Available Horses
Stormy
Stormy is 2014 Registered Black/White Gypsy Vanner Gelding. He stands exactly 15 hands and currently weighs 1150 lbs.
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This stunning boy had a bit of a late start and was started under saddle back in 2023. He had 45 days of professional training in the fall of 2024 with a Natural Horsemanship trainer, and he was ridden intermittently until December of 2024 until his current owner purchased him as a companion horse and fitness project (he was quite out of shape and overweight at the time). During his time with her, she has introduced him to being ridden with a bit and in English tack. She has done a beautiful job bringing this guy along, and he has learned how to keep rhythm and self carriage under saddle since she started riding him.
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Stormy would be best suited for an intermediate rider looking for a sound, sane, and safe all around horse. He is quite a forward horse and is sensitive to the aids, so he is not suitable for beginners at this time. We see him making a lovely dressage mount or even a great fox hunting mount for an experienced amateur.
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Not only does he have all the chrome you could want, he is as sweet as can be on the ground and is a very "in your pocket" kind of guy. He loves attention, being groomed, and he stands perfect for clipping, baths, and the farrier. Stormy has no vices, however he does require a dry lot with hay all year round.
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Stormy is up to date on Coggins, vaccines, and dental health. His current owner did an extensive PPE (with included radiographs) back in December of 2024. The PPE found him in great health, and she is willing to share the report and images with serious buyers.​
​​Pics: https://www.flickr.com/gp/197147542@N03/2hbU08zDeE
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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3OOQh575xA&list=PL-fuvG4RtrCiDeK8HfI4Sh3v-enDGmf-O
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Price: $20k
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9/5/25
Stormy has been in my program now for three weeks, and he has honestly been so fun to produce and continue his education. This boy is what every adult amateur wants- sound, safe, and sane. He is really coming along in his understanding of the fundamentals of dressage, and his gaits are so smooth and lovely!
While he’s quite nonchalant and in no hurry to get places on the ground, this boy is actually a forward ride under saddle. I really like that he does not have that “clunky” feel like some drafts, nor does he have that "four beated" feeling canter. I can't rave enough over the quality of his gaits. For someone like me who enjoys riding those forward OTTBs, this boy is most certainly my kind of ride, aka one that does not require constant kicking to keep out in front of your leg. His fitness/stamina level is very impressive, and he honestly took me by surprise at how light on his feet he felt.
Because he is a more forward ride and still a bit green, he is currently best suited for an intermediate rider at this time and for someone who is not intimidated by a horse that is naturally forward. We feel he would really thrive with a confident rider who wants a forward thinking horse and can continue his education on the flat and keep him in a regular fitness program. I see this boy making someone very happy as a competitive dressage mount and all around horse. He is naturally very balanced and not super heavy on the forehand. He responds great to half halts, leg pressure, and rocks his weight back on the haunches very easily in a double jointed loose ring.
Lord Shaftsbury
"Lordy"
Lord Shaftsbury- 16.1 hand 5yo TB gelding by Street Sense out of a Scat Daddy mare.
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10.13.24
Lordy had a great ride off property last weekend after having time off due to an abscess. I think the vacay honestly did some good for him, as he seemed much looser in his body and more relaxed physically and mentally. His flat work is really coming along, and he’s learned to soften in the contact and stay between the reins and leg. He still likes to drop the right shoulder at times, but for a few months off the track, I’m quite happy with his progress.
Lordy had 18 career starts and retired sound with no past injuries or vices. He’s adjusted well to post track life and currently lives outside 24/7. While he’s happy to be out, he’s also just as content to come in and stay in a stall when the weather is less than ideal. He’s super easy to handle on the ground and nothing really seems to phase him. He’s a very level headed and easy going guy. Although still green, I see him doing great things with a confident amateur who has a trainer who can help bring him to his full potential. He has so much athleticism and could go in any direction. He’s my favorite kind of ride in that he has his own motor but still allows you to add leg without being hot. He’s confidently walking and trotting over poles (honestly never even blinked an eye at them when first introduced). I feel he’s going to take to jumping really well and be quite confident at it. Lordy stands well for grooming, bathes, and the farrier. Currently doing great in just front shoes. Loads and hauls like a perfect gentleman and does great for rides off property.
