For sale!

V nabídce jsou welsh part bred hříbata ze spojení s nejlepšími welsh cob (budoucí KVH cca 155cm) a welsh mountain pony (budoucí KVH cca 135cm) klisnami, které jsme získali do chovu. 

A pak jsou k prodeji nabídnuty letošní plnokrevné arabské kobylky z italských a polských klisen. 

Vybírejte, je opravdu z čeho!

All the horses from our breeding have full, high-quality pedigrees.

The foals are available for pickup from the age of 6 months, at a time agreed upon with the buyer. If the foals are to stay longer in our stable, the purchase price of the foal must be paid, and a boarding contract must be signed. From the age of 7 months onward, the foal will be kept as a private horse in commercial stabling.

These are challenging times. We are all cautious with money, as it seems there is little opportunity to earn it despite all our efforts. Therefore, invest your savings in high-quality animals! You never know when you might need to sell your dream horse, so let's make sure that the time and hard-earned money we invest in a growing horse will be worthwhile. The price of a weaned foal will always be lower than that of an adult horse, which will be your calling card.

All animals from our breeding are vaccinated, regularly (often more than the opposite) dewormed, and accustomed to hoof corrections. Before departure, each horse undergoes a "final" veterinary check to ensure everything is in order, so I can rest assured everything is fine.

A little reflection to begin with, aimed at motivating future buyers to consider that when purchasing a foal, you are buying a horse's child, one that will need your time, patience, and maturity to show it how to function in the human world, and how the two of you can become happy and harmonious partners...

"Never in history have there been so many horse owners with so little ability and knowledge about them. It's funny how I constantly go to see animals that are said to be spoiled. Then I arrive, and most of these horses are just fine. Then I get called to working horses that lack the will to work, and I find a horse working beyond its physical capacity. Nowadays, it's normal for people to buy horses that are well beyond their abilities, and then blame the horse for things not going as they planned."

Leslie Desmond (one of the few women who can be placed alongside names like Pat Parelli)