Bis zum Alter von drei Jahren leben unsere Pferde in nach Geschlecht getrennten Gruppen. Wir pflegen täglichen Umgang mit ihnen und Dinge wie Führen und Anbinden sind bereits im Absetzeralter selbstverständliche Routine. Unsere Fohlen wachsen artgerecht mit viel Liebe und Sorgfalt im Umgang auf. So schenken sie uns bereits von klein auf ihr Vertrauen. Wir haben ein Hufpflegeprogramm ab dem Alter von 2 Monaten, um beste, korrekte Hufstellung unserer Fohlen zu garantieren. Ein Bild sagt mehr als tausend Worte, daher stellen wir Ihnen die Philosophie unserer Pferdezucht hier mit einigen Bildern vor, Bilder aus dem täglichen Leben mit unseren Pferden.
Alle unsere Stuten sind Reitpferde und arbeiten unter dem Sattel oder an der Hand. Nur so können wir ihre Eigenschaften unter dem Sattel kennenlernen wie ihre Reaktionsschnelle, Sensibilität, ihre Balance, oder auch ihre Belastbarkeit, was uns Rückschlüsse auf zukünftige Anpaarungen ermöglicht.
Arbeit mit Nacarina
Ausritt
Ritt durch die Wüste mit unseren Stuten
Der edle Ausdruck der iberischen Pferde
Mit zwei unserer Junghengste
Die offenen Weiden in der Wüste
Fohlen in der Wüste
Freiheit
Frühling
Junghengste in der Wüste
Gruppe von Hengsten
Stuten auf der Weide
Die beste Fütterung – Wir holen Heu über 1200 km aus Nordspanien für unsere Pferde
Vertrauen ab der ersten Stunde. Menschen gehören für unsere Fohlen von Anfang an ganz selbstverständlich zum Leben.
Verständnisvoller Umgang schafft Vertrauen von klein auf.
Da wir nur wenige Fohlen im Jahr züchten, können wir jedem individuell die nötige Zeit widmen.
Manchmal kommt der Moment des Abschieds
Die erste Phase der Ausbildung: Losgelassenheit.
Wir bilden unsere Pferde nach klassischen Prinzipien aus, damit sie gesund und freudig mitarbeiten.
Die weitere Ausbildung überlassen wir nur den besten Händen: Juan Jesus Carreño und José Daniel Martin Dockx mit unserem jungen Hengst Pan.
Kurs mit Dani Dockx
Philosophie unserer Pferdezucht
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