Presenting 2 of our broodmares


Our broodmares have many years of proven breeding experience. Usually our broodmares don't have any health issues or problems with foaling. They give birth on pasture naturally. Our broodmares take very well care of their babies. Ronnie and Reine always had healthy and strong foals, who didn't need any additional health care.

The foals are usually very quiet and friendly, when they are handled from the beginning.

When we bought the horses back then, we did sufficient research to have a good blood line guaranteed.

Reine - Very friendly, reliable black beauty

Name: Green Acres Surprise Reine
Breed: Canadian Horse
Training: Started under saddle
Temperament: Friendly, quiet, beautiful movements
Birth Date: March 2005
Color: Black
Markings: None
Height: 15.1 hh
Sire: Deschambault Fablo Surprise
Dam: Rineview Alf Liberty
   

Reine was born and raced on our farm. She has been started under saddle when she was four years old. She is an all black beauty, with no white markings. Reine is friendly, easy to catch and handle.

Rhonnie - Fancy looking mare with fancy looking foals

Name: Green Acres Surprise Ronnie
Breed: Canadian Horse
Training: Started under saddle
Temperament: Friendly, quiet, beautiful movements
Birth Date: April 2005
Color: Black
Markings: None
Height: 15.2 hh
Sire: Deschambault Fablo Surprise
Dam: Quinns Dazzler Honesty
   

Ronnie is a very good-looking broodmare. She has been stated under saddle when she was four years old. She is all black with no markings and has good ground manners. She has always outstanding and fast selling foals.

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Comments: 2
  • #1

    Teresa Born (Monday, 20 March 2017 17:17)

    Hi. I sent you a facebook pm but thought I'd try this way as well. I'm considering adding a Canadian mare to our herd. I need a very quiet ,gentle , old style horse that is about 15 to 15.3 hands. Am looking for a horse that my husband can ride. And that I can also breed occasionally. We use to ride in the mountains all the time , however my husband's gelding doesn't suit him and he has lost all confidence and motivation to ride. We live close to FSJ. I am currently looking at a 20 year old mare in our area , which is suitable for the riding but she can no longer be bred . Would possibly consider a young one that we can raise up if the temperment is right. Thanks for any info. Teresa.

  • #2

    Earl Blain (Tuesday, 21 March 2017 10:01)

    Hello Teresa Born,
    Hatsue is a 18 year old, very quiet, friendly and reliable riding horse. She has the looks and a great personality. Even, when she was at her first show, she stayed relaxed all the time. Hatsue could still have the one or the other foal, or even sold bred.
    Among the fillies, Dahlilah, born 2016, would be the closest to an old style Canadian Horse. She is a very friendly and pretty filly. The other fillies will be taller and are lighter build than her.
    Reine, the mare from above, 12 years old is a very nice and good broodmare. Though, she would need a restart under saddle. As she has the right personality, she will be a quiet riding horse too.
    You can also send me a message at: canadianhayranch@gmail.com
    Best regards,
    Earl