Clydesdale harness stolen in Waikato stud burglary

A reddish stallion roller is amid the items stolen from a transportation container at a Waikato stud.

A large quantity of Clydesdale harness has been stolen from a stud inwards the Waikato.

The theft from a transportation container at Ashburn Clydesdale Stud inwards Gordonton includes a substantial amount of irreplaceable harness made past times George Simmons.

Owner Vivien Simmons is appealing for the public’s assist inwards getting the gear returned.

Simmons said nigh of the stolen items were private pieces or sets of hand-crafted harness amongst pregnant sentimental value. Many were real distinctive, she said.

Even to a greater extent than items may yet live on identified every bit stolen every bit the identify unit of measurement was nonetheless sorting through the transportation container.

Several present halters are amid the missing items.

The missing items:

• Stallion roller: red, white together with blueish striped girth amongst a leather top, amongst silvery fittings across the dorsum – shown inwards the photograph above.
• Stallion bridle amongst silvery fittings together with bit

Show halters:

• Large mare halter amongst brass fittings.
• Large mare halter amongst silvery fittings amongst reddish leather backgrounds.
• Yearling halter amongst brass fittings.
• Foal halter.
• Plain leather stallion halter
• Leather leads together with chains

Other items:

• Scotch winkers – flat, amongst ii circular silvery fittings over reddish leather on the apartment winker
• Breastplates or martingales, matching couplet amongst crescents, which buckle to neckband together with downwardly to belly ring girth
• Open plow bridles x2
• 1 laid upward of scotch high overstep hames – overstep quality
• Horse brasses – brass amongst leather amongst names of horses on each Equus caballus brass – Ruskington Harvester together with Grey/Silver Knight
• Hame droppers, dark leather amongst silvery fittings to clip from hame telephone together with drib downwardly to the chains
• Set of English linguistic communication apartment heavy winkers together with brass hames
• Side Saddle – made inwards the 1800’s from grunter skin, real distinct embossed flap – raised stitched expanse on close side, white lining on panels.
• Wintec Pro 17” synthetic GP saddle

Anyone amongst information that may live on of assist is asked to contact either Vivien Simmons on 021 125 9812 or 07 884 7666; or Hillary Simmons on 021940326 or 06 212 0203.

The stolen scotch high overstep hames.

 

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