STALLIONS Tamarack Hill Farm’s Formula One is standing with Michael and Nathalie Pollard at their Chatsworth Stud, Dalton, GA. For breeding questions and stallion contract go to Chatsworthstud.com. We also have access to Mark Todd's Aberjack, who is standing at the University of Massachusetts. BROOD MARES Beaulieu’s Comedy Dobel's Cento Capitol I V. Capitano Viola V. Maximus Armandine Alexis Z V. Almé Z Penny Lane V. Pilot With Michael and Nathalie Pollard, we jointly own 10 yr. old Beaulieu’s Comedy, a 2000 broodmare by Dobel's Cento x Armandine. Beaulieu's Cool Centolina Beaulieu's Coolman Quidam de Revel V. Jalisco B Pumuckl V.Pluspunkt (x V. Pilot) Beaulieu's Comedy Dobel's Cento V. Capitol I Armandine V. Alexis Z x Pilot Lena is a 5 yr. old reg. Luxemburgeois in foal to Holsteiner, Beaulieu’s Conquest. Mistry Oak Babamist Mystic Relic Babadana Flushing Chestry Oak Core Buff Buffoonery (Tom Fool) Chee Oaks Hunters Moon IV Mistry Oak is a 1994 Thoroughbred. See full Pedigree Just Lyndi Just West Far North Northern Dancer Clear Tone Hasty Road Lynjetter Goliad Hawaii Never Touch Docile Boy (Never Bend) See full Pedigree Just Lyndi, a 1995 Thoroughbred ridden by Erin Contino, was a winning Intermediate eventer. RIDING HORSES Loftus Fox Lofty, a 1996 Irish Tbx gelding by Taldi, is Denny’s current preliminary horse. Union Station Union, 2000 Tb gelding by Dumaani x Capella’s New Star, is Denny’s project. He's an off-the-track TB. Uwharrie Assault Harrie, a 1999 Tb gelding by Not Surprised (His Majesty) x Lynjetter, is May’s project. We own 4 daughters of Beaulieu’s Coolman Left to right: Atti, Simply and Cordie (Lena is currently in foal) Beaulieu's Cool Concorde Beaulieu's Cool Concorde Beaulieu's Coolman Quidam de Revel V. Jalisco B Pumuckl V.Pluspunkt (x V. Pilot) Jurella Concorde V. Voltaire Urella V. Cadmus XX x Joost Cordie, a 4 year old in 2009, competed up to beginner novice. Beaulieu's Cool Attitude Beaulieu's Cool Attitude Beaulieu's Coolman Quidam de Revel V. Jalisco B Pumuckl V.Pluspunkt (x V. Pilot) Jurella Concorde V. Voltaire Urella V. Cadmus XX x Joost Atti, Cordie’s 3 yr. old full sister, was broken by Daryl this fall Beaulieu's Simply Cool Beaulieu's Simply Cool Beaulieu's Coolman Quidam de Revel V. Jalisco B Pumuckl V.Pluspunkt (x V. Pilot) Beaulieu's Simply the Best Accord II V. Ahorn Z Pinacolada V. Pilot 3 year old, Simply, was broken by Paige Skipper last summer Diamond Camilla Diamond Camilla Aberjack Aberlou Aberconway Miss Charlie Ranger White Diamond Rockrimmon Silver Diamond Sillot Hill Jirehs Mercy White Clover See full Pedigree Millie, coming 5 yrs. old, is back in training after having a Formula One foal. YOUNG HORSES Celtic Oak (2007) Celty is a 3 yr. old gelding by Formula One out of Mistry Oak. He will be broken this spring/summer. Con Cento (2007) Con Cento Beaulieu's Conquest Corrado I V. Cor de la Bryere Florida II V. Calando I Beaulieu's Comedy Dobel's Cento V. Capitol I Armandine V. Alexis Z x Pilot Con Cento is a big, strong grey son of two royally bred jumpers. His sire, Beaulieu’s Conquest is by Corrado I, sire of multiple Olympic and international jumpers. His dam, by the double Olympic gold medallist, Dobel’s Cento, is a half sister to Lisa Jacquin’s Beaulieu’s Talisman, the 5-year-old winner of the 2006 Young Jumper Championship Finals at the Hampton Classic. Con Cento is co-owned with Michael and Nathalie Pollard.

