We have two winners! Warmblood Stallions of North America's 2nd annual Dressage at Devon contest has just wrapped up, and we're happy to announce our two winners. Each winner receives tickets to all six days of competition. Both are breeders or hoping to be - one in Kentucky and one in Ontario. Both are thrilled to be attending Devon’s breed show and performance division! ...read more
Warmblood Stallions of North America wishes to congratulate Leatherdale Farms for the success of their home-bred mare Fleur de Lis in the 2019 Youth Championships! Fleur de Lis is by First Dance out of EM de la Rosa by De Niro. Under 19-year-old Canadian rider Vanessa Creech-Terauds, Fleur de Lis became part of the Silver-Medal-winning team at the Championships. ...read more
Over 100 North American stallions have full profiles on this site. This one has been updated recently:
I had been wondering how Emily Miles, a US rider, had fared at the World Young Horse Championships, since she didn't show up in the reports on the final results. I would describe a competitive performance by Emily Miles as impressive, beautiful, harmonious, sympathetic, full of impulsion and athleticism, and a joy to watch. At the World Champs, that’s not enough. I have to ask why. ...read more
While his offspring continue to impress, Silver Twist now occupies a niche for mare owners: he's gained a reputation for successful pregnancies in mares that have failed to get in foal by other means ...read more
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Very detailed new knowledge has come to light with recent DNA studies, expanding our understanding of horse breeding in the last several hundred years. ...read more
Dressage at Devon has announced changes to the Breed Show for 2019 that they hope will make the show easier for competitors and more appealing. ...read more
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If you’re a breeder, check out all the news and info on this page! From breeder and breeder event news, to new discoveries in genetics, to solid breeding management advice - we collect the news for you from experts around the internet. Happy Browsing! ...read more
As a new article on theHorse.com points out, breeding with cooled shipped semen is one of the most common methods on insemination. Results with cooled semen are often more dependable than with frozen, but, according to the article, "studies have shown that this technique can result in lower pregnancy and foaling rates than live cover or AI with fresh semen." In the article, Katila Terttu, DVM, MS, PhD discusses factors that affect fertility when using cooled semen, and how to get better results. ...read more
There is no database of American-bred horses that have been successful, and the tracking by USEF is not at all complete. Here is one to celebrate: Devon L, just retired from successful Grand Prix competition, was bred by Doug and Louise Leatherdale. Read his story here. ...read more