IDEAL 2004 Sport Horse Offspring Offered for Purchase

2004 Ultimate Sport Horse Offspring Offered for Purchase

Ilijah Steps Out ... 8.4 Movement

Ilijah 5/28/04 chestnut Oldenburg colt. Premium award with highest score on movement! He has incredible hock action, suspension, and extension. He will make a great dressage horse. Eventers take note too - Eli is bold and not spooky and should be a great event horse. Not only does this horse have great potential but he is well mannered, too. He leads, bathes, clips, and stands nicely for the farrier. He loves to be brushed and likes people. He does not act studish like many colts. If you are looking for a talented friend or competitor, this guy's for you! Ilijah should mature to 16.2. Futher information at www.trinitysporthorses.com/horses_for_sale.htm or see www.trinitysporthorses.com

Contact Gretchen Rademacher at (541) 892 5689

Quizzical a High Scoring Selle Francais Colt Offered

Quizzical scored EXCELLENT at the NASFA inspection in 2004.. He is a beautiful mover, with a gorgeous topline. Owner, Dena Nichols of Chandler, Arizona is asking $10,000 for him. He is very correct and is current on his vaccinations, worming, and feet trimming. His dam, My Hearts Desire, is a Selle Francais mare by E'Sops Fable.

Contact the owner at azhorseplay@hotmail.com

Incahoots

Wendy Wilkinson presents ... Incahoots also known as Hootie.

Incahoots is just two and is already standing 16.1. I suspect he will mature to his dam's height of 17h and he'll be grey like his sire, Ideal. So if you picture yourself trotting down the center line or flying over those big jumps on your giant grey warmblood, well here he is! Hootie scored an 8.1 for movement at his inspection as a weanling and an overall impression of 7.9.
Being an Ideal offspring, his potential in the Dressage and Jumping arenas is exponential. Hooties TB dam was entered in the MMB with an overall score of 96 points and boasts a pedigree that traces back to Nasrulllah, Native Dancer and Mr.Prospector. Whatever your discipline, look to this youngster to take you to the top! $10,000.

Contact Wendy Wilkinson at 503 647 7661

I L E A N A

Type -8.0 Movement - 8.4 Overall - 8.1 Total - 8.2

Ileana, 2004 Oldenburg branded filly, by the German approved four star stallion, Ideal, out of Kontessa. Ileana is the third premium foal produced by this breeding combination. The 2002 grey colt, Izaak, was champion premium colt at his inspection with an overall score of 8.3. The 1999 bay filly, Iliza, was a premium foal with an overall score of 8.0. In 2004, Iliza was placed in the Oldenburg/ISR Main mare book and her 2004 filly by Riverman was awarded premium with an overall score of 8.4.

Ileana has been handled daily since birth. She is easy to handle and clips, bathes, ties, loads, and hauls. She is a well mannered friendly filly, who loves attention, which I believe will develop into the devoted work ethic that her full sister and brother possess. She is being raised with another mare and foal on hilly pasture to encourage a natural athletic development. She is a sure footed and bold athlete who moves beautifully.

Ileana will be a competitive sport horse in both dressage and jumping. She also has outstanding bloodlines and a wonderful temperament necessary to produce fine foals. Ileana is available for purchase at $12,000. Contact Karen at kontessakeen@hotmail.com.

Russian Royalty, Danish Dams and an Oldenburg Stallion

The following two colts, INTUIT and IMAR, represent a unique connection to the breed of horse call the Russian Orlov.

In Russia in the 1700s Arabian stallions were bred to European mares, primarily Danish Warmbloods, to produce a hearty but elegant horse to pull the very distinct Troika carriage. Three horses pull the carriage; the horse in the center wears the arch or douga and maintains a trot. The other two flank the center horse. The horse on the right is harnessed to have its head perpetually bent to the right and maintains a right lead canter. Visa versa to the horse on the left.

INTUIT and IMAR’s pedigree has the famous Orlov stallion Nature’s Ballet. This imported stallion completed the 100 mile Tevis Endurance Ride 5 times, something no other stallion has accomplished.

INTUIT, out of the Russian Orlov/Arab mare Hushabi Bayabbi, is a deep bay with four white socks and boundless expression in his movement and personality. At the ISR/Oldenburg N.A. evaluation he received the individual scores of 8.4 for Conformation and Type, 8.2 for Movement and for Overall Impression and 8.2. The final score of 8.3 gave this wonderful colt Premium Status. Video available. $11,000.

Contact: Carol Ives, 503 638 7716 ph, 503 638 8099 fax, Carol@ultimatepiaffe.com.

And from the same California seller ...

IMAR, (below) the black (may grey) colt is out of Nature’s Sangari who is also the dam of Intuit’s dam. This really attractive colt has a large even blaze, a left hind sock and two front socks. The left sock has the most unusual swirl of black almost zebra stripes. When Imar moves, there is no mistaken him for an Ideal progeny. He moves up and out with the front end and covers and engages his hind end.

At the Ultimate Piaffe 2004 ISR/Oldenburg N.A. Imar was awarded Premium Status with the following individual scores of 8.3 in Conformation and Type and 8.2 in Movement and Overall Impression for a final score of 8.2. Video available. Linda Patton patton@sisqtel.net Call www.pattonranch.com 530 468 2932.

This is a true Stallion Prospect ...
The sum of Bugatti Hilltop, Gauguin de Lully and Ideal

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Ali’i Koa (5/24/04) Champion Chestnut Oldenburg Colt scored 8.8, 9.0, 9.0 = 8.9 from Ekkehard Brysch, with a final score of 8.9. Ali’i Koa is out of Gauguin’s Idea, a Premium Oldenburg mare by the Olympic and World Cup medal winning Swedish Grand Prix Dressage stallion, Gauguin de Lully (Chagall-Gaspari-Drabant) and out of Isabeau, a Premium Oldenburg mare by Ideal (Inschallah-Zeus-Furioso II).

Ali’i Koa’s exceptional conformation, type and world class movement alone would make him a promising stallion prospect, but when his extremely rare and valuable bloodlines from around the world is considered, it is not a surprise that Ekkehard Brysch himself said this colt must be kept as a stallion prospect.

Ali’i Koa could very well become the hope for the North American goal of competing at the Olympics on our own home bred sport horses!