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2001 Offspring For Sale Ichiban
2001 Registered German Oldenburg Gelding. 16.2- 1/2H & Gray. By IDEAL, out of a Sensitive Music TB. His registered name is Ichiban (number 1 in Japanese), and he was a Premium Colt at his Inspection. Ichiban, better known as Howie, is in professional training and is jumping courses. He has a calm quiet nature and would be great for an amateur in a professional training program. He does the trails, crosses the water, is great both inside and outdoors. He is consistent on lead changes. He is extremely well balanced. Howie is a love on the ground and clips, bathes and hauls. He has no vices.. Call Darcey for more information call Sara Smith at 425 466 5662. SOLD
2001 filly by Ideal – “Imagine” - talented,
sweet tempered, very solid under saddle, not spooky at all. She is 16.2+H,
and registered with Oldenburg Registry NA. Under saddle since August 1,
2004 under professional trainer, she shows outstanding rideability, great
rhythm, quickness to learn, big strided walk and canter, and a solid
elastic trot. Her mother is a 16’2H thoroughbred of whom
Hilltop Farm recently said: “LOVELY mare! Wonderful trot, good walk,
uphill frame, good hind legs and better than average freedom of movement
for a thoroughbred.” She has since given us a wonderful colt by Camiros
and is being bred to Contucci this year. As a 2 year old, Imagine was shown inhand at the INDA Cosequin qualifier and was a show stopper with a score of 78%; she raked the ribbons as High Point Oldenburg, first of her 2 yo class, and Reserve of the Championship for weanlings to 3 yos. She behaved like a pro. She also participated in an inhand clinic given by Hilltop farm. She is lifetime registered with USDF. Imy is truly beautiful, well balanced, and easy to handle, which makes her suitable for an ambitious amateur, but she also has very powerful movement and a great presence which makes her a great horse for a professional. She was raised by Sunset View Ranch where we lovingly care for our horses. I will be sad to see her go but look forward to finding the right home which will bring Imy to her full potential. SOLD! To Emily Briggs, Black Cat Farm, Palouse, WA Congratulations! Emily.
This is IKAIKA IDEAL Filly out of our matriarch, the 16.2 hand, dark bay three Star Premium rated mare, Lotta Currency XX. Ika was born April 1, 2001. (September 2002.) Ikaika is an elegant filly with lovely expression. She is the modern type without compromising substance and bone. The name chosen is the Hawaiian word for 'bold' and besides being beautiful, she is also strong and bold. $145.21 has a natural ability to load and engage from behind even in play. Ikaika's conformation is without flaw. Her hip and shoulder angles are desirable for upper level dressage. Ikaika’s full brothers Euro Pro Iko and Interflocken , are dressage performance horses. Iko is owned and ridden by U.S.E.T. dressage team member and A.H.S.A. Judge, Sandy Howard. In the USDF 2004 awards, Sandy and Euro Pro Iko were 1st at Int. I-1 All Breeds Awards for the Oldenburg N.A. and 3rd in USDF HOY Vintage Cup. Interflocken was purchased by Marci Armstrong of Alberta, Canada who travels to California to train with Sandy Howard who introduced 'Flocken' to her. The mare, known around here as Rotterdam, was awarded Three Stars from the ISR/Oldenburg N.A. for her individual premium quality and her ability to produce premium foals as well as her ability to produce open competition horses and premium mares. Lotta Currency has the perfect type for sport horse breeding, she is tall and has a large rectangular frame, well-muscled hindquarters and good bore. Her face shows presence and quality and her dark liquid eyes speak of her willing sensible nature. She has produced seven premium foals and one 7.5 foal by Ideal, all of which demonstrate form earlier on and a rare balance in motivated and expressive movement. They have freedom and regularity in rhythm, swing and rotation over the top lines and desirable suspension, but most importantly, they are exceptional in their ability to come underneath themselves and load and engage the hind end, which translates to collection. We believe that the very reason the Ideal x Lotta Currency offspring are selected by F.E.I. dressage riders is that they have experience in what it takes to make a Grand Prix horse. What good is a flashy front end unless the horse can “sit” and collect? Buying IKAIKA should get as close as you can get to a guarantee that you will have a highly desirable dressage mover with three outstanding gaits. One thing we can testify to right now is that she is a kissable as any foal in the barn. A video of Ikaika and her siblings is available on request. Ikaika was sold to Masin family of Incline Village, Nevada. Congratulations! Carol Ives (503) 639 7716 carol@ultimatepiaffe.com Sport Horse Marketing Internationale is a service of The Ultimate Piaffe email iveco@teleport.com ©2005 Ultimate Piaffe All Rights Reserved
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