Winston Churchill: "When you are on a great horse you have the best seat you will ever have."

Standing at Stud

 ****Radical Blue Magic****

Super Quiet  Satin Black Quarter Horse Stallion

DOB: 16/08/2005     Currently 14.3 hh

Registered for breeding with Australian Quarter Horse Association (Q-57367)

and the Australian Quarter Pony Association (QPS-386)        

Stud Fee for 2010 season is $750 (including handling fee of $250) plus $5 per day agistment and discounts apply for multiple bookings by the one owner.  There is a 10% discount for registered mares until 31st August. Natural service on farm only. Generally this means that we run the mare with Magic as soon as she has settled in to her new environment until she has come in to season and been served.  For the rest of her oestrus, she will be taken out and hand served or left with him, depending on what is best for them both. This has produced a 95% conception rate over the last three seasons. Latest breeding contract available upon request via email or just phone (98341048).

Transport between Albany and Perth etc with Skinners Transport can be arranged too (Peter Skinner: 0418916207).

"Magic" is a black purebred Quarter Horse from fully imported Quarter Horse bloodlines and was purchased from NSW in 2007. His sire is the magnificent stallion Tall Dark N Radical (imp USA) Q-41653 and his mother, Blue Dixie Chick, is by the well known stallion, Blue Denim Zipper (imp USA). What a combination!! Also featuring in the pedigree are Millbrook Vapour Trail, Zippo Pine Bar, Hotrodders Jet Set, Tiger Leo and Three Bars - all the industry greats. He has excellent straight legs, a strong back, good length of rein and a beautiful big round hindquarter. All his foals have inherited his laid back attitude, beautiful heads and excellent movement.

But best of all is his incredible laid back attitude and nothing seems to bother him. Magic just loves to be with people.

Magic has now been started under saddle at Salt River Performance Horses.  Many thanks to Kellie for developing his education to this new level.   

    www.saltriverperformancehorses.com.au

His temperament is extremely quiet, confident and friendly but with lots of character too and his willing to please and "can do" attitude make him a joy to train. Last year, we were blessed with three new foals by Magic out of our warmblood mares (Prishka, Kiara and Walnut).  We have one foal born in September, "Radical Skippin Leo", along with another five foals to outside mares. Magic's foals will suit QH dressage, western pleasure, trail riding, natural horsemanship levels (eg Parelli), Pony Club, Adult Riding Club and he can breed Quarter Ponies and Quarabs.

Notes For Mare Owners:

1. Please send your mare with no shoes (to prevent injury) and also have had a worm paste within last 3 weeks.

2. We recommend a scan be done before she comes here. This will determine if there is fluid present that could indicate an infection, a retained corpus luteum, follicle or any other problem that will prevent a pregnancy happening. This will save you unnecessary agistment fees if the mare does not fall pregnant on the first cycle and also the extra expense of having a vet travel to the farm to do a scan and treatment here.

Mare Owners Guide to Breeding a Quarter Horse Registered Foal by Magic:

Firstly, you need to be a member of the AQHA and your mare needs to be registered as a Foundation Mare. These application forms can be downloaded from www.aqha.com.au. Your mare must have registration papers with her breed society.

Arabian Mares: this will give you a Quarab, which will have more bone and substance than a typical Arabian, and a very calm brain.

Thoroughbred: This cross produces great hunters, eventers, jumpers and dressage horses. A fabulous example of this type of cross is Sonja Johnson's Olympic eventing horse Ringwould Jaguar which is by a Quarter Horse sire, out of a Stock Horse mare.

Stock Horse Mares: Are eligible for Foundation registration with AQHA. Therefore your foal will be a registered QH.

Magic's Initial Breeding Fee with the AQHA has been paid, and so has his DNA testing for HERDA. So his Quarter Horse foals can also be registered if they are out of registered Quarter Horse mares or Foundation QH Mares.

Mare Owners guide to Breeding an Australian Quarter Pony:

Please visit the website, www.australianquarterponyassociation.com for full information and the forms. Registrations are being accepted for both registered and unregistered solid or coloured ponies between 11.2HH and 14.2HH. Your mare will need to be registered with this association and then we can submit a breeding return to them.

Fertility

As a breeding stallion, Magic is a very gentle and casual lover - he is never in a rush!. It is no problem to leave mares with him in his paddock. Fertility wise, he has had a 90% success rate on the first cycle over the last three seasons.

Inspection invited by appointment. The kettle is always on!

Other stallions we have also used

                     KH Wolkenstar - Hanovarian

Weltmeyer is a German supersire. His credentials alone speak for themselves. He is simply phenomenal. Weltmeyer is considered by many to be the Hanoverian Sire of the 20th Century.

