Knabstrupper stallion, Pax Asgard af Pegasus, is quickly becoming one of the most prolific sires of high quality Knabstrupper offspring in North America. He is proving to be a versatile and powerful horse – Pax is ridden in dressage, driven in harness, and has recently started jumping and is showing serious natural jumping talent. In 2021, Pax competed in the Get of Sire class at the world-renowned Dressage at Devon earning a Bronze with a collective mark of 77.15 points to finish behind serial winner KWPN sire Sir Sinclair and the 7-year-old Oldenburg stallion Davos CF and beating out several traditional Warmblood stallions. Pax and his offspring are paving the way to a spotty and sporty showring.

 

Many Blessings GES, is a rare double dilute Czech Warmblood mare. Her dilute breeding makes her unique in our breeding program as she is only able to produce palomino/buckskin/smoky black foals when bred to non-dilute colored stallions. Kinsky Warmbloods excel in show jumping, eventing, dressage, polo, and hunt racing. They are renowned for their wonderful temperaments, easy trainability, athleticism, and stamina. Many Blessings is incredibly smart and willing and has recently gone back under saddle. She shows promise in both dressage and jumping. Many Blessings is by Kinsky Czech Warmblood Stallion, Mitril who is known for his fabulous jumping form and correct, balanced conformation. Her paternal grandsire, Alois, is an accomplished Grand Prix show jumper who won the 6-year-old competition in the Czech Republic. Alois is also an approved stallion the the SCHCT (Czech Warmblood) and the SCHKK (Kinsky) registries. Simply Irresistible GES, the dam of Many Blessings, is by Sager. Sager’s sire, Hurikan, is one of a few approved and licensed stallions in the Czech Republic for both the Czech Warmblood registry and the rare Kinsky Warmblood registry. During his career he was successfully shown in both showjumping, dressage and driving. He has produced many successful show horses and a handful of breeding stallions. Kinsky Warmbloods are known as Europe’s original “gold sport horse” and are now considered a rare breed by the European Union authorities.     

 

Year of Birth: 2022 

Registry: Knabstrupper

Status: Sold In Utero

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Price: Unlisted until birth