Buying a horse is an important decision, emotionally and financially. Type, temperament, ability, age and cost are all important factors in trying to find a horse to meet your riding or breeding goals. We will be happy to work with you to try to find the best match for you.

If you have any questions about our horses, or about breeding to our stallion, we will be happy to answer them openly and honestly. We want to help you make the best choices for you and our horses, not just make a sale.

Understandably, one of the first factors that most people consider is price. There are many factors that contribute the price of a horse, including age, bloodlines and training. Other factors that contribute to the price are its athletic ability, or its potential as a future stud animal.

Our PRE horses are registered with the Spanish Stud Book and some are registered with the Andalusian Horse Association of Australasia. All horses of breeding age are presented to the Spanish inspectors for breeding approval (revision) during annual inspections.

The horses are DNA tested and microchipped during the registration process.

Our warmblood foals are registered with the ACE group.

All our sale horses, regardless of breed, will be inspected by the Australian Continental Equestrian (ACE) group's international assessor from 2010, who provides an independent assessment of the horse's conformation and movement. The horses are jugded on their potential as future sport horses.

Once a selection is made, we can provide you with a list of local vets for a pre-purchase exam. We will also inform you which veterinary practice we use, so that you can make an informed decision.

-Payment Plan: Payment plans are available until the foal is weaned, or another mutually determined date. A non-refundable deposit is required. The horse must be insured during the payment period.

- In-Utero Purchases: The in-utero (before birth) purchase of foals may be available if desired. In-utero purchases have several advantages, the most important being that the foals are generally offered at a lower price, and that you can pay for the foal over a longer period of time. There can also be some disadvantages, too. What if you only want the foal if it is a filly? or a colt? What happens if the mare slips, or the foal is born dead? These are things that need to be agreed upon in advance, meaning that each in-utero purchase will be handled on an individual basis.

All agreements and contracts are drawn up in plain english by our tame solicitor. Where necessary, they can be adjusted to reflect individual requirements. These documents are not designed to be 'scary', but rather to make sure that everyone understands the terms. If you have any questions or queries about these documents, please contact us.

We hope that all our horses will go to secure, long-term homes. However, we understand that horses will often move around, and that their owners may occasionally find themselves in difficulties. We will attempt to provide assistance to any of our horses that find themselves, or whose owners find themselves, in difficulty in the future.