Mirrabook-Rafter 5 Warmbloods

Kamloops, British Columbia

Canada

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A Bit About Me and my Horse(s)
Mirrabook-Rafter 5 Warmbloods is a warmblood breeding and training facility, located in the interior of Bristish Columbia,
in Knutsford, just outside of Kamloops. Our breeding program offers a good selection of Licensed & Approved warmblood breeding stallions of Dutch, Hanoverian, Westfalen, Rheinlander and Thoroughbred lineage. We offer sales of young prospects for Dressage, Eventing, Hunters or Jumpers.
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Canada
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http://www.mirrabookrafter5warmbloods.com

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  • The Natural Horse Vet

    Thank you...
  • Rappenhof Trakehners Okanagan

    Dear Marilyn, good to hear from you! I met the BC chapter president at the OKBreeders Stallion Show case in Armstrong, where we presented Platinum and a mare and yearling colt for sale (if you know somebody for this super quality youngster $ 9000, financing possible, 20% commission. I have no buddy for him. He'll reach 16.3, is a super mover, trailered, shown in hand, A1 conformation and character. Platinum-Martini-Donaufuerst bred).
    I really would like to get involved in the local Warmblood scene. Next year I want to breed Platinum's 2 1/2 black halfsister (by Guy Laroche-Michelangelo, out of Palma Nigra by Habicht) to a top BC Warmblood stallion, preferably Holstein or Dutch Warmblood.Any suggestion? If it works well, I would breed her every year with Warmbloods other than Trakehner.
    We have Platy and 5 broodmares here in South Okanagan near Osoyoos. Last weekend Platy won Reserve Champion 1st level (gold) at Kelowna Spring Dressage under 17 y.o. Ashley Walton-Bose from Oliver. Next show is Salmon Arm, there at 2nd level. I think, touch of Class in Fort Langley follows. We got ourselves a truck camper to stay at the show grounds. Where will we see you? I have to look up you address to see, if you are close enough to a showground to visit you.

    How are things at your place? Because of the move last year and construction here, we lost a bit touch with the horse scene. Days did have not enough hour to keep up! Hope it will all settle a bit by the end of this year...Love, Connie.
  • teamqeb

    Hi Marilyn, All is pretty much the same , love your new foals.We only bred a handful of foals last year and only expecting one this year..Even though we are in winter the weather is great , cool evenings and glorious days..Business is flat out to the stage I am using another barn 10 minutes down the road for all the breakers..