Totilas-Tochter sucht Traumplatz als Zuchtstute

A dream horse is looking for a loving new home in a paddock or similar setting with plenty of movement and space.

She loves groundwork/horse tricks and can perform the Spanish walk, rear on command, and lateral movements. She is a sensitive, gentle type with a lot of charisma. To music, she starts to dance and float, and she has above-average gaits – especially her walk is noteworthy.

However, those looking for a grand dressage horse are mistaken. She is not only small for a warmblood, but she is also only conditionally rideable. Why? - She has PSSM2/MIM. In everyday life, she manages well with a slightly adjusted concentrate feed. She has no muscle dents/abnormalities, looks top-notch, is muscular and shiny, but has a high muscle tone. Therefore, she reacts to the saddle with saddle pressure and does not like bridles/bits. 

She can be ridden in walk with a bareback pad and bitless.

She is the perfect partner as a leisure horse for walks, groundwork, as a companion, or for someone who enjoys her beauty. As a daughter of Totilas, she has inherited beautiful musculature and a jet-black coat.

We have raised a dream foal from her when we were still unaware of the PSSM2/MIM. She handled pregnancy and foaling wonderfully and had no issues at all. She embraced her role as a mother. Whether to continue breeding with PSSM2 (n/px, n/p8, thus heterozygous) is a much-discussed topic and belongs in professional hands. Due to her size, we chose a riding pony stallion for her first foal. The foal has only one heterozygous variant (the stallion was not tested).

She is consistently a well-behaved, rather sensitive horse and is barefoot.

She reacts to insect bites, so she wears fly sheets during the summer months. Engine noises and trailer rides stress her, so these should not be part of her daily routine.

I wish for a nice, loving home – without being used as a sport horse, without competitions, with a lot of understanding. Someone who accepts her as she is and can empathize with her.

She is being given away because we already have another horse in need of care, we cannot provide her with the housing she needs (movement/paddock), and our own health (surgery is upcoming) is becoming important.

Space before price, no dealers or riding schools. She will only be given away with a protection contract. She will not be given away for free due to bad experiences – a protection fee will be required, which we will set aside for her – she can always come back to us if something happens.

If everything fits and we have a good feeling, then a "loan" is also conceivable – but only long-term, to avoid unnecessary stress for her. We want everyone to be well – both horse and human. :-)

Please feel free to send your phone number along with a brief description of your home/your wishes/expectations – we will then contact you promptly.