FORMER HORSES
Victor Dakin
Over Waterloo Rails at 1974 Burghley World Championships, on their way to a clear round and USET Team gold medal. Victor Dakin also won the 1976 US National Championships at Radnor, PA
1976, prior to the Olympic selection trials
York
		1979 USEA Horse of the Year.
Won the US National Championship 3-Day at Chesterland in 1979
Farnley Rob Roy
US Nat'l Reserve Champion at 1982 Chesterland 3-day. Here, coming out of Head of Lake at Rolex.
Epic Win
Victory gallop at Bromont CCI** 1992
At Rolex in 1990
Wintry Oak
Winning the preliminary level event at Jumping Branch, SC, 1999		Placing 2nd, against mainly Arabs, in the 1999 GMHA 100 mile trail ride
Foxed Again
Steeplechase at Radnor 3-Day
Cat
There's quite a story connected to Cat. In the late '60s, Denny boarded his 1st event horse, Lighting Magic, at a farm in Easthampton, Mass., then called "Golden Ring Farm" (now Heritage Farm). The farm owner, Mike Kaye, bought Cat from some Western dealer. He'd been a barrel racer in Oklahoma, and was a big, rawboned horse of indeterminate breeding. Denny bought Cat for $800.00 in about 1967, and started trying to turn him into an eventer. He was a phenomenal jumper, but a basket case in dressage. When you saluted the judge, by dropping your hand, Cat thought you were whipping him, and he'd leap up and sideways, not ingratiating himself to the judge. He was the first horse Denny ever rode advanced, at the Dunham Quebec 1971 3-day. He was also the only horse Denny ever cleared 6 foot over fences.
King Oscar
		Mike Plumb, Denny Emerson, Derek di Grazia at Rolex
Griffin Griffin by Tamarack stallion Forfeit		Jetting West Winning GMHA Prelim 2005. Tamarack owns JW's dam, Lynjetter, and several of her foals
Core Buff		Odessa Contessa UNH, 1988
Chestry Oak Homebred by Core Buff x Chee Oaks
Lighting Magic Denny's first event horse, 1964, heading to the post for the start of The Essex Foxhounds Point to Point race, Far Hills, NJ.		GMHA Preliminary 3-day event, Aug of 1962
Rett Butler 2004, the Tevis Cup 50th Anniversary Race, and 2005, 70th GMHA 100 Mile Ride		Lippitt Sandy 1st vet inspection at the 1957 GMHA 100 Mile Trail Ride, behind the old Woodstock Inn. Lippitt Sandy was a Morgan. This was Denny's 2nd GMHA 100 mile, the 1st being the previous year.
GMHA 100 Mile horses Lippitt Rebecca, Dapper Dan, Bienvenue		Lippitt Tweedle Dee Denny riding the three year old Morgan stallion Lippitt Tweedle Dee, owned by Vermont Governor Deane Davis, at the 1961 Morrisville, VT, Horse Show
Paint Denny at his 1st competition, the Stoneleigh-Prospect Hill School gymkhana, April, 1954. Denny was 12. Paint was about 14.1 hh.
Denny's start as an enterprising Equine professional:
Denny's pony ride business, circa 1953-54. Now, about 55 years later, not much has fundamentally changed!! Jack Baker is on the left, Denny's on the right (with hat). They put out a card table, with cash box, at the end of the driveway, and a hand painted sign: "PONY RIDES, 10 CENTS; 3 FOR 25 CENTS." On a good afternoon, they might make 3 or 4 dollars, not bad for 11-year-olds in 1953.
Speed Axcel Last horse competed at the advanced level, in 1999
For Pete's Sake
House Guest Was jumper prior to becoming May's first event horse, 1967		Everybody's Girl
Dakota Swift		Rogue At Radnor Preliminary 3-day
Opera Ghost

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