About Us
Babes horses if a family run business comprising of George, Muriel, Lindsay, Stacey, Stephanie and Graham Babes.
George and Muriel:
We have been buying, selling and producing horses and ponies for over 25 years. Many of which have gone on to win and be placed in European Championships, in showjumping and eventing.
It is not only the top end of the market that we cater for, we supply many riding schools throughout scotland with horses and ponies, and a large proportion of our business is to riding club and pony club level clients.
We always have a large selection of horses and ponies in stock of all varieties, so there is almost always something to suit. If we do have the suitable horse we will be able to source one for you.
Most of our horses are bought abroad in france, belguim, holland, germany, sweden, norway and the majority of our ponies from Ireland. Over the years we have built up a massive clientel worldwide, selling many horses to America, Spain and as far as Dubai.
Stacey is 21 and also been involved in horses all her life, competing on her first Scottish team at the tender age of 6, the youngerst ever person to represent their country. She has also represented Great Britain on nations cup teams to date on young rider teams. Stacey is also involved in the selling and producing of horses, and has achieved her coaching certificate. Stacey has qualified for 2 classes at The Horse of the Year Show 2009 on her home produced 6 year old Waldemar who was recently 3rd in the prestigious 6&7 year old championship at Cavan Equestrian Centre in Ireland.
Stephanie is 17 years old, she also works on the yard, she won the British championship in 2005 and has competed every year for the past 4 years on the Scottish teams, she qualified for the Horse of the year show 2006 and in 2008 came 3rd in the junior Foxhunter Final and 10th in the junior Newcomers Final at the Horse of the Year Show. And is now competing horses successfully.
Graham is 11 years old and is having a brilliant start to his showjumping career, he won the 138cms Final at The Royal Highland Show and was also placed in the 128cms final. Graham also competed on both the 128cms and 138cms Scottish Teams throughout 2008 and 2009. Graham is now preparing for his debut at The Horse of the Year Show.
