Showing posts with label Colt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colt. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Ricoco, 2008 Hanoverian Colt by Rubino Bellissimo out of Winala (Wolkenstein II X Pinkus), $12,000 obo



A handsome colt by Rubino Bellissimo out of Imported Hanoverian States Premium Mare Winala who has exceptional pedigree: more than four generations of State Premium Mares! By the German Champion Riding Horse Wolkenstein II, who also won his stallion approvals. Wolkenstein II is by the legendary Weltmeyer and out of State Premium Mare Wolke (by Wendekreis). Winala’s dam is State Premium Mare Pincarla (Pinkus – Don Carlos). Winala is a lovely iridescent chestnut with correct conformation, elegance and movement to die for. True to her heritage, her foals are simply irresistable. Ricoco is the full brother of Rinala who was a breed show winner and was 4th in the mare class at the prestigious Devon breed show. This colt is a bona fide stallion prospect, showing great presence at only a few days old. Price $12,000 obo. Contact Dream Hill Farm or call Suzanne at 276-628-9090.

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Mufasa, 2008 Hanoverian colt by Montserrat






This true black colt is by the 16.3 hh Hanoverian stallion, Montserrat, who was champion at his stallion licensing in Adelheidsdorf, and he is out of the black Oldenburg mare, Rafiki (Rotspon), who was a premium filly at her Oldenburg inspection. With his regal pedigree, Mufasa is expected to be an FEI prospect. Mufasa has outstanding conformation and good looks, and he is already displaying lovely round and uphill movement while playing in the pasture. He is a true Black Beauty! Offered by Gateway Farm. (209)759-9700.

Saturday, December 8, 2007

Wondriano, 2007 Hanoverian (AHS) Colt , $13,500

Incredibly handsome colt with modern conformation and lovely and elastic movements, who caused a stir in the audience at the inspection when he trotted out. The judges commented favorably on his lively, animated expression, his pretty head and neck, and the slope of his shoulder. He should finish 16.2-16.3 hands with great angles to his strong limbs. He has already behaved like a well-trained adult horse. His weaning went very well, shows no signs of separation anxiety or insecurity. He appears to be quite independent and self-confident without any tendency toward being herd bound. Unless he sells to a good home first, he will be gelded at around a year of age. Asking $13,500. Call Nancy Makowski at CPR Sporthorses: 505-425-9124 or 505-718-6129 (cell).