We call him Attilla, but he's nothing like his namesake. Attilla craves attention and desires to only to please. When you combine his sweet personality with his top placings at First Level in 2008(scores in the low 70s) and at Second Level in 2009(scores up to 70%,) you won't find a better amateur's horse. His always-happy attitude will be a fantastic addition to any home. This horse has plenty of talent for the upper levels, too.
Do they get any cuter than this? You will be hard pressed to find a more friendly, uncomplicated, fun sport pony. Pia goes out for hacks, jumps, and is coming along nicely with her dressage training. At 14.2, she's perfect for a younger rider or a petit adult. She has wonderful steady gaits—a bonus in the show ring. Pia made her show ring debut in early 2009 and has earned scores up to 65% with a junior rider and up to 70% with Sean at Training Level.
For someone who wants a horse with experience to work up the levels on, Dost is the perfect match. He was competed to 'M' Level in Germany
(approximately equivalent to 4th Level in the US) before being imported in 2004. His current owner, a senior rider, has competed him through 3rd
Level over the last several years.
Dost is currently being trained and shown by Sean (visit the home page for current scores.) While a bit out of shape for it currently, he knows
the work for 4th Level/PSG very well and simply needs time to get his conditioning back for that level. He has been schooled in piaffe/passage
as well.
STC Dressage is currently starting several talented youngsters. Please check here often if you are looking for a talented young horse to add to your horse family.
Aaron
Pia 