Bigger and bolder aspirations are here! Many of us may wish to simply flat, trail ride, or jump small courses. However, there’s still plenty of awe and inspiration to be garnered from watching a super high performance jumper do what it does best in the ring: Power, speed, and (sometimes) sass!
Here are three high performance jumpers who we’re in love with, whether you’re looking to simply dream and be inspired, or actively looking for your next partner. These sale horses are from Florida, Maryland, and the Czech Republic.
What horse would you add to your shopping list? Click on each horse’s photo to be taken directly to view their listing in further detail.
Calida 55
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2004 17.0h Oldenburg mare. Converter 1 x Landkaiser. Calida does it all. She has all the experience in the world and is ready to go. She can go win in any company and be ridden by anyone. She jumps anything from any distance. She has blood and always brings you to the other side of the jump. She has experience up to the 1.60m. She would be perfect for a rider that wants to learn the jumper ropes. She’s not spooky at all (jumps flowers, open water, liverpool…). You can’t get a horse more honest or brave than this one.
Shiraz II
2009 17.0h Belgian Warmblood mare. Shiraz is an 11 year old Belgian Warmblood mare that has jumped 1.55m internationally. She was imported to the US in March. She has a lovely character, huge step, huge scope, and is easy enough for the lower levels. Shiraz is very brave, fast, and careful, but very forgiving with mistakes. She will be competitive at most any level. A nice opportunity for someone to learn to jump bigger and climb the levels.
Careson
2012 16.2h Oldenburg stallion. Super fancy 8 year old stallion, experienced at 1.4Om level with potential to go higher; will be ready soon. Very easy to handle, no vices, super nice to ride, very sensitive and willing. Horse which really stands out, a real eyecatcher.
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Go Jumping!