Our Sales Horses...
Anandita
(*Kordelas x Analiza by *Probat): 2004 Bay Filly. Pure Polish. Western pleasure/working
western/reining prospect with 120 days saddle training. 14.3hh,
substantial, and athletic.
Sire, *KORDELAS, is a 2x Salon du Cheval Top Ten Stallion and 2004 US
National Reining Top Ten horse. He is sired by MONOGRAMM and out of
European Reserve Champion mare, KABALA by PALAS. Dam, ANALIZA, is by
Swedish National Champion stallion, *PROBAT, and out of a NEGATRAZ (by *BASK)
daughter. Future broodmare candidate. This is a special filly and
will be sold to the right home only! You can see "Dita's" foal picture on
our foals page!
*Pictures taken at 3.5 yrs old. |
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Asahara Heat
(Desert Heat VF +/ x Analiza by *Probat): 2007 Chestnut Filly. A
2008 yearling halter prospect, as well as western or hunter pleasure prospect
down the road. A look alike daughter of DESERT HEAT VF +/, who's show
record accomplishments include: 1995 US National Yearling Colt Champion, 1997
Scottsdale Stallion Breeding Champion, 1997 US National Champion Futurity Colt,
1998 US National Reserve Champion Stallion, 1999 Canadian National Top Ten
Stallion, 1999 US National Top Ten Stallion, 2000 Canadian National Top Ten
Stallion, 2002 Canadian National Champion Senior Stallion, 2002 US National
Reserve Champion Senior Stallion, 2007 Canadian National Champion Stallion AAO,
and 2007 US National Senior Stallion Top Ten. Lots of neck and legs,
packaged with a nice quiet attitude. We expect her to end up quite tall
(sire is 15.3hh). Future broodmare candidate. Read more about
"Sarah" on our foals page!
*Pictures taken at 2 months old. |
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*Only one of these two fillies listed above will be sold, and the other will be retained for our breeding program.
*Please contact us for current pricing. Prices are subject to change due to horse training and development.
Horses Sold...
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Bey Rum (Desperado V x
Dilemme by Cognac): 1997 Bay Gelding. Western prospect. 15.1-15.2hh.
*SOLD TO NORTH CAROLINA. GOOD LUCK, JEAN!* |
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