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Xafier

Just starting under saddle, Xafier is showing the work ethic and willingness typical of a Knabstrupper.

     Xafier

Xafier has lovely big comfortable gaits and a great mind.

Congratulations to Erin and Cita  on their 4th place in the FEI young horse class at Dressage at Lexington

Congratulations to Erin and Cita on their 4th place in the FEI young horse class at Dressage at Lexington
Photo by www.BobTarr.com

     Cita and Melyni place 2nd in their training level test and qualify for GAIG Championships in October

Cita and Melyni place 2nd in their training level test and qualify for GAIG Championships in October
Photo by www.BobTarr.com

Deep in the heart of the lovely Shenandoah Valley, lies Cedar Creek Stables, home of an unusual breed of horse.
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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.   More >>

 
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