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• April 6th, 2026
• Hickstead place, RH17 5NU

• Palomino
• Gelding
• 2 years

• Striking
• Potential

Very striking yearling palomino gelding out of an Irish sport horse palomino mare by an Emerald / Heartbreaker young stallion with huge show jumping potential.

Handled and free jumped according to his age.

Very strong and well build for a yearling. Good confirmation.

Moves nicely. For sale from his breeder. Based in North Yorkshire.

• Gelding
• 4 years
• 16.2 hands

• A top one for the future.
• To make 16.2hh approx 4yo gelding.

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Her sire King Kashmir’s sire Kashmir van Schuttershof is one of the most successful stallions in the world. After a successful career at the highest level with Philippe Le Jeune, the Nabab de Rêve son became one of the best stallions in Belgium. His most famous offspring is without doubt former European champion and Olympic silver medallist H&M All In ridden by Sweden’s Peder Fredricson. But also Aachen winner Gazelle ridden by Kent Farrington, Olympic team gold winner Reveur de Hurtebise HDC ridden by Kevin Staut. King Kashmir’s grandsire Mylord Carthago was ridden by Pénélope Leprévost among the best showjumpers in France for many years and has left his mark in breeding.

He is as a 7yo now at 140cm level with marriet smit-hoekstra and looks set for a big career…

His damline is very very good !

His dams siblings include :

“belline fighting spirit” (freeman vdl) competes to 5* level with Irish rider Joseph Murphy

“levandowski”(like angel) is a licensed stallion and jumps to 130cm level

His own siblings include :

”daisy” (Glasgow ) jumps to 155cm level with magorzata cizek

”domenica “(like angel )jumps to 135cm level with British rider Paris walker smith

all in all this damline is stepped in quality.

he is no different! A really modern type with an elastic step and a jump to match .

You won’t find him as a 4yo!

January 2026: just riding away showing a top mentality

 

• Gelding
• 3 years
• 16.2 hands

• A lovely prospect for next year and beyond for showjumping or dressage .
• 16.2hh approx 3yo gelding

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His sire clarimo jnr is at 145cm Level under nicola ridonetti and Looks set for a big career like his 160cm jumper sire clarimo…

His damline combines some of the very best genes in the world in flipper delle and the Olympic sire , Verdi .

His own sibling “phantom k” (q Chacco ) jumps 130cm classes with julius bescht of Germany .

Hes a great type , has an elastic step and a jump to match .

• Bay
• Gelding
• 3 years
• 16.2 hands

• What a find …
• This is one for the big time..
• 16.2hh approx 3yo gelding

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His sire emerald needs no introduction!!!!!

His damline is copy book combining the legendary balou du rouet and grannus via Graf top.

His dam is just a young 

Mare while his grand dam jumped 140cm classes .

Hes a wonderful model, full of quality , has a top class step and all the jump worthy of anybodies stable .

You will not find him as a 4yo.

 

• Bay
• Filly
• Under 1

• Each foal has high quality bloodlines, correct conformation and a bright future ahead of them.
• Prices range from 5-10k.

Picture 1 – Filly (Duplexx × Mazhar × Saivan)

Out of Ayen Shael, an Akhal-Teke mare. This type of breed offers speed, stamina, agility, and toughness, qualities which have been honed over thousands of years. Their distinctive light, efficient build and ability to thrive in extreme heat and long-distances have made them historically valued as endurance horses. If you talk to any farrier they can tell you how trimming these types of horses can be like cutting into a rock cake. Modern sport riders appreciate them for their athleticism, rideability, and striking metallic appearance. An example of this is by Sergei Filatov, who rode the Akhal-Teke stallion Absent which won the individual dressage gold at the 1960 Rome Olympics, marking the Soviet Union’s first Olympic gold in the discipline. By using this breed it allows us to  offer movement, stamina and endurance especially when crossing them with the jumping sports horse, like the bloodlines Duplexx has to offer. 

