Lagniappe Brody

Lagniappe Brody


Uist of Forglen x Sprucehill Natalie May

DOB: 3/21/2021
Cream Dun - Gelding

Brody has been an incredible blessing to our lives. He is my heart horse and the reason we are where we are today in our Highland journey. He’s a very kind, yet cheeky, soul. He is bold and curious, willing and mischievous, strong and a wee bit overly friendly, particularly where treats are involved. He’s very sensible, especially for still being a young lad. There is not much that rattles him.

As a yearling, Brody suffered a very serious injury that left his future uncertain and hanging in the balance, but he has made a remarkable recovery. He is 100% sound and now going nicely under saddle. He’s a lovely mover and enjoys more of a leisurely pace - his jog is extremely comfortable - but he does move forward quite nicely when the request is made. He seems to really enjoy riding outside of the arena and obstacle courses.

Brody has attended some Celtic festivals and is always a crowd favorite. Our plan for Brody, outside of being a trustworthy companion and riding partner, is to promote the breed by attending horse shows, festivals, expos, fairs, and other events.

He is an amazing pony and is a wonderful example of the Highland breed.

A white horse standing by a wooden fence on a grassy field with trees and blue sky in the background.
A graph or chart with names of characters, such as Uist of Forglen, Oliver of Forglen, Highfield Glen Affric, Bride of Forglen, Monarchyne, Keiran of Dalbrack, Drummondene, Spruchell Natalie May, Roseate of Achmacarry, Tarka of Orangefield, and Middle of Achmacarry. Each name has a description of the character's color or type of dun, like cream dun, grey dun, yellow dun, or black. Decorative vertical lines separate some of the names.
Two horses, one adult and one foal, running along a dirt path surrounded by trees and a wooden fence, with a sign at the bottom reading 'Sprucehill Natalie May.'