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Pics: https://www.flickr.com/photos/197147542@N03/albums/72177720319665975/
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Video: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-fuvG4RtrCi4RJuqAobOYSyTagte8eqb
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Price: $5000 (open to reasonable offers)
Frankie
Frankie is a 17 hand 6yo Danish Warmblood by Franklin and out of a Sir Donnerhall I mare. He is truly every professional’s dream horse and is a phenomenal FEI prospect!
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Frankie was bred by Camilla Daughberg in Denmark and later bought by Gunnar and Birgit Ostergaard as a yearling due to his stunning movement out in the field. He was eventually imported in July of 2022 when one of Gunnar’s students bought him, and later that fall he was started under saddle by Will Kupec.
I bought Frankie back in December of 2024 in the hopes that he might be an upper level eventer for me. Since starting him over fences though, he’s shown me that he does not enjoy cross country. I’m ready to find him a home where he can really shine and enjoy himself! While he does enjoy jumping, he really is not the bravest, so I’m currently marketing him to a dressage home. He’s shown at some local dressage shows at Training Level and is schooling some First Level with me at home.
If his bloodlines don’t do it for you, his massive movement definitely will. Because of his size and movement, he is best suited for a very experienced amateur or a professional. He is a more forward thinking and sensitive horse under saddle, and he has an incredible work ethic. Along with his stunning presence and uphill build, he’s also very intelligent and has a great demeanor. He is still quite young though and can be insecure at times, and he really finds comfort in a steady program with a confident rider who can show him the way. He also enjoys hacking with a friend and behaves great off property. He is super sweet, in your pocket, and just loves being doted on. He does great with overnight trips to shows and clinics, and he successfully completed a combined test back in April.
Frankie loads/hauls great, stands well for farrier, grooming, and baths. He does paw sometimes and will scrape his teeth on the stall bars, but honestly I was willing to overlook these unideal behaviors due to the incredible talent this horse has. He has no past injuries or lamenesses. Price reflects quality.
​​Pics: https://www.flickr.com/photos/197147542@N03/albums/72177720326924818/
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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdaFiEDy5gM&list=PL-fuvG4RtrCiOZIJa2jz8ExDcUgLpVq0n
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Price: $32k
Beyond Compare
"Parry"
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Parry is a 16.3 hand 6 year old thoroughbred by Street Boss out of a Bluegrass Cat mare. He had just one start before his owners moved him on to a new career, as it was very evident he was not going to make it as a racehorse. You’ll know exactly why when you watch him go!
He has incredible suspension in his gaits, and he's a horse that is consistently going to be at the top of the leaderboard after dressage due to the quality of his movement. He's a stunning horse to watch on the flat, but he has incredible scope over fences as well. Most people who watch him go and honestly think he's a warmblood due to the quality of his gaits.
I bought him at the end of his two year old year when he retired sound with no previous injuries, with the hopes of him being my next upper level eventing partner. After a year of training in my program, he developed desmitis in his hind proximal suspensory which unfortunately did not improve with time off and supportive therapy. He underwent a fasciotomy in Feb of 2024 to make more space for the enlarged suspensory, and the surgery was a success.
He has been back in full work since June of 2024 and is currently schooling first level dressage and jumping around 2'7 courses. He completed his first rated event at BN novice level in June and finished on his dressage score in thrid place. He is a cross country machine and is as brave as they come. Given his past, I previously tried to sell him to a low risk home as a dressage horse, but he became sour on trial to the repetitive flatwork and made it clear that he wants a life where he gets to jump. He is a big horse with a lot of power, athleticism, and movement, but he is not naughty, doesn't spook, and is just an all around good guy. He can be playful and likes to show that he's having a good time under saddle, but he never bucks or does anything naughty. His only fault is that he does crib on his feed bucket when in his stall. I knew this when I bought him but was willing to over look it due to the incredible talent I saw in him.
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All vet records, including surgeon's notes and scans, are available to serious buyers. Loads of pictures and videos available upon request. Only available to the perfect home.
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​Video: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-fuvG4RtrCg8H7rlzLdl1uYaEfCMTlJV​
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Price: $40k