Solaris Fabianna, captures the eye with her presence and charm. An elegant chestnut tobiano mare with clean, well defined limbs, a long sloping shoulder enabling her to move freely with good use of the front leg. She has a good length of body, beautiful shape and length of neck. Her hind quaters are well developed with a well angled hind leg allowing her to engage and carry herself well. She moves with ease and suppleness, light stepped with good balance and harmony. Her walk is active with good length of stride, her trot is expressive and her canter is powerful.

Fabianna's pedigree contains many great dressage and jumping bloodlines and is a descendant from a strong proven competition damline.

She was awarded a first premium at the Scottish Sport Horse Mare Gradings aged three in 2013.

2014 saw the arrival of a beautiful bay tobiano filly "Jaffa Caxe" by Amoureux which we have retained.

Pedigree highlights:

Solaris Buenno Regrettably Buenno was unable to pursue a career under saddle due to an accident as a yearling. His sons and daughters have excelled in the show ring winning many Titles and Championships at County Level. His eldest progeny are just starting under saddle.

Umenno Shown successfully inhand as a three year old, winning many Championship titles the length and breadth of the UK, including the Royal Highland Show, CHAPS Scottish Youngstock Champion, Overall Inhand Champion, Supreme Champion Reserve, CHAPS Open Non Native National Champion 2004 as a three year old. Winner of numerous ridden sport horse classes, Burghley Young Event Horse Finalist, winner of four five and six year old young horse classes in the UK and Switzerland.

Wellington VDL The KWPN Keur son of Nimmerdor was a successful show jumper but also well known as a producer dressage horses. He has sired many ‘ster’ and ‘keur’ mares and many approved stallion sons including Farrington, Glennridge and Emillion of World Cup success. His offspring are of International show jumping standard include Jerome, VDL Jupiter and What a Game but also sired the Grand Prix dressage horses, Bollvorms, Ceylon and Luxaflex.

Samber achieved ZZ level in Show jumping and Grand Prix level in dressage. Samber has also proven himself a remarkable sire producing versatile offspring succeeding in all Olympic disciplines and remains the only Approved coloured stallion with the K.W.P.N. – at present.

Edwina Supreme Champion, Prize Winning 1st Premium mare, scoring very high marks for movement at the SSH Gradings including a 9 for walk and 8.5 for trot. Her progeny have also one many Championships inhand

Ed King Hill Had a successful career showjumping 1.30m with Wout-Jan van der Schans in Holland and was competing successfully in dressage with Roel van Laar Swets at the same time, thus gaining the sport predicate. He also gained Prestatie status through his progeny and has left behind him two approved sons Everest Hill (AES) and Parade D (Old) His bloodlines also carry on through Everij A (Edking Hill x DE SAINT URUS D'OLYMPE X ) a popular sire in Holland and is the dam sire of the Approved NRPS stallion Haico. He has also produced a number of Ster and Keur mares and successful competition horses.

Abisag KWPN Ster mare by San Remo from a proven performance damline. Jakira's maternal Grand Dam Garcia (Aktueel x Makelaar) was awarded Prestatie status having produced the successful dressage horses competing at Z level and above in dressage, including the International Dressage horses Sadrach (Stefano) by Gribaldi who competes at Grand Prix and the Prix St Georges Dressage gelding "Titus" by Welt Hit II ridden by Rhonda Dretel in the USA. Sadrach's younger full brother Zabad is currently competing at Z Level dressage. Others include the Ster mare Marje by Havidoff and Obed full sister to Abisag's Dam, Nanda.

San Remo was licensed in Verden, Germany, in 2001 by the Hanoverian studbook and gained premium status. He was approved by the KWPN in 2002. In 2003 he finished in fifth place at the PVAP Cup with Edward Gal. San Remo was much admired for the suppleness and harmony of his paces and his expressive presence in the arena which also earned him his second place at the PAVO Cup Championships in 2004.

Jacardo was placed in the top ten of the PAVO Cup (Netherlands' prestigious Dutch Young Horse Championships) as a four and five year old out of 350 horses in the division. He went on to win the Stallion Competition Class M two years in a row in 1996 and 1997 and competed successfully at Grand Prix in 2004 consistently scoring 8's on his piaffe, passage and tempi changes.

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