Mill Law is one of the most popular Sports Horse Stallions of modern times, due, not only to his own impeccable competition record, gaining 152 BE and 145 BD points, but also for the outstanding youngstock he is producing. His loose, correct paces, athletic jump, excellent conformation and exceptional temperament enabled him to upgrade to Advanced by the May in his seventh year, a really remarkable achievement.

Mill Law's offspring have had phenomenal success in Young Horse classes and now that they are getting older are certainly making their mark in the Eventing field. They include:

- Numerous Burghley Young horse class winners

- Burghley Young Event Horse Champion and Runner-up

- Five horses that have achieved 15/15 for conformation in these classes

- British Eventing Young Horse Championships Winner and Runner-up

- British Eventing's best British Bred 4 and 6 year old award winners 2008

- Five horses qualified for the 2008 British Eventing 4 year old Championships winning four Qualifiers

- Event horses that have won at every level up to Advanced including an International Three Day Event winner

- Prolific winners in the show ring at major county shows including The Royal Newark and Notts, Lincolnshire, Great Yorkshire, Leicester County, East of England, Midlands County, Bramham, Yorkshire Sport Horse Show and the National Hunter Show

Mill Law is the only stallion in the history of the futurity scheme to have sired overall Event Champions in every age group from foals to 6 year olds.

His credentials speak for themselves so if you dream of breeding a champion of the future Mill Law is certainly one to consider. If you want to breed the best, use the best!

Stud fee for fresh/chilled semen 2010: £700 NFFR

Breed: 7/8th Thoroughbred, 1/8th Arab

Colour: Bay (Tested Homozygous Black/Brown (EE) - he has sired no chestnut foals)

Height: 16.1hh

Year and place of birth: 1992 GB

Owner: Sue Browne

Tel: 01777 249552

Email: se.browne@btinternet.com

Website: www.milllaw.com

Samiel           (Thoroughbred)	Kings Leap      (Thoroughbred)	Princely Gift (Thoroughbred)
		Impala          (Thoroughbred)
	Manon             (Thoroughbred)	Harwell        (Thoroughbred)
		Ballechin      (Thoroughbred)
Winsloscintilation                 (British Sport Horse)	Col. Gainsborough (Angloarab)	General Grant           (Arab)
		Rosegain       (Thoroughbred)
	Tamla             (Thoroughbred)	Blackness     (Thoroughbred)
		Tamarind     (Thoroughbred)

Cotton King (by Mill Law). Winner of Burghly Young Event Horse Final and runner-up BE Young Horse Final

Run Of The Mill (by Mill Law). Winner of the Necarne CCI** and runner-up in the Burghly Young Horse Final

Chance In A Million (by Mill Law). Overall Champion Potential Event Horse at Bramham and Reserve Champion Sport Horse Foal at the National Hunter Show