We train with our horses all year round, and compete at both the local and the national level in dressage. Our Fjords are earning good scores, nice comments from the judges, and numerous championships and awards.

In addition to training and showing our Fjords in dressage, we enjoy hacking and pleasure drives on the backroads, trails, and around the nearby lake.

Lori enjoys the opportunity to develop each horse as an individual, and training them in such a way that the horse can express him or herself through their work. Lori's goal is a horse that wants to work with the rider, a partnership based on mutual understanding.

Here are some pictures of just a few of the equine "super-stars" we have enjoyed partnerships with.

Prisco		Vili
Sparrow		Bocina
Kestrel		Valebu

As seen in the pages of "Dressage Today" magazine!

The picture at left of Lori and Prisco warming up for the National Dressage Show at Eastwood appeared in Dressage Today magazine - along with an informative article "Fjords do Dressage" by Reina Abelshauser.

We were thrilled to have the word spread about Fjords in dressage. Thanks DT!

Accordingly, each of our mares was chosen for her exceptional qualities in conformation, movement, breed type, temperament, performance, and pedigree. We only breed the type of quality Fjord mare that we ourselves love to ride, drive, show, and enjoy!

Our mare band includes imported daughters of such top European stallions as Myrstein, Halstor, and Ostar, all with champion predicate dam lines.

We believe in the value of proven pedigrees, and you will see this in the quality of Fjordhorse we produce.

Our Mission We breed for an athletic Fjord Horse, well suited to a variety of disciplines. As participants in the sport and art of dressage, athletic ability and movement matter a great deal to us. At the same time, as breeders, breed type and character remains our first guiding principle. This means that the horses we breed are, first and foremost, Fjordhorses. They retain the character, the conformation, and the hardy, sure-footed, easy-keeping nature of their Norwegian ancestors which date back thousands of years.

Our Guiding Principles     The Fjordhorse must be true to type.     Its conformation must be functional and its use versatile.     It must have a good temperament and be hardy and sound.     We must keep the Fjordhorse purebred...     Preserve the original colours of the breed and the primitive markings, and...     Avoid white markings which are not typical for the breed.