Proven Broodmare by Treliver Decanter in foal to GFS Fire and Ice

• Warmblood
• Palomino
• Mare
• 12 years
• 16.3 hands

• Lovely mare, great mother, produces exceptional offspring. Exciting dilute &/or spotty2026 foal due!
• Easy to handle, vice free and an absolutely sensational mover as can be expected from her breeding!
• Her foals to date have had outstanding temperaments, great beauty, fantastic brains and big moves!

This tall, elegant and big moving mare is a proven broodmare who has consistently produced superb offspring. Owned since four years old, she is only now available due to retirement. She is in foal to our own AES Graded stallion GFS Fire and Ice with her past two foals full siblings who are both in professional homes! Her 2026 foal will be 100% palomino/buckskin/smokey black or double dilute and also have a 50% chance of a spotted coat pattern!

Sahara is by the golden palomino Grand Prix stallion Treliver Decanter (Dimaggio/Grand Ferdel). He has offspring competing PSG/Inter1, 1.40m showjumpers and CIC2*/CCI2* eventers. Decanter's sire Dimaggio competed PSG/Inter1 and produced over 30 GP horses, CCI4* eventers, and over 73 approved sons.

She is out of an Elite Graded SH(GB) mare by the Saddlers Wells bred stallion Accondy and out of the GP dressage stallion World Cup.

Accondy was placed in two out of his three starts, sired numerous National Hunt winners and became a sport horse sire of importance, joining the HIS Premium scheme in 1997, when he was the reserve for the Macdonald-Buchanan Trophy for the best new young stallion. The same year he stood Champion at the British Hanoverian Horse Society grading, attracting offers from the German assessors. He became a Super Premium stallion 1n 1998 and was twice awarded the Henry Tudor Cup and he was champion Thoroughbred at the Royal Dublin in 2001.

Sahara's sire Treliver Decanter was by Dimaggio. He has been the most influential dressage sire standing in Britain in the past decade. Dimaggio rose to fame when he was World Young Horse Champion as a five-year-old in 2000; the first British-owned horse to claim the title. He competed successfully up to intermediate I before his retirement with his offspring prominent at the very top level of the sport.

Sahara is vice free, mannerly to handle and good with the farrier.

All details can be viewed on our website www.gfssporthorses.co.uk