  ¯   2003 USA Equestrian's leading dressage sire

  ¯   1998 Hanoverian Stallion of the year

  ¯   1997 Stallion Performance Test Champion

  ¯   1989 DLG Champion

  ¯   1987 German National Champion Three-year-old Riding Horse

  ¯   1986 Hanoverian Stallion Licensing Champion

Weltmeyer is famous as a sire of champions. Weltmeyer has 85 licensed sons around the world and 416 of his mares have achieved the "State Premium Mare" title in Germany, 1194 main stud book mares, 355 auction horses and the total winning sum of progeny is €1,886,797.00.(Ref: IHB 2009 publication). Weltmeyer has exceptional dressage ability with cadenced movements and beautiful suspension and elevation. In 2005, it was not unusual again to see that Weltmeyer was the dam-sire of the highest priced foals. At Verden's elite Auction in October a Sandro Hit/Weltmeyer foal (Step by Step) fetched €31,000  and the top priced horse, Lexus by Londonderry out of a Weltmeyer mare fetched €260,000  ($500,000). Second highest price of €200,000 went to Donny M (Don Frederico, Weltmeyer), showing that, once again, Weltmeyer mares are highly sought after for the incredible foals that they produce. For more information on Weltmeyer and the success of his progeny, visit www.classicsires.com/weltmeyer.

Stallion Performance Test 1997, Adelheidsdorf: 

Overall score 143.96 / 1st of 40 

Dressage score 143.94 / 1st 

Jumping score 141.44 / 3rd 
 

Progeny Results in Competition
Breeding value dressage: 151  

Breeding value show jumping: 68 

Riding type: 136     Conformation: 143

Note: To understand breeding scores, scores over 100 relate to how the stallion improves over his mares, whereas scores below 100 show a negative improvement.

NB: there are numerous videos on YouTube of Weltmeyer in action

Wolkenstein II is a 16.1hh chestnut Hanoverian stallion born in 1990. He is already proving himself as a fabulous sire of performance horses.  He has an absolutely impeccable pedigree. His sire is the incomparable Weltmeyer, and he comes from a foundation mother line. The photo below shows his wonderful conformation and attractive head. at 16.1hh he remains a very elegant horse that still has good bone, yet is not too big for the average rider or horse float. The "G" line is also noteworthy for producing fabulous show-jumpers as well as eventing horses.

Wolkenstein II's performance record is exceptional. 

  ¯   He was Reserve Champion at the 1992 Hanoverian Stallion Licensing

  ¯   German Champion Three-Year-Old Riding Horse in 1993

  ¯   Champion of the 1993 Stallion Performance Test. 

Wolkenstein II's offspring are continuing the tradition.  His offspring include Welser, Waterford, Wildest Dream, Wildflower and Wolkenrose. For more information on Wolkenstein II and the success of his progeny, visit http://www.classicsires.com/wolkenstein_ii.htm

Stallion Performance Test 1993, Adelheidsdorf

Overall score 139.60 / 1st of 41 

Dressage score 138.89 / 2nd

Jumping score 124.90 / 7th

Progeny Results in Competition

Breeding value dressage: 153 +++

Breeding value show jumping: 137 ++

Note: To understand breeding scores, scores over 100 relate to how the stallion improves over his mares, whereas scores below 100 show a negative improvement.

Wolkenstein II brilliantly combines the prepotency of the supersire Weltmeyer and the "G" line back through Grande.

Wolkentanz performance record is exceptional. 

  ¯   He was Champion at the 1993 Hanoverian Stallion Licensing

  ¯ German Champion Three-Year Old Riding Horse in 1994

  ¯ Runner-up of the 1994 Stallion Performance Test. 

For more information on Wolkentanz and the success of his progeny visit http://www.classicsires.com/wolkentanz.htm

Stallion Performance Test 1994, Adelheidsdorf

Overall score 133.78 / 2nd of 35 

Dressage score 140.53 / 2nd

Jumping score 109.56 / 9th

Progeny Results in Competition

Breeding value dressage: 159

Breeding value show jumping: 93

Breeding value conformation: 164 (!!!)

Note: To understand breeding scores, scores over 100 relate to how the stallion improves over his mares, whereas scores below 100 show a negative improvement.

This promising young stallion is the sire of our latest new filly foal, KH Wolken Georgia.

Sadly, he had to be euthanized in 2008, but his wonderful genes live on through this delightful filly. She is offered for sale.

                                 These photos were taken shortly before he died at the age of 2 years.

Sire of Kareela Hill Good Charlotte, Kareela Hill Romulus and Remus and Kareela Hill Mystery

Breed: Quarter Horse

Height: 14.3hh

He is performance bred with very fast acceleration and able to execute very nimble turns and stops. Brock also has a natural talent for jumping and loves any reason to spring forward off his powerful hindquarters.

Colour: Palomino

DOB: 11/11/2004

Reg: AQHA Q-56489

Purchased from Brockham Stud, Lake Grace, in 2005, "Brock" is the sire of KH Good Charlotte, KH Zipped in Mystery, and the twins Kareela Hill Romulus, Kareela Hill Remus.

He is now started under saddle and performing Parelli level 3 at both liberty and on a 45' line. His temperament is super friendly, playful and extrovert - a natural "show-off" as can be seen by his photos!