 prospect)
Reference Mares
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Due to the demands of genetic diversity and riding homes, Fiddlehead has utilized the following mares in the past.
Stonecreek Black Crystal
Fiddlehead Brooke
Fiddlehead Teala
Fiddlehead Montego
Roxanne
Fiddlehead Rhodes Royce (retained)
Braeberry Serendipity
Fiddlehead Suede
Fiddlehead Faustina
Fiddlehead Ayo-Aha (retained licensed stallion)
Allswell Zara (RIP)
Fiddlehead Catalina
Fiddlehead Lumen (retained)
Bybeck Siskin
Fiddlehead Vivienne (retained)
Laurelhighland Mariah
Fiddlehead Lebron Swain (RIP)
Braeberry Clarabel
Fiddlehead Finally Vanessa
Drycreek Charles
Fiddlehead Gregory Chant
Braeberry Isabella
Fiddlehead Saint Irene
Fiddlehead Shea Foy (licensed stallion)

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