- Skills / Disciplines
- Athletic, Breeding, Flashy, Color Producer, Ridden Western, Stallion, Started Under Saddle, Trail Riding, Trick
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Proven BAY ROAN 6 year old gypsy vanner stallion with mostly black feather, sire of 13 fantastic foals, with 1 more expected this year! High Valley Bonfire of Chestnut Oak is a grandson (sire's side) of the famous living legend Alfie of Brackenhill at Stardust. He is also a grandson (dam's side) of the famous blue roan SD Whistler who has done very well in the show arena. Bonfire's sire is the stunning Brackenhill Boots and his dam is the gorgeous blue roan tobiano mare, Arsenal Gypsies Shillelagh.... (read more) His bloodlines include Hermit's Alfie of Brackenhill, Brackenhill Boots, Brackenhill Black Magic, Woolly Mammoth, Hermit's Duke, Hermit's Duchess, Gikes Stallion, Sweeper Mare, SD Whistler, SD Jim, SD Stevie, SD Dollar Mare and more. Truly legendary bloodlines, producing outstanding quality foals with great minds and athletic ability with the addition of unique color.
Bonfire is a rare Bay Roan coloring with three black stockings E/E, A/a, n/Rn, and is PSSM1 and FIS negative. He can produce Blue Roan and Bay Roan coloring and has produced all black feather! Pasture breeds and hand breeds live cover. He would be easy to train to a phantom and is very fertile getting mares pregnant on the first cycle. He currently lives with two pregnant mares. He has 13 beautiful foals on the ground with 1 more expected this year. Bonfire enjoys doing tricks including sitting, bowing. He has been handled since birth and has good ground manners and loves attention. He has 90 days training under saddle and is green broke to ride. He is in excellent health and never had any lameness issues. He is registered with Gypsy Horse Registry of America, Inc., and Gypsy Vanner Horse Society. His birthdate is 5/13/2020. He is currently just under 14.1hh and still growing so we expect him to make at least 14.2hh. We are keeping a few of his fillies and moving forward with our program. Contact us today for more information.
You can see his riding video's on our Facebook page: Chestnut Oak Farm Gypsy, & Drum Horses
One of the video's is pinned at the top of the page.
His at liberty Youtube video is posted on this ad and on his stallions page of our website: chestnutoakgypsydrums. com
He is two years old in the Youtube video.
Chestnut Oak Farm
CHESTNUT OAK FARM ~ BREEDING SUPERIOR QUALITY GYPSY VANNER & DRUM HORSES!
Located in the rolling hills of Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania, Chestnut Oak Farm is owned by Scott & Wendy Rager. Their involvement with Gypsy Vanner & Drum Horses began in 2005 when they purchased their first pair of Shire mares that were the foundation of their breeding program. After adding the amazing Gypsy Vanner stallion Rosewater Cassidy Sid in 2007 and purchasing a few more mares, they have been breeding superior quality and unique colored Gypsy Vanner & Drum Horses producing top quality foals each year.... (read more)
The focus of Chestnut Oak's breeding program is to produce Gypsy Vanner & Drum foals with correct conformation, easy to work with temperaments, and top notch movement so they will be able to compete in the show ring and be your best friend. Showing how versatile these horses can be and laying a great foundation for the future of the Gypsy & Drum Horse has always been one of their goals. Chestnut Oak enjoys attending local open and regional shows, fairs, horse camps, parades, and the PA Horse Expo while educating the public about these rare breeds. Finding a great home and good match is a top priority for the Rager's as well as making sure each baby is worked with and well handled from the start so their new owner will be able to enjoy them as much as they do.
For more information about Chestnut Oak Farm and their Gypsy & Drum Horse breeding program please contact:
Chestnut Oak Farm
Scott & Wendy Rager
173 Ettinger Rd
Beaver Springs, PA 17812
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