Djinn Chaser is dual registered as Jockey Club TB and APHA (main book).  She's very athletic, her canter is wonderfully round and engaged.  She's by an imported Irish TB, thus we decided to double up the Irish breeding and selected a registered Irish Draught.

Djinn's 2006 filly is black or dark bay (so hard to tell with newborns), with low white socks.  She has a snip on her nose and is as vibrant as her brother Tiergan.  She's tall, elegant and clearly knows she's destined to be a competitor.  Sensational!

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Sophie is athletic (won over $250,000 on the track), stylish and very bright.  She's a large, muscular mare with a natural balance and style to her.  She and Norton produce size, athletic ability and amazing trainability.  

Sophie's colt, Dinadan,  will be ideally suited to the competitive rider that wants size, ability and a first-class work ethic.  Sophie's first Norton foal, Avalon, has an amazing ability to learn quickly.  Visit her page for photos on her development.  Avalon is just now starting under saddle and is showing great promise.

Dinadan is bay, with blaze and high white stockings in the back.  This foal should be ideally suited to the rider who values versatility, athletic ability, trainability and who wants some "go" to their mount.

Click for a video of Sophie's first Norton foal,  taken during Avalon's first  summer.

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Annie is a nicely bred mare, with a great work ethic.  She is my usual riding horse and happily works daily.  She's even tempered, not at all flighty and is a very willing partner. Annie's foals have all shown exceptional dispositions, kind and gentle.  They've also all shown natural engagement and have gone on to excel in dressage and eventing.

Annie suffered a severe colic in the fall of 2005, requiring surgery to correct.  We all expected her to lose the pregnancy, but to everybody's great surprise, she didn't.  Certainly there is no doubt that this is a miracle foal with a will to live that rivals Tiergan's. 

Her foal is expected to be black or bay.  All of Annie's foals have blazes and 4 white stockings.  

This foal will be available at weaning.  Annie's foals appeal to people who value disposition and athletic ability.  Annie's last foal, Tor, has started under saddle and is doing wonderfully.

Click for a video of Tor (Annie's last foal) taken during his first summer.

Vespa is a lovely mare, elegant and refined.  She loves to jump (at which she excels), and has also done nicely in dressage.  She's kind, gentle and not flighty.  She's one of the 'almost daily' riding horses - she does nicely in the arena and cross country.  Vespa is the kind of mare that you can take anywhere and ask her to work - and she will.

This foal will be her first Roads End foal.  We expect a refined foal, with natural inclination to jump.  Given the disposition of both parents, we expect the foal to be kind, gentle and willing.

This foal will be available at weaning.

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Cassie is a Percheron-Appy cross.  She's very athletic, works under saddle and harness.  She's sturdy, hearty and built to stay sound.  She's bright, opinionated and always interesting.

Her foals have been amazing athletes.  One would surmise that 3/4 draft foals might be too slow/heavy to jump - but Cassie's foals have proven otherwise.  They're all willing, happy jumpers with a great deal of power (and inclination).  If you want a safe/sound family horse that can do it all, it's hard to beat a Cassie/Norton foal.

Cassie is genetic black (despite her faded color).  She and Norton will produce either black or bay offspring. 

Cassie's foal will be available at weaning.  

Don't see what you're looking for here? 
Try these other great sport horse breeders:

Homesick Angels Farm : They jump like Homesick Angels!

Roundtable Shires : Superior breeding program!