A Premium colt with an infusion of Thoroughbred blood in his pedigree. Now under saddle and FABULOUS!

He has excellent movement and correct conformation.Lhittle Rascal's sire, Liberty Gold was Double Champion of both his Stallion Licensing in Verden and of his performance test at Adelheidsdorf, Germany. At his licensing in 2003, Liberty took highest honors excelling in his basic gaits, free jumping, confirmation, and overall suppleness. He stayed in Germany throughout 2004 to be started under saddle and to complete his performance testing in Adelheidsdorf. He was victorious at Adelheidsdorf, placing first of 42 horses, tallying high scores with a dressage index of 147.75 and an overall score of 140.93. When the final results were revealed: Liberty Gold scored 9.33 on trot, 9.5 on canter, 8 on walk, 9 on Character and Temperament, 9.667 on Rideability, and a 9 on his willingness to work. In the Fall of 2005 Liberty Gold made history at Dressage at Devon. He was undefeated in all 7 of his classes both in hand and under saddle. He scored an 83.9% in the class of 4-year old and older stallions shown under saddle. In the 4 and 5-year old geldings and stallion Materiale class, Liberty Gold continued to excel and scored a 78.8%. Liberty further set out to dazzle us in the Hanoverian IBC 4-year and older category with a score of 84.0%, followed by an 86.27% in the Cosequin/USDF BC Stallion Championship. Liberty Gold emerged as the 2005 Grand Champion as well as the 2005 USDF/Cosequin East Coast Stallion Champion! Liberty Gold is by Londonderry out of Walida by Weltmeyer and stands 16.2 H Foaling report: A beautiful healthy, totally black colt!I expected chestnut , since the dad is chestnut and I get so many chestnuts here at RSF (is something in my water?). I was totally surprised at this totally black colt. He is substantial and appears to be short coupled. Movement looks good so far, but all he likes to do is canter so far.

SOLD! Congratulations to Joanne Penso of NJ!

Bucky is now in training with Shannon Stevens and Marcus Orlob and they say he is a fabulous mover. I can't wait to hear more progress reports! Bucky was started here at RSF by our new horse breaker, Andy Sutliff. He does an amazing job. He has soft hands, has a matter-of-fact approach to young horse antics, and he gets the job done quickly, without stressing the horse or overfacing him. This is Lhittle Rascal with Cara. It is the 16th time Bucky is ridden. That is how good Andy and Cara are. Of course, Pierre will be training the young horses too. Jim and I are lucky people here at RSF to have such a great team!