Showing posts with label Horses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horses. Show all posts

Saturday, October 11, 2025

Equestrian ornaments for horse harnesses

 The chateau at Angers has a very nice display of horse harness pendants currently until the end of October, I thought I would take photos and post them. 

1&2 Blazon Clermont-en-Beauvasis 1250-1400

3. Family de Harcourt, Normandy 1250-1410
4. Family de Lusignan 1250-1400

5. king Richard 1198 
6a prince John 1170-1198

7. Abbaye Peterborough 1450
8. Fleur de Lys Rene d’Anjou

9. English cross 1250
10. French 1250

11. French cross
12. English 

13. English 1250-1400
14 French 1250-1400

15. Family de Bochum 1450
16 Spanish 

17. English 1300-1400
18. France 1200-1400

19. Family de Dreux
20. Family de Harcourt 

21. French 
22. French 

23. Family de Tibetot, 1300 England
24. French 
Cheers
Matt


Saturday, April 20, 2024

German Wehrmacht Horse harness

 I have been messing around with some German horse transport recently and I wanted to get some photos of some museum examples of German horse harness for the small trailers (jigs as we call them in Australia). So when I was on tour this week with guests I managed to snap a few at the DDay experience museum. I will pass these onto Dan who is adding 3d files for us crazy Wargamers so I can have the correct harness! 






Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Warwick Gold Cup Winner 2011

And now for a off topic post ................A big congratulations to my brother Tom Williamson who won the Warwick Gold cup on the weekend on his horse "Serene Acres". The Black Toyota Warwick Gold Cup is Australia's premier campdrafting event with prizemoney and trophies to the value of $76,370.

When I was younger my parents dragged my  brother and sisters and myself all over northern NSW and southern Queensland competing in this unique Australian horse sport. Tom has always been competitive and has won a lot of campdrafting events in his life (I have won two!) , this event has been at the top of his dream list to win, to top it off he won the event on his 40th birthday!!!!!!

Tom currently is the CEO of the family farming enterprises and runs his own Quarter Horse and Australian Stock Horse stud "Moore Park" at  Pinkett NSW, standing a number of QH and ASH Stallions.



Cheers
Matt