Today, Infinity is in Wisconsin, owned by Susan Koos-Acker of Twisted Oak Welsh, where he is a valued sire and a multi-Supreme Champion Welsh, who also competes in the driving ring. 

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In 2014, we did an exchange AI breeding with Winona Myers in Kansas, who had Cat Creek Innuendo, the result of old bloodlines we've long admired. This was with the hope that she might produce a filly for our program, as it's difficult to keep on homebred colts when our small broodmare band is mostly related. But from the start, we felt Infinity was special, and we sure like his sire's bloodlines, so we kept him on to show and sire his first crop of foals before he moved on. We didn't receive the filly we hoped for; however he sired Ianto (x Alvesta Gwyneth) and Gwydion (x Islyn Gwerthfawr), who have both gone on to be beloved driving ponies in the USA. 

 

Before Infinity left us, we showed him to Youngstock Champion, Supreme Champion, and Futurity Grand Champion Sport Pony. As a yearling, judge Elizabeth Russell of the Gartconnel Stud awarded him Youngstock Champion and Res. Supreme Champion Welsh and said, "This lovely colt was very correct. As well as having Welsh Mountain Pony characteristics, his kindness was evident. He also was shortly coupled, had a lovely length of rein and head/shoulder set, moved straight, and covered the ground. He lifted at the trot, and his behaviour for a yearling was impeccable in that he showed himself to his best.”

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The next year, as a two-year-old, judge Heather Black said, “he has a lovely head, is well balanced, and has free-flowing movement,” awarding him Youngstock Futurity Supreme Welsh and Futurity Grand Champion Sport Pony.

 

While he was with us, he spent his winters with stallion pals and in 2019, his first mares joined his spring/summer paddock. They settled right in, and Infinity was so good with his mares and their foals. What an exceptional temperament that young stallion had. He and his stallion pals also had ground work and their first backings, and Infinity eagerly accepted the new challenges, enjoying the attention.

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You can watch his four-year-old videos below.