Reference Stallions
Sir Gregory
16.2 h.h. Chestnut Sabino Oldenburg stallion (ee a?)
Safyre Sporthorses Foals :
Safyre Sporthorses Foals :
- 2012 - Sachi (Sir Gregory x Safyre) *** ISR/OLD Premium Award & Site Champion *** Click here to see Sachi
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Slideshow photos courtesy of Dreamscape Farm
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Sir GregoryStanding at Dreamscape Farm Langley, British Columbia, Canada
Sir Gregory was the winner of his 30 day test at Neustadt/Dosse with very high scores in every category, Interior (Temperament,character,conformation) 9.25 Walk 8.50 Trot 9.38 Canter 8.75 Rideabilty 9.38 Jumping Ability 8.00 Which gave him the high overall score of 8.85, highest score in the dressage phase of 9.08, and the very good score of 8.35 in the jumping phase. |
Diamond Stud
16.3 h.h. Brown Oldenburg Stallion (EE Aa)
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:: January 2012 ::
Sir Gregory now has his first licensed son!!!
Gatsby
17 h.h. Oldenburg stallion (EE Aa)
Sire of: Giovanni MVF, Jump Start MVF & Joshua MVF
Sire of: Giovanni MVF, Jump Start MVF & Joshua MVF
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Slideshow photos courtesy of Foxdale Farm
Copyright Mary Cornelius & Bob Tarr |
www.GatsbyStallion.com
McMinnville, Oregon, U.S.A. |
Gatsby is by the elite Hanoverian stallion, Gonzo I. Gonzo was America 's most requested Hanoverian stallion between 1995-1997. Gonzo was a successful Grand Prix show jumper, an amazing Puissance horse, topping the 7'2" wall on several occasions, and competed successfully through 4th level dressage. With athleticism, work ethic, and intelligence, Gatsby continues the famous legacy of Gotthard, Gepard, and Gonzo, proving the great value of his heritage.
Gatsby is an excellent sire! He improves a wide variety of different types of mares and stamps his excellent qualities on his offspring with amazing consistency.
CONFORMATION:
Gatsby tends to pass on his uphill build, long legs, substantial bone and substance, his neck and topline, beautiful head, big shoulder, and strong loin connection. Not only will Gatsby typically add substance to lighter mares, but because of his modern type, he will also refine heavier mares.
MOVEMENT:
Gatsby’s foals tend to inherit his beautiful suspension, natural uphill balance & cadence, great shoulder freedom, and excellent canter. Gatsby, himself, is very elegant, light, sensitive, and forward and his foals are excellent movers as well.
JUMPING:
Time and time again we hear reports from foal owners about their foals’ propensity to jump anything and everything in their way with ease, natural talent, and great form. Several foal owners have reported that their Gatsby offspring will take every opportunity to jump, whether in the pasture or in an arena, just for the fun of it.
MIND & TEMPERAMENT:
One of Gatsby’s hallmark traits is his outstanding mind, which is marked by a gentle, sweet disposition, an excellent work ethic, and an incredibly high degree of trainability and willingness. Because of the somewhat unpredictable nature of breeding in general, it’s obvious that both parents offer their unique traits to their offspring. However, many, many, MANY of Gatsby’s foal owners acknowledge that their foals have inherited Gatsby’s mind and temperament, even when these qualities were lacking in their mares. These traits that Gatsby so readily passes on are important for all the Sporthorse disciplines. They are equally important for the Warmblood mare as they are for a Thoroughbred. Read what one European Keuring judge has to say about the influence of bloodlines and traits like Gatsby’s on Sporthorse breeding in North America:
Gatsby is an excellent sire! He improves a wide variety of different types of mares and stamps his excellent qualities on his offspring with amazing consistency.
CONFORMATION:
Gatsby tends to pass on his uphill build, long legs, substantial bone and substance, his neck and topline, beautiful head, big shoulder, and strong loin connection. Not only will Gatsby typically add substance to lighter mares, but because of his modern type, he will also refine heavier mares.
MOVEMENT:
Gatsby’s foals tend to inherit his beautiful suspension, natural uphill balance & cadence, great shoulder freedom, and excellent canter. Gatsby, himself, is very elegant, light, sensitive, and forward and his foals are excellent movers as well.
JUMPING:
Time and time again we hear reports from foal owners about their foals’ propensity to jump anything and everything in their way with ease, natural talent, and great form. Several foal owners have reported that their Gatsby offspring will take every opportunity to jump, whether in the pasture or in an arena, just for the fun of it.
MIND & TEMPERAMENT:
One of Gatsby’s hallmark traits is his outstanding mind, which is marked by a gentle, sweet disposition, an excellent work ethic, and an incredibly high degree of trainability and willingness. Because of the somewhat unpredictable nature of breeding in general, it’s obvious that both parents offer their unique traits to their offspring. However, many, many, MANY of Gatsby’s foal owners acknowledge that their foals have inherited Gatsby’s mind and temperament, even when these qualities were lacking in their mares. These traits that Gatsby so readily passes on are important for all the Sporthorse disciplines. They are equally important for the Warmblood mare as they are for a Thoroughbred. Read what one European Keuring judge has to say about the influence of bloodlines and traits like Gatsby’s on Sporthorse breeding in North America:
Viva Voltaire
16.2 h.h. Chestnut Sabino Hanoverian stallion by Voltaire (Furioso - Gotthard) out of Granada (Grannus - Argentinus)
Sire of: Viva Corona
Sire of: Viva Corona
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Standing at W. Charlot Farm
Stratford, Ontario, Canada |
Champs Guthrie (Ee Ata nZ)
Brown Silver AQHA & NFQHA stallion by Bar U Champ Binder out of Uplands Peppy Wings. Guthrie carries 18% Thoroughbred blood. His sire, bar U Champ Binder, was the 1st silver recognized by the AQHA. There are still only 2 known bloodlines that carries the silver dilution gene in QH's.
Rest In Peace, my friend (2004 - 2010)
Sire of: Solena MVF, GridIron MVF, Leonti MVF, Andretti MVF, Safyre & RoseMari MVF
Rest In Peace, my friend (2004 - 2010)
Sire of: Solena MVF, GridIron MVF, Leonti MVF, Andretti MVF, Safyre & RoseMari MVF
Europe
17 h.h. Chestnut Sabino Hanoverian by Espri (Eiger I - Diplomat) out of Winzerin (Wienerwald - Domspatz)
No longer at stud | Sire of : Etienne MVF
No longer at stud | Sire of : Etienne MVF
Pictured here at about 2 year olds
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Hero Bound
16.1 h.h. Black Tobiano Oldenburg stallion by Hall of Fame (Art Deco) out of Sidewalk Suzie (Optimism)
No longer at stud | Sire of: Harvard Bound MVF & Hunting By Moonlight MVF
No longer at stud | Sire of: Harvard Bound MVF & Hunting By Moonlight MVF
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