EXCEPTIONAL YOUNG MARE BY SECRET

• Hanoverian
• Dark bay
• Mare
• 5 years
• 16.2 hands

• VERY FEW HORSES LIKE HER EVER COME ON THE MARKET
• BRED AND CAREFULLY PRODUCED BY US. GREAT CARE AND ATTENTION HAS BEEN TAKEN AT EVERY STAGE
• THE RIGHT HOME FOR HER IS ESSENTIAL. SOMEWHERE SHE WILL BE REALLY APPRECIATED.

Seagry St-Emilion (Millie) 04/06/20 Dark Bay mare - Millie is a 3rd generation home bred by Embryo Transfer by the exceptional stallion Secret out of Premium BHHS Mare Seagry Danita (D'Egalite). She is a very special mare, brought on slowly and professionally produced. Her full life has been spent here and her full history is available.

Lovely correct conformation, natural 'up-hill' build (slightly under 16.2hh at withers, 16hh at rump). Well boned and three very good paces. She is vice free and light in the hand and forward going. Time has been taken and a classical approach has been taken in her development. As yet she has not competed.

The sire Secret is an amazing stallion. He was the World Champion and Vice World Champion. He is stamped by his triple World Champion sire Sezuan. Secret has a great frame and strong joints and bones. He has great looks from his dam’s sire, St. Moritz. he is a kind, hard-working stallion with amazing paces. He is the sire of a huge number of highly successful offspring.

Millie is from a powerful dam line of Premium mares. Her grandam and great grandam are very successful Small tour horses. Her 8 year old dam, Seagry Danita (Dannie), is owned and competed by a highly talented blind Para rider. This gives an insight into the wonderful temperament this line has. Dannie was an Elite first Premium foal and then again as a 3 year old. She was the highest graded 3 year old in 2023. The Grandam, Seagry Firstamour (Amy) is a National Champion at Advanced Medium FSM, and second reserve Champion at PSG S. She is moving up to Inter 2 in 2026.

Millie is young and still has a lot to learn but she is completely unspoilt and is a good learner. In the right hands she has all it takes to be a very successful horse.