This foal has 80% thoroughbred in her and carries the athleticism, willingness, and class. 

Picture 2 – Filly (Duplexx × Tangelo × Quidam de Revel)

Out of Tanretta, who's sire Tangelo Van De Zuuthoeve is a proven competitor at the highest level, delivering strong performances under Roelof Bril, including notable third-place finishes in the Grand Prix of Vienna and the Grand Prix of Birmingham. His influence in breeding is remarkable many of his young progeny are already succeeding in 1.60m Grand Prix sport, reinforcing his status as a truly exceptional sire. Tanretta's Dam Dam sire is Quidam de Revel in 1992 took part in the team bronze medal at the Barcelona Olympic Games and finished fourth individually.

This foal has 55% thoroughbred in her. She carries the proven historical genetics of performance, and courage a combination that bodes well.

These foals are ready to step into their next chapter from December onwards — all with full health checks and current vaccinations.

• Anglo European
• Palomino
• Gelding
• 2 years
• 16.3 hands

2yo gelding by Jalapeño out of a Tinarana (Argentinus) x Puissance mare from a proven performance damline that has produced showjumpers to 1.40m, eventers to 3* and dressage horses to Advanced Medium.
Since a foal, I had intended to keep Hamlet on and eventually grade him as a stallion as I believe him to be quality enough with a brilliant temperament but unfortunately Hamlet could not wear his testicles responsibly and so he's had them taken off! Which means I no longer have a space for him, much to my misery, in part because he is out of my favourite mare and I've always wanted to retain a quality colt from her.

Hamlet is currently standing 15.3hh and is actively growing, I think he has at least another hand to go so should finish at least 16.3hh. He has good length of rein, beautiful lines and is an elegant mix of blood and substance.

GOOD BITS
- Excellent temperament. Hamlet is a real character, he loves people and loves to play. He is always smiling and up for a good time with an inquisitive and trainable brain. Not a single nasty thought has ever even been in the vicinity of his head. An all round good cheeky boy.
- Has always lived out in a herd, currently living in a mixed herd. Comes in to be stabled without issue when needed.
- Sound and straight with no vices.
- Athletic, moves well and comes from a strong performance dam line, Hamlet will go on in to any job whether it's dressage, eventing, showjumping or hunting.
- Will come in from the field away from his friends, has had his feet and worming done regularly throughout his life.
- Bred here so full history known from birth. Sire, dam and half siblings can be seen.
- Is yellow

BAD BIT
- As is common in young horses that grow too quickly he has some chips in his near side hock. This was never a concern to us and hasn't concerned the vet either and it wouldn't have stopped us backing him and pursuing a competition career with us - the only thing that stopped him was his testicles! Which are now gone, which means we no longer have a job for him here. He is sound and straight and we don't expect them to cause a problem but if they do they can be removed.
- Is yellow

I would like Hamlet to find a great home where he can be produced to his full potential and go off and have a lot of fun doing a great job for someone in eventing, dressage, showjumping or hunting. I am not looking for a hacking home. I am looking for 3500 for him, I have priced him to try and find him the best home I can as painlessly as possible and this in no way reflects his quality or potential but it does take into account the chance that he may or may not require some sort of maintenance or chip removal at some point in the future. Right home is most important. No dealers please.
Serious enquiries please call only, I'm not going to have a back and forth over messages for days and I'm not going to sell a much loved horse to someone I've never spoken to.

• Jacondrik's pedigree shows an incredible line of the worlds best eventing and jumping sires.
• Jacondrik's sire Jaguar Mail was active in the sport at the highest level and was one of the finalists at the Olympic Games in China in 2008.
• Jacondrik's dam sire Contendro I is the 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019 World #1 Eventing Sire and World #25 Jumping Sire

Picture 1 – Colt (Jacondrik × Duke of Hearts × Noble Dancer)

Out of Duchess Lancer, who's sire, Noble Dancer was 5th overall at his Neustadt Dosse performance test in 1999. Noble Dancer’s sire Noble Champion was a powerhouse in the sport, achieving 17 Grand Prix victories and earning the title of Oldenburg Showjumper Stallion of the Year (1998) under Hauke Luther. 

