Now 3 weeks old and getting stronger by the minute.
New Foal – by Furst Romancier
We had a new arrival on 2nd June, to our Don Primero mare Torpenhow Daydream. She is the very proud mum of a Bay colt. He seems to have the slight dish in his face that his father has. He has lovely long limbs so we expect him to be just like his sire. He is very alert and lively seen here at 2 days old.
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Torpenhow Finesse
True to form Dyna foaled on her due date, just as well as the foal is ginormous. We’ve called her Finesse, Ness for short.
She’s really pretty and nicely marked, however its not clear yet whether she will end up grey like her father. I guess we’ll soon find out.
Well you couldn’t expect her to stay awake for too long she is only 3 days old after all.
Torpenhow Luke 2 year old Chestnut Colt to Make 16.1hh by It’s the Business
Luke is full brother to Emma Shaw’s It’ll be me (10th Foxhunter final 2005). Luke’s sire It’s the Business should need no introduction to serious Show jumpers.
Torpenhow Daydream
10 yr old 17hh Chestnut gelding
Torpenhow Daydream 16hh, In foal Chesnut Mare 5 year old
Lightly backed and put in foal, as no rider. Very successfully dam line. Half sister to Emma Shaws It’ll be me.
In foal (due May/June 2010) to Furst Romancier Who at the 70 day test ( Oldenburg ) received in all three basic gaits the top mark of 9.0 – walk, trot and canter! His rideability was highly praised – expressed in numbers this means he was awarded a 9.0 and 9.5 out of 10
Furst Romancier stood out from the crowd with his movements swinging through his entire body, developing the highest degree of impulsion and elasticity. A dressage stallion in a class of his own! Sire Furst Heinrich was himself crowned World Champion as a five year old in 2003. With an above average breeding index of 160 points he is ranked as one of the leading dressage sires in the German Federation’s breeding evaluation. The dam’s sire Romancier adds – as the half brother to Rubinstein – the precious Rosenkavalier into the equation. Furst Romancier descends from one of the most successfulOldenburg mare lines: the Edoste. Numerous licensed stallions emerged from this line such as the National Champion and European championship participant Exupery as well as reserve national champion Landjuwel Gold, the Olympic horse Petit Prince, Grand Prix winner Avignon in addition to numerous advanced dressage horses. Conclusion: A stallion gifted with all it needs to become a top-class producer.
Make an excellent foundation mare for any stud, or could be produced herself for any discipline.
Her dam has produced very successful dressage horses, show jumpers and an eventer.
Open to sensible offers.
Can be seen Wirral Merseyside
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