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Stallion at Stud

Dinamo QC, our proven Paso Fino stallion, is licensed and has done a formal performance test and has also proven his abilities on many shows, competitions, trekk- and leisure rides.
We offer him for public stud for a limited amount of mares only, so make sure you get your booking in before the spaces are all taken up.
He offers his service to Paso Fino mares, Icelandic mares (to breed Aegidienberger) and mares of Iberian origin (to breed Paso Iberoamericanos) only, as we don't believe in just crossing any mare to any stallion.

Upbringing of your youngster - Livery

We strongly believe that an excellent upbringing is the foundation of a long and happy life for a horse and good partnership with its owner. In our opinion the first years are the most important and most formative years in a horses life. In these first three or four years we pave the way for a trusting, grounded, confident and friendly personality in a horse.
Therefore we invest a lot of time and energy in the raising and educating of our youngsters. From a very early age on they learn through positive reinforcement to trust and obey the humans.
Our methods are based on non-violent and natural theories as well as a lot of patience.

As we strongly believe that we have a true strong point here, we decided to not only raise our own youngsters, but raise other young horses as well. All horses are welcome that will not exceed 15 hd when matured. We also raise your colt in our bachelor herd.
We offer a comprehensive all-round package with leaves the owner with no worries whatsoever. That will include all feed, the farrier at a regular basis as well as worming and vacinations and if nessecary the dentist.
Your youngster will grow up in a mixed herd, so the older horses do their bit of the education, but will get a lot of human contact and training in all things a young horse must know.

First backing/ Training of the mature horse

When a horse is 3.5 to 4 years old its training to be a riding horse begins. We start our horses not before the age of at least 3.5 years, as we believe they need plenty of time to develop their skelleton and muscles before carrying the weight of a rider.
Again our training is based on non-violent methods and were ever possible on positive reinforcement. Our backround lies in TTEAM, Connected-Riding and Classical Equitation, but we also incorporate elements of the traditional way to train a Show Paso Fino, all depending on the job the horse is meant to be doing later in life.
We pride ourselves in creating gentle, bomb-proof, courageous riding horses, that are a true pleasure in every day life, but also make a good impression on the show ground.