Gershwin is the first foal by our popular imported pony stallion Goldjunge (visit Goldjunge's Facebook page; he is the only Golden West stallion standing in North America) Soon after coming to this country in late summer 2024, Goldjunge won Grand Champion Pony at Devon. Gershwin's imported Premium dam Viva la Vida is the only mare in North America by Vincent, famous jumping/dressage pony stallion, and Gershwin is her first foal. He has inherited his father's amazing coloring and both of his parents' outstanding temperaments. His movement is lovely.

2024 Bay Westfalen Colt

Neverland x Nieuwmoed’s Mrs. Jones

Imported in-utero, this foal is something special; NeverEver is presence personified. Both his sire and dam have absolutely outstanding movement and exceptional temperaments. Mrs. Jones is lovely and an extravagant mover; current European go-to stallion Neverland is the definition of handsome (video of him here). Stallion prospect, super friendly, lots of chrome. Should finish large.

Very sweet in your pocket mare, would be great for a young pro or talented AA. This mare would excel in working equitation, dressage, trail riding, therapy horse work. She is the absolute easiest horse around the barn to deal with. She does have a go button when your riding her but she has never reared, bucked, or bolted (she basically just will trot fast. She went to World Equestrian Center (Ohio) the weekend of June 6-8 and was an absolute rockstar. No longing just popped right on and hacked around the facility, like she had been there many times before.

Middleburg, VA
He's A Very Classy Boy "AVERY" 2020 imported and dual Registered 15'3h black dressage QH gelding. Started shoulder in and canter walk transitions. Three pure gaits, highlighting rideability in the canter. Does not shy. No vices. Mature character with exceptional manners and exceptional disposition. Well traveled to multiple show venues 70%+ with scores through T1.
x-rays on file. Will remain in professional training. Multiple Videos.

Very sweet in your pocket mare, would be great for a young pro or talented AA. This mare would excel in working equitation, dressage, trail riding, therapy horse work. She is the absolute easiest horse around the barn to deal with. She does have a go button when your riding her but she has never reared, bucked, or bolted (she basically just will trot fast. She went to World Equestrian Center (Ohio) the weekend of June 6-8 and was an absolute rockstar. No longing just popped right on and hacked around the facility, like she had been there many times before.