Horses for sale

Price Bands

  • Band A – £5,000 to £8,000
  • Band B – £8,000 to £11,000
  • Band C – £11,000 to £15,000
  • Band D – £15,000 to £20,000
  • Band E – £20,000 plus
  1. Beaumont Delius 2018 British Warmblood gelding (Dvorak x Connery x Alabaster)

Beaumont Delius (“Teddy“) is a bright bay 3 year old gelding by the De Niro son Dvorak out of Ciaroscura, a Hanoverian mare bred by Woodlander Stud that competed up to Advanced Medium before a field injury ended her ridden career. Teddy’s sire has competed at the British Dressage Nationals as a five year old and is now gelded to enable him to continue his competition career. He is currently successful at elementary level. Teddy’s mother line is direct from Pikantje, the German champion riding horse, sired by Pik Bube I. Teddy is already 16.hh rising 3 so is going to mature around 16.1hh to 16.2hh and is well built with very active paces and an inquisitive, confident personality. He will make a wonderful ladies dressage horse and should also jump well. PRICE BAND C.

2. SOLD Beaumont Franziska 2019 British Warmblood filly (Franz Ferdinand x Totilas x Sandro Hit)

Beaumont Franziska (“Fifi“) is a jet black yearling filly out of one of Beaumont Stud’s foundation mares, Tamina, who is by Totilas and hails from an illustrious dam line that has produced many licensed stallions, including His Highness, whose mother was Tamina’s grandmother. This mareline also includes So Unique, Le Vivaldi, First Rousseau and Scolari. Totilas needs no introduction as a world champion and his licensed sons are now starting to reach the top of dressage including Toto Jnr, Total Hopes, Total US and Governor. Fifi’s sire is the impressive stallion Franz Ferdinand who is the full brother to world breeding champion Woodlander Farouche and out of Grand Prix mare Dornroechen. Franz Ferdinand was the top British based dressage stallion at the British Breeders Futurity in 2018 and Fifi’s full sister For Elise was awarded the highest mark in the UK at the Futurity for a dressage filly in 2018. With world champion blood on both sides, Fifi is destined for the top as a dressage horse. She is going to make 16.2hh plus and is well grown and substantially built. She has inherited her mother’s calm, sweet nature and is a queen in the making. PRICE BAND B.