Graham Fletcher

Laura`s Choice

Born in 1990 Laura`s Choice is talented jumping horse with wins and placings with her rider Grahan Fletcher and his wife. Successes for Laura`s Choice include winning the Home International Challenge at the British Open Show Jumping Championships in 2003, 3rd place in the AIT at Bath & West as well as placings at Hickstead, Royal Cornwall horse show, horse of the year show and many other top showjumping events

Hideaway

Hideaway was a talented jumper competed by Michael Saywell, Graham Fletcher and Malmcolm Pyrah, Hideaway represented the UK at two olympics the first with Michael Saywell in 1972 in Munich were the British team finished fourth narrowly missing out on a bronze medal. Hideaway would represent Great Britain again at the 1976 olympics in Montreal, Canada this time with Yorkshire rider Graham Fletcher, Graham Fletcher would also win one of the worlds most prestigious grand prix`s in Aachen.

Burnbrook Again

Burnbrook Again was a horse competed by British showjumper Graham Fletcher, successes of Burnbrook Again includes winning the Grade B Championship at the horse of the year show in 1990

Master Miniott

Born in 1984 Master Miniott was Produced as a young horse by Graham Fletcher and was crowned Grade B champion at the horse of the year show in 1990. Master Miniott would later be competed by sisters Emma Rust and Sara Rust on the international jumping circuit.

Preachan

An international showjumper Preachan was competed by Graham Fletcher, representing the United Kingdom at many events, including grand prix`s and nation cup`s. In 1980 Graham and Preachan jumped at the alternative Olympics in Rotterdam, Holland together the pair won an individual silver medal.

Claudia Graham

Claudia Graham - Australia

Amy Graham

Amy Graham - Australia

Elenor Barns-Graham

Elenor Barns-Graham - Uk

Ephraim Graham

Ephraim Graham - USA

Graham Bradley

Graham Bradley -

Graham Hartley

Graham Hartley - UK

Graham Ritchie

Graham Ritchie - Ireland

Graham Scheffer

Graham Scheffer - New Zealand

Graham Thorner

Graham Thorner -

Heather Graham

Heather Graham - New Zealand

Hugh Graham

Hugh Graham - canada

Jim Graham

Jim Graham - USA

Jordan Graham

Jordan Graham - New Zealand

Lindsay Graham

Lindsay Graham - USA

Eleanor Barns-Graham

Eleanor Barns-Graham - UK - Eventing / Event Rider Eleanor Barns-Graham, has an international competition record with a number of different horses that include Shadow Light and Liquid Ice

Philip Graham

Philip Graham - New Zealand

Shelby Graham

Shelby Graham - USA

Graham Noakes

Graham Noakes - UK

Formally known as Haddad Izba Arabians, Ahadd Arabians is a continuation of the breeding program that Sharon Smith started many years ago. We currently have Straight Egyptian, Blue List horses and Pure Spanish Stallions. Our bloodline strengths are that of the classical Egyptian blood types such as *Asadd++, Ansata Abbas Pasha, The Egyptian Prince, El Hilal & Alcibiades. Our Spanish program includes *GG Samir , El Tabal & Kadi.

For over 28 years of we have been breeding and showing, we have found our combination of bloodlines has resulted in correct confirmations w/straight legs, exceptional performance, balance, size & movement with gentle dispositions & loving temperament. We are always impressed with the will to learn, and love of work that they demonstrate. We want to share this with you and your program.

Our combination has made versatile horses allowing them to excel in every type of showing and sport,

Astute horsemen from the U.S., Europe and Australia have utilized Our bloodlines. A program that was built by concentrating on beauty, athletic ability and disposition. We have had impressive results with our Straight Egyptian, Egyptian-related and Spanish horses. The overall breeding program has produced State, Regional, Scottsdale, World Class, National and International champions, Top 5s and Top 10s on what can be considered the best Egyptian bloodlines.

