Lets see those Warmblood crosses!!!!
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Brooke Renaud
, Sep 27 2006 05:27 PM
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Posted 27 September 2006 - 05:27 PM
Heres our warmblood arab cross fillies of 2006.
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Posted 28 September 2006 - 08:37 AM
Our 2005 Trak/Arab filly. She jumped out of the arena when she was 4 mos. old. 
This year, as a yearling, she has cleared the 5' fence around her paddock twice ... once on the way out, and again back into the paddock. Sorry, don't have any current pics. As a yearling, she stands almost 15.1 on a stick with a level.
This year, as a yearling, she has cleared the 5' fence around her paddock twice ... once on the way out, and again back into the paddock. Sorry, don't have any current pics. As a yearling, she stands almost 15.1 on a stick with a level.
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Posted 28 September 2006 - 09:38 AM
Here is our 2006 Arab/Trak Warmblood Colt - Riaalto
Sire: Feuertanzer (Martini *Pg*E* x Fancy Free)
Dam: Raachel (JK Spartan x SS Regina)
He's going to be a big boy. He's on his third halter, he keeps outgrowing them.
Sire: Feuertanzer (Martini *Pg*E* x Fancy Free)
Dam: Raachel (JK Spartan x SS Regina)
He's going to be a big boy. He's on his third halter, he keeps outgrowing them.
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Posted 29 September 2006 - 01:27 PM
Here is our 2006 colt sired by my arabian stallion Bey Beau, out of Amazing Grace, Trak x Swedish warmblood cross (she is branding ISR but could hold Trakehner papers instead) He is pictured at 3 months.
ok tried to post more pics of legs but it won't let me.....there are more of him on my website.
ok tried to post more pics of legs but it won't let me.....there are more of him on my website.
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Posted 15 October 2006 - 08:52 PM
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(Hopefully, new to posting )Here's a pic of Implicit RgF at 9 months old. She's by Ideal, (OLD), out of our 15.3 JK Amadeus daughter. Looking forward to showing her in the sporthorse-in-hand classes as a two year old next year. Her older purebred brother has rec'd 8's for his trot in hand and is looking really nice starting under saddle.
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(Hopefully, new to posting )Here's a pic of Implicit RgF at 9 months old. She's by Ideal, (OLD), out of our 15.3 JK Amadeus daughter. Looking forward to showing her in the sporthorse-in-hand classes as a two year old next year. Her older purebred brother has rec'd 8's for his trot in hand and is looking really nice starting under saddle.
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Posted 13 November 2006 - 11:24 PM
As we have been consolidating our jumping lineages and breeding warmblood, I offer a picture of our foundaton mare Heidemari
Heidemari was indeed an Arabian cross by Fagir,
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an Arabian stallion by Ibn Fokhri (by Nazeer) who was imported in utero from Egypt and 100 day tested with warmblood stallions in Germany before being accepted into Trakehner breeding.
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Heidemari was indeed an Arabian cross by Fagir,
an Arabian stallion by Ibn Fokhri (by Nazeer) who was imported in utero from Egypt and 100 day tested with warmblood stallions in Germany before being accepted into Trakehner breeding.
Synergy Sport Horses
Home of stallions Cotopaxi (Holsteiner) and Raffaello (Hanoverian)
http://www.synergysporthorses.net
Synergy Sport Horses
Home to stallions Cotopaxi (Holsteiner stamm 776) and Raffaello (Hanoverian by Raphael)
http://www.synergysporthorses.net
Home to stallions Cotopaxi (Holsteiner stamm 776) and Raffaello (Hanoverian by Raphael)
http://www.synergysporthorses.net
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Posted 17 November 2006 - 09:57 AM
As we have been consolidating our jumping lineages and breeding warmblood, I offer a picture of our foundaton mare Heidemari
Heidemari was indeed an Arabian cross by Fagir,
an Arabian stallion by Ibn Fokhri (by Nazeer) who was imported in utero from Egypt and 100 day tested with warmblood stallions in Germany before being accepted into Trakehner breeding.
Synergy Sport Horses
Home of stallions Cotopaxi (Holsteiner) and Raffaello (Hanoverian)
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Synergy, it's a small world
. I own 3 daughters (I had 4 but I sold one one them this summer) of Fagir as the basis of my Sport Horse program. Two of them have been Trakehner approved. I also lived only about 7 or 8 miles away from him. He was a marvelous horse. Great conformation, amazing disposition and excellent movement. You mentioned that he was 100 day tested in Germany, but you didn't mention that he won his test against all breeds. A pretty amazing accomplishment I think. Fagir was also the leading sire of Dressage Trakehners for many years in Canada.The mare that you posted is lovely. Was she bred by Herbert by chance? She looks like a product of his program.
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Posted 01 August 2007 - 10:51 AM
Our 2007 warmblood cross filly by Randomize, his first Sweepstakes baby!
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Home of Sweepstakes Nominated Sires-
Bold Desperado AHA (Desperado V)
Randomize Old/ISR, RPSI SBII (Rainbow -ZfDP)
Ideals aren't goals, a harbor to make port, but stars to navigate by.
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Posted 02 August 2007 - 01:55 PM
WOW look at them LEGG!!!
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Posted 09 August 2007 - 02:15 PM
I have two half-arabian foals this year:
Aimee FLF, chestnut filly foaled June 30 (3 weeks early!). Her sire is my friend's young Arabian stallion, Khemos Desperate Echo, and her dam is my lovely old lady (Trakehner mare), A Night at the Opera. Aimee is adorable, and just a HAM.
Seven FLF . Bay filly. Yes, her name is Seven...she was born 7-7-07, and is my 7th foal! She is by the Trakehner stallion, Prelude by Mozart and out of the ATA approved Arabian mare, Sunny Brook. I expect Seven to be a BIG girl...she is already almost as big as my older foals, and was taller than Aimee at birth! (Aimee is built like a truck, though, so she's EVERYBODY'S boss lady).
I also have 3 "not half-arabian" foals this year. I have 6 mares confirmed in foal for 2008, and one more who we just bred today. None are in foal to Arabian stallions, but I *did* just buy another Arabian mare to breed next year to a Trakehner
Aimee FLF, chestnut filly foaled June 30 (3 weeks early!). Her sire is my friend's young Arabian stallion, Khemos Desperate Echo, and her dam is my lovely old lady (Trakehner mare), A Night at the Opera. Aimee is adorable, and just a HAM.
Seven FLF . Bay filly. Yes, her name is Seven...she was born 7-7-07, and is my 7th foal! She is by the Trakehner stallion, Prelude by Mozart and out of the ATA approved Arabian mare, Sunny Brook. I expect Seven to be a BIG girl...she is already almost as big as my older foals, and was taller than Aimee at birth! (Aimee is built like a truck, though, so she's EVERYBODY'S boss lady).
I also have 3 "not half-arabian" foals this year. I have 6 mares confirmed in foal for 2008, and one more who we just bred today. None are in foal to Arabian stallions, but I *did* just buy another Arabian mare to breed next year to a Trakehner
