Welcome to Knabstruppers for USA
Deep in the heart of the lovely Shenandoah Valley, lies Cedar Creek Stables, home of an unusual breed of horse.
The Knabstrupper horse is an old and rare breed, originally developed in Denmark the horses come from the same original stock as the Spanish horses that gave rise to the Appaloosa.
The Knabstrupper and the Appaloosa share the same unusual color patterns, they are the ‘spotted’ horses.
The color variations range from the whole body spots of the classical Leopard pattern (sometimes called “Tiger’ pattern), in bay, black and chestnut to the blanket spotting and to varnish roan and snowflake patterns.
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Latest Knabstrupper News
January 3rd, 2010 02:37 PM
Miss Cita has come home from Florida! Yes, our little beauty queen is no longer cruising around in the land of the hunters. She had been with Mark and Michelle Stopford for about a year and she has done really well, being the Knabstrupper ambassador to the world of show hunters. But time and money [...]
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November 10th, 2009 12:53 PM
The week after the Region 1 Championships we had a clinic with Jim Koford. He comes to a farm about 1 hr away, so we load up and drive over.
The first day I rode Xavoy, and Xafaire and April rode Payana. Xavoy and I are currently showing at 4th 3 and not doing as well [...]
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October 19th, 2009 03:03 PM
Yes we did it, we had the inspection and grading at Cedar Creek, Mariners Cove and at Baroque n Dreams.
All in all 27 Knabstruppers were inspected and graded.
2 mature stallions both passed their ridden performance tests, Atlantis and Pegasus now both have lifetime breeding licenses.
2 young stallions had their initial inspection, which they [...]
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September 30th, 2009 01:26 PM
The date of the KNN approval in Virginia is October 11th. All day starting at 9 am. We will have lunch available. So come on and join us.
Lots of lovely spotted horses, two ridden performance tests plus 2 young stallions, mares and foals and young horses.
It will be a day to remember.
Cedar Creek Farm, 2435 [...]
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