04/27/2022
SOLD to Minnesota. Landsdrop Vegvisir (“VV”) is the first filly that I bred from my stallion, Bastian, that is available to the perfect situation. She’s now a yearling and I’ve enjoyed every minute of her first year and honestly am in no hurry to part with her, but I’ve kept her older full sister so she really should be someone else’s treasure.
This is a filly that is the first to meet me when I come outside and will follow me everywhere, even far from the herd. First to show up, last to leave. This is the kind of filly that will bond deeply with her own person and would probably walk through fire for the right person (though the right person would never ask).
She’s going to be on the tall side for the breed, 14+ hands. She has the movement and athleticism for any endeavor - dressage, working equitation, competitive trail, not-so-competitive trail, she’s game.
Knows all age appropriate skills (haltering, leads, loads, ties). Was clipped the day she was born due to extreme heat in Texas and loves being clipped.
Brown dun with sharp dark black primitive markings, can produce gray with the right stallion. Conformationally correct, beautiful head, should mature to moderate-to-drafty build. Sweet, smart, bold, friendly. Handled frequently.
Both sire and dam have outstanding dispositions and this young mare will be an amazing partner - happy and cooperative.
Bastian Vom Oderhaff (imported/evaluated stallion) x PF Gra Violet.
She was under contract with a payment plan and the only reason she’s available now is that the I decided to part with a young mare closer to riding age, so VV’s buyer opted for a mare that was old enough to start riding training.
Available to the enrich the life of just the right person. 😊 PM for more info.
About her sire: Bastian Vom Oderhaff scored 83/100 and earned a Canadian Red/US Blue ribbon for conformation. Breed Type is crucial for Fjords – it evaluates presence, attitude, personality, substance of bone, and gender expression (masculinity). He scored an 8.75/10. During a 2006 Fjord Horse International (FHI) Board of Directors meeting at Eike and Suzanne Schoen-Petersen's farm (Oderhaff) in Germany, Brian and Ursula Jensen took a tour and saw Bastian, a weanling who won best Fjord foal in his state in 2005. Brian Jensen, an NFHR evaluator, persuaded Eike and Suzanne to sell him. In March 2007, Bastian arrived in Canada. In 2015, Bastian was sold to Kelly White and imported to Texas, USA. Bastian is 14.1 hands, moderate build. He’s a quiet, well-mannered stallion trained to drive and ride. Eva Oldenbroek-Tabor, a USDF gold medalist, trained him in dressage and he scored exceptionally well with limited showing. Bastian's disposition is unrivaled. He's sweet and trustworthy. Under saddle, he adjusts his energy to his rider's skill level. He lives in a family herd with mares and foals. His progeny are willing, curious, and friendly. They’re keepers and heart horses. To meet Bastian is to fall in love with horses all over again.
Bastian has competed in USDF recognized and schooling shows, garnering high scores, championship ribbons, and a fan club. He's participated in Equine Liberty clinics, mounted archery, and helped a troop of Girl Scouts earn their horsemanship badges.
About her sire: Bastian Vom Oderhaff scored 83/100 and earned a Canadian Red/US Blue ribbon for conformation. Breed Type is crucial for Fjords – it evaluates presence, attitude, personality, substance of bone, and gender expression (masculinity). He scored an 8.75/10. During a 2006 Fjord Horse International (FHI) Board of Directors meeting at Eike and Suzanne Schoen-Petersen's farm (Oderhaff) in Germany, Brian and Ursula Jensen took a tour and saw Bastian, a weanling who won best Fjord foal in his state in 2005. Brian Jensen, an NFHR evaluator, persuaded Eike and Suzanne to sell him. In March 2007, Bastian arrived in Canada. In 2015, Bastian was sold to Kelly White and imported to Texas, USA. Bastian is 14.1 hands, moderate build. He’s a quiet, well-mannered stallion trained to drive and ride. Eva Oldenbroek-Tabor, a USDF gold medalist, trained him in dressage and he scored exceptionally well with limited showing. Bastian's disposition is unrivaled. He's sweet and trustworthy. Under saddle, he adjusts his energy to his rider's skill level. He lives in a family herd with mares and foals. His progeny are willing, curious, and friendly. They’re keepers and heart horses. To meet Bastian is to fall in love with horses all over again.
Bastian has competed in USDF recognized and schooling shows, garnering high scores, championship ribbons, and a fan club. He's participated in Equine Liberty clinics, mounted archery, and helped a troop of Girl Scouts earn their horsemanship badges.
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