We maintain a select breeding program. We offer a limited number of horses for sale & we also offer breeding services to outside mares on a limited basis. 

Pembroke Stud is standing one stallion in 2008 with a view to introducing a Clydesdale-X stallion for the 2009 breeding season.

Pembroke Corsair

16hands - Irish Sport Horse Stallion bred by Alton Dickie in Southland.  Pembroke Corsair is an athletic individual and has been standing at stud at Glenaray Station up to 2004. The youngsters he has left have very good natures with outstanding conformation and movement. Ideal types for a great range of disciplines. He has left outstanding foals when crossed with a range of mares. 

Pembroke Corsair's Service Fee $495 + GST with a live foal guarantee. Click here to view/print the service contract

Pembroke Corsair's sire, Kingcroft Wicklow (pictured left), competed to grand prix level in show-jumping with Tim Price, and his progeny are performing in all disciplines throughout New Zealand. Several have been exported and are competing with success in the USA. 
Kingcroft Wicklow is by Registered Irish Draught Kingsway Diamond (pictured left) 

If you are interested in breeding a top sports horse for yourself then here is a great opportunity at a very reasonable price. 

 An ideal mare to cross with our stallion would be the 1/2 Clydesdale type mare that you would like to breed with and maybe give a bit more athleticism. This would produce the perfect Cavalcade-type horse. Even crossing with a TB mare Pembroke Corsair is leaving 15 stone hacks (95kg - Heavy Hunter types) 

The Irish Sport Horse is an active short-shinned powerful horse with substance and quality. Standing over a lot of ground, he is proud and bearing, deep of girth, strong of back, loin and quarters.
The unique base of the Thoroughbred and the Irish Draught produces the Irish Sport Horse/Irish Hunter, which is renowned for its natural ability, depth of bone and jumping prowess. This magical mixture combines the speed and style of the Thoroughbred with the durability, strength and athleticism of the Irish Draught Horse. The hardy sound constitution and placid temperament of the Irish Draught is transmitted to the Irish Sport Horse and the Thoroughbred contributes quality fineness to these characteristics.  The Irish Sport Horse/Irish Hunter

John Whitaker (Milton) has commented on his success with Irish Horses: "The Irish Horse can continue his work from where he finished off the previous day, unlike other breeds where you can start at page one of the manual every day he comes out".

This statement can easily be endorsed when we look at the Irish horses that have competed successfully in all disciplines at international level; Ryan's Son, Towerlands, Mister Softis, Flannagan, Stroller, Murphy Himself, Vivaldi, Mill Pearl, Boomerang, Milton, Glenburnie, Priceless and Wilton Fair.