Piaff 015 Piaff is a gorgeous black mare by Piaster. She has good movement and always catches the judges eye with her flashy looks. She has been successful in dressage competitions up to class M. Piaff got her name from her incredible talent to piaffe. She is just a joy to be around.
		Markus Markus is our Westernpony, born in 2002. Markus is a real treasure, as he is particularly well-behaved and easy to handle.
		Mogli Mogli is our daughter's Shetland Pony gelding. On his back she has won numerous leading rein classes - and that already at the age of three. Mogli also enjoys being in harness and has been successful in driving competitions aswell.
		Wonder In 2004, we had our first foal out of the great dressage mare Wait And See, a Warkant-Eiger mare that we owned for several years. Wonder is a drop dead gorgeous mare by the well known stallion Caprimond. Wonder has an impressive pedigree and the looks and movement to do her great ancestors justice.

- Miniature Jenny -

One of our newest family members is this cute Miniature Donkey, born in 2008. Gänseblümchen, which translates to "daisy", is a sweet little jenny with a very gentle nature that we intend to use in our therapy programs.

- Great Dane from Champion bloodlines -

Nala is a majestic jet black Great Dane with a few white spots on legs and chest and a fantastic pedigree anyone would envy: Her sire is the spotted Leopold vom Schloß Nordkirchen, who in turn is a son of the unmistakeable Akari Claudia Bohemica - a European Champion aswell as multiple Champion in Germany, Luxembourg, Switzerland, the Czech Republic and Austria. Nala's dam descends of Narses de la Benjamine.
Nala is an alert dog with very elegant looks and has proven her quality when she was Baby Champion at the 2004 international dog show at the age of only a few months. And she has the personality to go with the good looks: For example, she sees it as her task to occasionally help stressed out miniature mares and baby-sit their foals or work out the junior stallions on the dry lots or in the pasture.
Sometimes Nala surprises us with her creative ideas of what to do with shoes that we left to close to her bed or her incredible talent in finding treats ... or what she thinks should be treats. Even if occasionally she creates some chaos, we could not imagine life without her.