Let us help you promote your stallion! WarmbloodStallionsNA.com is the premier site for stallions in North America! Our traffic was up in November by 33%, and that trend should continue as breeders make plans for 2020! ...read more
Book a breeding to Shine before the New Year - save $500 and pay no booking fee! Only $1000 and includes Live Foal Guarantee. Shine is the ultimate combination of temperament, conformation, ability and beauty. He had a long and successful career. He was imported in 2000 from Germany where he competed in dressage. Upon entering the U.S. he was introduced to the Hunter ring where he excelled, with many regional, state, and national championships. Shine passes along his spectacular brain and temperament... ...read more
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World Breeding News for Sport Horses has just posted their January 2020 issue, with articles on the Holsteiner, the breeding of Fischerchipmunk, year-end auction high prices, and the show-jumping Horse of the Year Igor. Of special interest to North American breeders is a lovely tribute to Carthago Sun I (Carthago x Schampus xx/Landgraf I), who passed away in late 2019. He was born in 1996, and stood with Joe and Edda Selinger at J.E.S. Breeding Farm in Alberta. ...read more
Iron Spring Farm's Sir Sinclair, Keur, was the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) #1 Sire of Dressage Horses for an extraordinary fifth consecutive year (2015-2019). Sir's offspring earned more than 9,800 points in dressage competitions throughout the year, more than 4,000 points ahead of the second place stallion, Contango, Preferent, who also stood at Iron Spring. Sir's impressive achievement was made possible by 74 point-earning sons and daughters, including 23 offspring competing at FEI, with six at Grand Prix. Rounding out the remarkable year for the Iron Spring stallions, UB40, Keur, finished third among nearly 800 ranked dressage sires in 2019. ...read more
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The University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine’s (CVM) Leatherdale Equine Center (LEC) has recently acquired a new equine standing computed tomography (CT) and neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). These new additions, made possible by a generous gift from Louise Leatherdale, will elevate the level of care offered by LEC on multiple levels. (Louise Leatherdale’s stallion Fairbanks is shown.) ...read more
Avalon Equine has, for the last few years, celebrated their own successes by trying to help mare owners be successful as well. Every year they hold a "Holiday Extravaganza" offering all of the stallions they stand at a fraction of their usual breeding fees. They do limit the number of breedings that are sold - but YOU get to see and take advantage of those offers FIRST if you subscribe to their email Newsletter! Plan ahead for 2020! Subscribe now to get early access to those discounted breedings! ...read more
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Some of the finest stallions in North America are on these pages! The best way to browse them all is our Stallion Gallery. You’ll find a quick snapshot of each stallion, and can click on it for detailed information. Happy stallion shopping! ...read more
The first days of a foal’s life can be risky; there are a number of things that can go wrong. Some problems can be dealt with easily (such as constipation), while others are life-threatening (such as a ruptured bladder). In this article, experts give advice on the most common foal problems the horse breeder might face. ...read more
Jaguar van Paemel, a 2009 Belgian Warmblood stallion imported to the US in 2019, was recently Approved for breeding by multiple US and European studbooks, following his November presentation at the multi-registry licensing at Pollyrich Farm in California. Jaguar was Approved by Zangersheide as a young stallion, and went on to an international show jumping career. Based on his competition record and his presentation results, he is now also Approved by ...read more