This foal has 65% thoroughbred in him. He carries the hallmark of generations of athleticism, willingness, and class.

Picture 2 – Filly (Jacondrik × Gentleman IV × Tsunami de Hus)

Out of Peut-Etre, daughter of Et Non De Hus. A powerful mare whose dam, Dody de Chalusse, has already produced a number of good jumping offspring and jumped 1.50m herself. She is currently one of the top 40 dam's in France for breeding.

This foal has 60% thoroughbred in her. She carries the proven genetics of performance, carefulness, and courage a combination that bodes well for a bright future in the sport.

Picture 3 – Filly (Jacondrik × Freelancer × Canturano)

Out of Killyleagh Lancer, sired by Freelancer

This filly has 56% thoroughbred in her. Killyleagh the mare is one of the best looking/ confirmational on the stud, she is the half sister to Malawi Lancer who placed third in the 4-year-old BYEH final in 2023. Here we have a filly with presence, powerful lines and an impressive mix of blood and ability, this youngster looks promising for the future combining the movement, temperament, and scope.

These foals are ready to step into their next chapter from December onwards — all with full health checks and current vaccinations.

Prices range from 5 - 10k.

• Welsh Part Bred
• Palomino
• Filly
• 3 years
• 15 hands

• Currently measuring 14.2hh to mature around 15hh, could measure in at 148cm or 153cm
• Top potential for dressage, working hunter, eventing or showjumping
• AES registered Welsh D x Warmblood

Flashy, athletic, serious quality palomino Welsh D x Warmblood (Ynyslyns Orlando x Danny Kannan x Kashmir von Shutterschoff) filly to mature around 15hh - could potentially measure in 148cm. Would definitely measure in 153cm. Only for sale as sadly did not make the height expected but she is sure to make a fantastic teen or small adults competition horse in dressage, working hunter, showjumping or eventing.

Asia is a correct, strong, substantial model with decent bone without being heavy, 4 white socks and an unusual blaze. Currently shedding out her winter coat to show a gorgeous golden colour underneath the fluff! Bred for sport but built to last - Asia is the proven and popular combination of Welsh D x Warmblood. By Ynyslyns Orlando, the only Welsh D to ever be graded with the AES - a true sports D! As well as athleticism, quality and versatility Orlando brings the native qualities to compliment the warmblood dam to make the ideal serious competitive teen or amateur's horse - soundness, temperament, durability and user friendliness!

On the dam side, we find the exciting Kannan son Danny Kannan and behind that Kashmir van Schuttershof, a prolific producer of internationally successful showjumpers. The direct motherline has produced several internationally successful offspring, including the 1.50m horse Hollywood Be Good and Casanova de Vitron. The combination of Kashmir on this line also produced the mare Altesse de Vitron, who is now competing at 1.40m level under the saddle of Karen McFarland. The granddam Quick Step-P.H was herself a winner at 1.30m level and has also produced international showjumper Di Petra du Vert Bois (1.40m) as well as eventers Quick Casanova and Step Up Casanova. Full sister to the dam jumped age classes successfully.

Asia is a flashy, athletic, expressive mover who really turns heads. She covers the ground exceptionally well for her size and has a super hind leg that makes us think she could be a real showstopper in the dressage arena with the right production, whether for pure sport or as part of eventing. Asia has only been over poles twice but shows plenty of potential with a tidy technique and good scope. With her build and quality we think she could also potentially make a super 153cm working hunter pony.

Asia is being sold from the stud where both sire and dam can be seen. She has had her feet and worming done regularly and happily comes in and out of the stable when required with no vices but she has been mostly left to grow on as a horse doing horse things and is relatively raw from the field. She has not been faffed with or over handled and she is a well bred, small sports horse with a working brain, not a first pony. Therefore please no novices.