Ben
2003 Percheron/Thoroughbred gelding

Winter
2006 Andalusian/Hanoverian gelding

Arabella
16h 2003 Andalusian Dutch cross

We became very fond of this sensitive, eager-to-please mare while she was here, so we're delighte dwe found an ideal match for her. We will be eagerly awaiting reports on her career from her new partner, Kelly Rose.

Kashmir
16.2h 2003 3/4 TB 1/4 Shire cross mare

This is perhaps the most consistent and obedient horse we've ever trained. At her very first outing, Kash won her first class with a score of nearly 67%, with 7s on gaits and submission and no score lower than a 6—after barely two minutes of warmup! Krister called her "the kingmaker," and hated to let her go. Christy bought her as a hunter, and Kashmir's done very well in the hunter ring. But when Christy was persuaded on the spur of the moment to enter Kash in a dressage class (she had never taken a dressage lesson, apart from when she tried Kash out), Kash again won her class, again with 67 percent! As we said, very consistent...

Seal
16h 1995 TB gelding.

A true gentleman, with a fantastic work ethic and lovely supple gaits, who we felt privileged to represent and work with. This suave gelding was a perfect fit for Sally MacGowan of Pennsylvania, who wrote after the sale, "Seal is great! I had my first lesson on Seal today with my instructor, Laurie Joffiffe (she was Paul Belasik's assistant for ten years or so until she went off on her own) and Seal was wonderful. She thought he was a 'real gem.' We mostly worked on transitions and a little lateral work. He was so willing and responsive. I couldn't be happier with him." We wish Sally and Seal many years of mutual enjoyment.

Fumar
16h 2000 Andalusian Welsh cob cross.

Fumar's father, Goloso XV, is a high-school-trained Andalusian; his Welsh cob mother has endowed him with great bone on top of hooves like black granite. A real charmer with that lovely Roman nose, Fumar is both sensitive and sensible and has a fantastic work ethic. But he is also a character, a jokester who makes us laugh.Miranda especially enjoyed exploring our trails on this rock-steady horse (who once proved so debonair that he did not raise his head or vary from his twenty-meter circle as the entire hunt, hounds, prancing horses, horn, and all, passed a few yards from the arena). Fumar is now in New York, scoring in the mid-sixties at first level with his new owner.