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April 1, 2012 at the Galway Downs International Horse Trials
 

 

Horse Information
Clair De Lune SE (Not Shown, announcer will present)
Asking Price: $2,000 stud fee to benefit Area VI Young Rider Program
Holsteiner
Age: 8 Height:
  Stallion Sire: Dam: USEA #:
Additional Comments

Now competing with international showjumper and eventer, Marilyn Little-Meredith on the East Coast.

2010- His yearling son. Cor de Amore SE was year-end champion in FEH finals.
2010 - His yearling son, Cor de AmoreSE won the performance award for the BWP, the certificate of merit for his win in FEH.
2010-His weanling son, Colt McCoy, won 2nd place in the BWP national standings for Colts 2010.
2010-His weanling son, CosimoSE, was #3 in the national BWP standings for Colts 2010.
2010-His weanling sons, CosimoSE and Colt McCoy were the winners of the 2010 foal futurity prize money $846.

PERFORMANCE AWARDS:
2010-SILVER MEDAL for Eventing (BWP)
2010-American Holsteiner Horse Assn- 1st place Performance Award for Prelim Div in Eventing
2010-Winner-Foal Futurity Sire-BWP and winner of prize monies.
2009- BRONZE MEDAL for Eventing BWP
2009 - Undefeated in 3 YEH competitions.
2009 - West Coast YEH Year End Finals Champion. Highest score nationally of all 4 and 5 yr old YEH competitors with a 87.78%

Clair de Lune SE. Proudly bred by SE Farm.
Owner:  Rose Sullivan and SE Farms

Claire de Lune SE
 
 

 

 

Horse Information
Secret Best Kept
Asking Price: stud fee to benefit Area VI Young Rider Program
Thoroughbred
Age: 8 Height: 16.2
Dark Bay Stallion Sire: Dam: USEA #:
Additional Comments

Secret Best Kept has already shown his ability to produce outstanding offspring. He is prepotent for correct confirmation & excellent character as well as exceptional temperament. Live cover or shipped semen available. $750 Live Foal Guarantee.

Secret Best Kept
 
 

 

 

Horse Information
Sea Lion Stallion preview for 2013!
Asking Price:
 
Age: Height:
  Stallion Sire: Sea Salute Dam: Ivory Today USEA #:
Additional Comments

Sea Lion aka Phante, by Sea Salute, out of Ivory Today, is a grandson of Seattle Slew.

In 2010 he was USEF/PHR National Reserve Champion Horse of the year advanced and Zone advanced and Intermediate horse of the Year.

In 2011 he was USEF/PHR Intermediate Zone horse of the year.

In 2011 he ran clear cross country in the CCI3* at Galway Downs in Nov.  He was 3rd at Twin Rivers CIC3*, 6th At Galways, CIC3* and 12th at the CCI3* at Jersey Fresh.

He is running the CIC3* March 30th Galway 2012 and headed for the Rolex 4* competition after that. 

Sea Lion

 

 

Horse Information
Aberjack (not shown, announcer will present)
Asking Price: Stud fee to be donated to USEA Area VI Young Riders
 
Age: Height:
  Stallion Sire: Dam: USEA #:
Additional Comments

Aberjack, the USEF’s leading sire of event horses for 2011, has now relocated to California. Recent changes at University of Massachusetts’s reproduction center, Hadley Farm, meant that Aberjack was in need of a place to call home for the rest of his years. He was placed with Teresa Groesbeck at Cedarhaven Performance Horses and flew into California mid-September 2011.

In an effort to “pay it forward” to the eventing community, Cedarhaven Performance Horses has donated a free breeding to Aberjack to benefit the Area VI Young Rider Program.

Aberjack was originally picked as a young horse by two-time Olympic Gold Medalist Mark Todd to be his personal mount and breeding stallion, and “Jacko’s” excellent disposition and conformation are as evident today as they were then. Imported from New Zealand to the UK, Aberjack’s success through Advanced is well-documented by British Eventing. After his competitive career, Mark Todd sent Aberjack to Denny and May Emerson’s Tamarack Hill Farm to be part of their strong stallion roster and to be shared with the breeders in the USA; his efforts since then have led him to be the current leading sire of eventing horses in the nation registered with the USEF.

Aberjack has over 40 offspring of competition age, with 14 of them running at FEI levels.

Absolute Liberty, ridden by Buck Davidson in the Pan Am games, is currently the best known. (Bronze individual and Team Gold medals at the Pan Ams)

Courtney Coopers “Whos A Star” just completed Fair Hill 2*. From Aberjoy, Dirtbike and Motocross (embryo transfer brothers), to Abershaq, a local California FEH competitor, Aberjack’s get have covered every level of eventing and represent many breeds.

When asked about their Aberjack offspring, owners “jump” at the chance to explain why these horses are the best ride for amateurs as well as the professionals. From well-loved Jackson and Keys, who passed away this last year, to powerhouses like Abacus, Abra Ka Dabra, and Tridium, and  Vitesse, they are all highly regarded by their people.

Aberjack, at age 22, is still sound, fertile, and plays in turnout as if he were still on course.

Aberjack will be standing the 2012 season and beyond to the public.

He is registered with the Oldenburg Breeders Society,GOV,and the New Zealand Sport Horse Registry.  One breeding will be auctioned off during the EEHA! Official Presentation of Horses.  Additional breedings are available.  Please contact the EEHA! secretary for details.

 

Aberjack
 

 

 

Horse Information
For Play
Asking Price: Stud fee to benefit the USEA Area VI Young Rider Program
 
2000
Age: Height: 16
Sabino Liver Chestnut Stallion Sire: Dam: USEA #:
Additional Comments

For Play jumps with the style of a top hunter with the scope and power of a show jumper and floats with balance, confidence and rhythm of a dressage horse. For Play had proven himself very young with a win at 1.40 meters as a 5 year old. Since his importation his owners want to prove his versatility and ability and have cross trained him in other disciplines then what his pedigree would show he was bred for. His ability to learn and his ride-ability are proven with his success. He shines as a Dressage competitor with scores in the mid 70's in USDF and currently competing 3rd level with much more talent to move up the levels. Prior to being imported he was selected and won his 30 day stallion test in Germany. He won by such a margin that he was exempted from the conclusion of the 70 day test so he could stand at the Celle State stud and participate in the jumper breeding program where he has produced a licensed stallion son.  For Play has had an excellent conception rate! With Many premiums, inspection site champions and stallion candidates being recognized in his foals that are only coming 2 in the US.  He gives his foals his very typey head, jumping ability and scope as well as his lofty, suspended powerful gait. He stamps his foals so heavily that he almost duplicates himself. His temperament is a very important characteristic that will create top show horses for Professionals and Amateurs to enjoy and win with.

For Play

 

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