Another new EM for Rolling Stone Farm

Her inspection score was 7.66 and her Mare Performance Test score was 7.47. Here she is in October 2014, pulled right out of the field. She sold that same night. She can still move- even with a big pregnant belly!

Dam sire Rienzi was very successful in the dressage ring in 2003, placing 15th in the USDF Horse of the Year rankings at Second Level. He was USDF Region 6 Second Level Freestyle Champion and winner of the Northwest Cup for horses competing in First through Fourth Level. He won over 20 blue ribbons in open competition.

Wallstreet's PS was a very successful hunter, winning in hand and over fences. She is an American Hanoverian Society studbook mare, winning top Hanoverian mare honors at her inspection, beating out the purebreds!

Reynah scored 7.16 on her inspection, moving her own studbook status up one level from her dam into the main Studbook. She successfully completed the Mare Performance Test with only 100 days of under saddle training, scoring 7.0, with two 8's on her jumping. This score qualified her for Elite Mare status.

Sire Cabalito brings new bloodlines into the US and Canada that are known in Germany for producing excellent character and ridability. At his licensing, Cabalito was selected by the State Stud at Celle. He participated in the 11- Month Performance test which he completed at the top half of his class. In 2001, Cabalito was USDF Region 9 Mature Horse Champion, and AHS Reserve Champion stallion. In 2003, he was shown to great success in the First Year Green Hunters. He was champion 4 out of 8 AA rated shows, including the Ocala Winter Finals with over 30 entries. Another highlight of his show season was a third place finish in the $25,000 GALA Hunter Classic. Year end awards included the AHS Champion First year Green. In 2004 Cabalito was champion several times in the 2nd year Green hunters, and also competed in the Regular Working hunters and Level 5 jumpers with good placings.

SOLD! Congratulations to Candace of PA!

Inspection Comments

Cheerleader was a bit of an overachiever in 2013. She had a huge follicle (75 mm!) that I thought was going to be an anovulatoty hemorrhagic follicle, so I didn't breed her on it. Then it ovulated with a huge CL. I bred her the next cycle to Black Tie, where she conceived twins that were right on top of each other. I waited to see if one would regress, then my vet and I both tried pinching one, which resulted in both going away. Better luck next year- she sells in foal to Shakespeare RSF. I believe Cheerleader would win any hunter broodmare class you entered her in, plus she has dressage movement and has produced some TOP dressage horses.

At our American Hanoverian Society inspection on July 20, 2008, Bunny made us proud. In her free jumping, she received a 7.5 for technique and an 8 for ability. These were the high scores for the day. On the rest of her MPT, she received a 7.5 for rideability, 7 walk and trot and 7.5 canter for a total score of 7.47. On her mare inspection, she received a 9 for frame, 8's for neck, saddle position, foreleg, conformation, typiness and femininity, walk, and overall impression and development. All of the other scores were 7's for a total score of 7.66. We were very proud of her. She was only broke to saddle in the spring, and so was still a very green three year old.