Shweet Charity is a real beauty out of one of my sweetest mares. Charity has the pedigree for either hunter or dressage.
 

SOLD! Congratulations to Lisa of DE!

The first foal of the season is this tall, very correct chestnut colt with lots of BLING! He can really MOVE (!) and he is a charmer, to boot. Angie is a lucky new owner.
 

SOLD! Congrats to Angie Cole of FL!

The first foal of 2013 and a really good one- also named Premium. He is tall, elegant, and has the exact same star as his famous grand dad, Sir Donnerhall. He can really move!
New video Dec. 8, 2014. He is going to be really tall!

 

SOLD! Congrats to Bonnie of MD!

Whorking Girl has just been backed by Andy, our resident breaker and Pierre is shown riding her for the second time. This is maybe the 15-16th time being ridden. Please excuse the clip job. She came in from our paddock with mud dingleberries and it was too cold to bathe her. She has movement mechanics like Welcome S- power from behind and a future abiliuty to collect bred into her. Her grandsire Wallstreet Kid was also an FEI horse.  

SOLD! Congratulations to Kristen Schwaegerle!

Fhrontier is as sweet as can be. He has presence and movement to die for, including a huge, pure walk. 

SOLD! congratulations to Kathy Bryan!

Hhors is a dream to ride even though she is just green broke. Beth had NO problems and everything that is asked of her, she does like she wants so bad to please. Easy, easy, easy! Not so tall- perfect for the smaller amateur rider or breed her because of her rare bloodlines. She participated in the GOV Mare Performance Test at our farm on July 13th, ridden by Lauren Casale, who is the daughter of Sue, her new owner. She received good scores overall. Sue and Lauren have already taken her to a local hunter show, where she won all of her classes! 

SOLD! Congratulations Sue Casale!

Rheceptionist was taken to the Hedgeland inspection in Waterford, Va on Oct. 4, 2008. She received an overall 7.33 with a 9 for head, and 8's for neck, typiness and femininity, impulsion and elasticity and walk. Unfortunately, she had pulled a muscle over her right point of the buttocks and she had been ever so slightly sore for a few weeks prior to the MPT. We just kept her in light work, hoping for the best. After putting on a show of her gaits in the ring the evening before the actual test, I was especially worried. Unfortunately, there was nothing left in the tank for the actual MPT, and her scores reflected this. She squeeked by with an overall 7.0 as a score, making her eligable for EMC status by the skin of her teeth. It is always so stressful for these really young mares to travel 3-4 hours in their first trailer trip, have their first overnight experience in a strange stall and then have to perform for their very first event off of our farm. I was proud she could hold it together, frankly. She was a bit crabby and this was reflected in her rideability score of 6.5- definately not where she normally would have been scored. She received and 8 for the walk and a 7.5 for the jumping. The following day, she placed second in the three year old mares class at the MAHB mare show. She was tired, but I had to support the show- I was show secretary and entries were light. Now all she has to do is produce a nice foal by Welcome, so she has had plenty of time to relax and recover from a very long weekend! There were horrible photos taken at the event, so I have nothing to show under saddle or over fences. The conformation shots are ones I took after the Mare Show. 

SOLD! Congratulations to Michelle Lauber of CO!