Had a great foundation put in him, no holes in his education, never rushed. Dam competed higher level eventing with young rider.
Kind as the day is long, no buck, rear and no vices. No problem with trailering- walks straight inn. Beautiful mover and scope for days..
Just starting out his show career, clean PPE and X-rays available.

"Forrest" is a 16.3hh Zangershiede gelding. He was correstly started, easy to collect, and responsive to the aids with phenominal FEI potential. With training level scores in the 70's and is ready to move up to 1st level, while schooling 3rd level at home with a green flying lead change. He is still green at shows but comes out better each time off property!

Atlas is a 17.1 hand coming 7 year old black Percheron/Standardbred cross gelding. Atlas has foxhunted (second field) a handful of times and seems to really enjoy it. He is good around the hounds and is happy to go whatever pace the rider wishes. Atlas has also shown at a couple of starter trials at the intro level. He’s schooling training level dressage, as well as leg yields and some shoulder-in. He is jumping 2’3" courses. He is honest and brave and enjoys jumping. Atlas is a beautiful horse that gets attention wherever he goes.

Ptolemy is such a phenomenal horse. He has a great personality and three super gaits. His canter is very dreamy to ride. Ptolemy has a good work ethic and comes with a fun sweet personality. He loves to be loved on and messed with. He will excel at dressage. He went to his first show and scored a 71.5 in training level. I think he would also do well as a jumper. His bloodlines are very versatile.

Apollo, an 8 year old, 16.2H imported Irish Sport Horse, is schooling 2nd level movements plus half pass. He has show experience as an event horse, but has decided he prefers dressage! He trail rides through the woods around the farm, and hacks out. You won't find an easier horse to live with and to handle in the barn, he is very calm and gentle. This handsome chestnut is still getting the hang of our sport, but has accomplished so much in only 2 months of being in a dressage program, that I believe he will be able to continue to move up the levels.