https://www.ahadd.com

Graham Dalton

Graham Daltons love of horses began at the age of 16, he spent just a short 6 months competing ponies before moving onto showjumping horses. His parents believed that for Graham to progress to a good level in his career, his flatwork was crucial. Therefore, he was sent to Major Lynch at Westerham for intensive training to learn the correct way to back and produce young horses. Graham then continued to have a sucessful career in showjumping on the county circuit. In 1970, Grahams best horse Abbey Larah was jumping in an international class in Hicksteads main ring when unfortunately she slipped at the water jump breaking her leg leaving her to be put to sleep at the scene. From then on Grahams interests turned to breeding. He soon realised that with limited funds he could never replace Abbey Larah and breeding his own ` superstar ` was his only option. His first stallion was bought in 1971 from Albert Davidsons racing yard. He was a 16.1h bay TB stallion named Polynia. From there he purchased graded stallions Hasardeur and Azuro. His breeding program then began...

Graham met his future wife Julie in 1979 and they married in 1980. In 1983 they had their first and only son Ben.

Ben was not interested in the horses until he was around 15, leaving Graham to run the business single handedly, with a serious knee injury Graham was not competing anymore. He was just breeding ten or so horses a year to sell on and had the odd competition horse in to ride. At 15, Ben decided that horses would be worth a go and he started riding Buster, a scruffy little coloured pony that had come in in part exchange. As soon as he started winning on this talented little pony there was no stopping him. Graham and Ben then ran the breeding business together and they also started buying some horses for Ben to compete. Ben has had a successful career on horses jumping classes including Grand Prix`s Young riders european trials, International speed classes, Hicksteads Speed Derby and he was the highest placed british rider in the Masters at the international competition Panhof.

At present, Ben and Graham are breeding around 10 - 15 foals per year and are concentrating on getting a strong string of young homebreds together for young horse classes. Egerden Farm Stud is a family run business based in the heart of Kent. We specialise in breeding and producing quality sports horses for showjumping, dressage and eventing. We are lucky enough to own a number of stallions with some of the most demanded bloodlines in the world including Jasper, Ramiro Z, Darco, Quidam De Ravel, Calvados, Lauriston, Contender, Renville, Nimmador and Corland to name just a few.

Graham Knight

Graham Knight - UK - Showjumping

Graham Law

Graham Law - UK - Eventing

Fiona Graham

Fiona Graham - USA - Eventing

Heidi Storm Graham

Heidi Storm Graham - USA

Laura Graham

Laura Graham - UK

Double Brandy

International show jumping horse Double Brandy competed by Graham Fletcher

Graham Motion

Graham Motion - USA

Helen Graham

Helen Graham - New Zealand - Endurance Rider

Molly Graham

Molly Graham - Canada - Showjumping

Dorothy Graham-Vannais

Dorothy Graham-Vannais - USA - Showjumping Rider

Juliet Graham - Wait

Juliet Graham - Wait - Canada - Eventing

Graham Winn

Graham Winn - South Africa - Eventing

Graham McCourt

Graham McCourt - Jockey

Jason Graham Kirk

Jason Graham Kirk - Australia - Endurance Rider

Kenneth Graham

Kenneth Graham - Ireland - Showjumping Rider Kenneth Graham Horses - DR NO EQUINEX Z , PACINO AMIRO , TULLABEG JACKSON

Buttevant Boy

Buttevant Boy was instrumental in helping British showjumper Graham Fletcher becoming a household name. Graham Fletcher started riding the talented gleding at the age of four by the sixteen year old Yorkshiremen. Together the pair showed promise from the star qualifying for the foxhunter final at the horse of the year show, within a year Buttevant Boy was a grade A the success would continue and would numerous competitions and classes all around the world.

Buttevant Boy was 16.3hh bred out of an Irish mare with an unknown pedigree sired by a thoroughbred stallion. Graham Fletcher and Buttevant Boy had a long career, after 14 years competing together Buttevant Boy suffered a tendon injury and was retired, he spent 12 years in retirement at Graham Fletcher`s yard before being put to sleep at the age of 30.

(12 Aug 1971) The climax of this year`s International Horse Show in Dublin was when Graham Fletcher, riding Buttevant Boy, won the Irish Government Trophy for Britain.

Graham Fletcher - Buttevant Boy - Hickstead Derby Bank

Graham Fletcher on Buttevant Boy

Courtney Graham

Courtney Graham - New Zealand - Eventing