Updated 5/25/078
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Here are three young beauties just waiting to make some new owner very happy.
Left to right, Maisie, Linzy, and Lucinda. Please scroll down to learn more about them.
1. Laurel's Maisie at one week old. She is a Shirab, born May 2007 out of Laurel's Victoria, reg. Shire, by Oregon Fame EFF a bay Arabian. Just look at this beautiful filly, lots of potential here! Would make a fantastic dressage or 3 day
event mount. Sweet dispostion, lovely gaits, what more could you ask for? She is very similar to Laurel's Lucinda out of Victoria's full sister by the same sire. She has now been weaned and is available. $4500
2. Laurel's Oregon
Fame EFF - Bay Arabian, born June 4, 1996. 15.1 1/2hh. From
champion bloodlines Bey el Bey, Bey Shah on the top and Prince Charming
on the bottom. Very gorgeous animated movement with a nice
disposition. His offspring all have his pleasant disposition. We have used him with our Shires and Welsh Cobs to produce superb sport horses. He is
also for sale at this time, as we want to concentrate on producing Drum
Horses. He is for sale for $4,000.
3. Laurel's
Ashley - 10 year old bay daughter of Windsor Farm Eleanor and is one
of the few Powerful Paul foals. At just a hair
under 18hh, she has substance, conformation, and beautiful suspended
movement that one would not expect from such a large horse. She
also has heavy feather and a double mane, however we had a very wet
winter here and her feather succumbed torot. She was trained to ride when younger but has not been ridden
lately. She has been bred to a
3/4 Andalusian 1/4QH stallion for a 2007 foal. Please go to "Homebred
Horses - Baby Georgia" for an example of this cross. SOLD - congratulations
to Terry Kirkland Cook on her purchase of Ashley. On Oct 3rd she
left Oregon for North Carolina!
4. Laurel's
Jena - Chestnut filly Welsh Cob sec. D x Arabian. Born March 18,
2004. Very cute filly with a splendid disposition, loves to come
visit. Lovely gaits, she has now had one month of professional training. Sire is Oregon Fame, an Arabian of champion blood lines, dam Winterlake Catrin, a nice cob mare from traditional bloodlines. Can be
shown in half arab and Welsh shows. Congratulations on the purchase of Jena by Sylvia Allen.
5. Laurel's
Josie - Bay filly Shire x Arabian. Born May 10, 2004. Here is a
beautiful tall filly that would make a wonderful sport horse. She moves
very well, one of the best qualities of this cross. She has just
finished one month of professional training, she has a pleasing
disposition. Her sire is Oregon Fame EFF of Bey el Bey bloodlines, her dam
Laurel's Fern, a red roan Shire, full sister to Laurel's Powerful Paul.
Can be shown in 1/2 arab shows and she will tower over the other
horses! Also can be registered as a Shire Sport Horse. Note the positive DAP!
Congratulations to Alison Knickerbocker on the purchase!
6. Laurel's Janeen - Light chestnut filly Welsh Cob sec. D x Arabian. Born May 17th, 2004. Here is a sparkling filly with a beautiful flaxen mane and tail, she should mature around 15.1hh. She, too, moves very well, a lot of nice suspension and would make a very nice mid sized sport horse. She has now had 2 months of professional training. Her sire is Oregon Fame EFF, her dam Maid Marian of traditional cob blood lines. Can be shown 1/2 arabian or 1/2 Welsh. $3,500.
7. Laurel's
Katie - Bay filly Welsh Cob sec. D x Arabian. Born August 29,
2005. What a beauty!
Sweet
disposition too. Full sister to Laurel's Janeen, see above. $3,000.
8. Laurel's
Linzy - Black and white tobiano filly - Welsh Cob Sec. D x Gypsy
Cob. Born May 17, 2006. What a gorgeous filly!! Moves very
well, has quite a bit of feather even at this young age. Very
sweet calm disposition. Will make a great mid-sized sport horse,
and will most likely make a great jumper. Dam is Laurel's
Erin, daughter of Maid Marian sired by Clononeen Clover
Hill, an Irish Gyspy Cob imported from Ireland May 2004. Can be shown
in Welsh shows and in some gypsy shows depending on the registry you
choose. Spending a month at the trainers.
Congratulations to David Poor and family,
Chehalis, WA on the purchase of this Gypsy Sport Horse
(to be
registered in the new registry - GSHR.com).
9. Laurel's
Lovit - will be grey colt - Montana foxtrotter of unknown origin x
Arabian. Born May 14, 2006. This is a hot little colt with lots of get
up and go, now a red bay but will surely change. Will probably mature
around 15.1hh, will make a terrific saddle horse for someone who wants a
lot a pizzazz and fire. Sire is Laurel's Oregon Fame EFF. Can be shown in
1/2 arab shows. $900
10. Laurel's
Lark -
This filly will eventually be a
spectacular grey and white adult, her mom is Czari, a registered Arabian
mare who is 19 years old. She could be an awesome endurance
horse, or all around quality sport horse, registerable as a half Arab or
half gypsy and could be shown in both types of shows. No doubt she
will be able to jump too.
SOLD!
11 Laurel's
Lincoln - Striking 1/2 Gypsy colt born August 2006. Look at this bone and feather - if you want a
horse that looks like a fullbred Gypsy, here he is! He is one of 3
offspring from our Gypsy Cob stallion who is very prepotent. Lincoln should mature around 15.hh and can be registered
as a half Welsh Cob sec. d and shown in Welsh shows, or registered as a
half Gypsy in the GCSA or GCDHA. The cross between a Welsh Cob sec. D
and a Irish (Gypsy) Cob is a very good one, considering that that both
have similar backgrounds, no doubt including Shires or Clydesdales. They
have some similar characteristics and this is an excellent cross. If you
want a horse that stands out with excellent conformation, personality,
trainability, and gaits, look no further. Start him your way.
SOLD!
Here is the horse club with Lucinda on the front left and her half sister Maisie on the right with her mom, Victoria.
12. Laurel's Lucinda - Shirab (Shire x Arabian) filly born October 2, 2006. Dam is Laurel's Fern, a full sister to Laurel's Powerful Paul. Her sire is an Arabian, Oregon Fame EFF. Lucinda is the most amazing incredible foal produced on our farm of this type of breeding. She invented airs above the grounds for babies - she, at a week old, could jump in the air while turning around. She could also gallop sideways, walk on her hind legs and kick her mother 3/4 of the way up her flank while running. She then learned to take speeding runs at the fence and do Quarter Horse sliding stops without hitting the fence and then turning. She's extremely agile and would no doubt be an excellent dressage horse. Of course she can easily float, what we look for in dressage prospects and just look at those wonderful legs! She will probably mature between 16.1 and 17hh. $4,500
John Bealey and Jolly Hibbits-Bealey
egretflats@harborside.com or 888.748.0949