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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

How to breed your own top quality sport type, leopard spotted, Knabstrupper!

August 20th, 2010 06:26 PM
Take a look at these foals, all of them are by Ecuador Skødstrup out of various warmblood mares. Gandalf born in 2007 currently lives in Montana with Andria Manecke. Then in 2009 we had CCS Theoden by Ecuador Skrødstrup out of Anatasia Bonita (Rosie) an Oldenburg by Rosenthau. Theoden was the Best in Show at [...]

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A really good clinic!

August 16th, 2010 01:08 AM
We took Xavoy and Cita to the VADA-CH Chapter Grant clinic with Jeanne MacDonald. And we had an excellent clinic. They say that if you get to take one good useful piece of information away from a clinic then you had your moneys worth, well by that token we got way more than our moneys [...]

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Some shots of the mares and babies

June 23rd, 2010 09:03 PM
With 3 foals all on the ground and healthy (phew), we took some shots of everyone early one morning. Here are some of the pics of the mares and babies.

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Meet CCS Lobelia, our latest arrival.

June 16th, 2010 09:28 PM
Born to Linda; Sire; Apollon, is CCS Lobelia, a chestnut filly. AS big and stout a filly as anyone could wish for. MIss Lobelia, came a few days late, but in good form. However she forgot her spots. But she is a lovely mover and a quick learner. Even without any wild colors she is [...]

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