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Site updated May 27, 2009

Cloverlone Broodmare Farm - spotted Holsteiner collection appaloosa sport horse

Captain American on fresh spring grass at Cloverlone

Cloverlone Broodmare Farm is home to many new exciting equine adventures. Cloverlone's first and longest endeavor, the collection of Spotted Holsteiners has made it to down to 4% appaloosa in the new Holsteiner sport stud colt, Captain America. He has his sire's fluid movement and his dam's balance, steadiness and strong hind leg. Cappy shows strong dressage talent as well as the confidence of a hunter or jumper. He will start showing in hand in 2009 at Upperville.

Another important spotted Holsteiner is VicTaurus. She's a few spot (white with black spots) v. Livingstone (v. Landgraf) - White Shoulders v. Locksley Spotlight (Churchill). She's a tall mare with large shoulder and three strong gaits. Her under saddle training begins this spring. She will be bred via embryo transfer in the future once the ideal stallion has been picked. New pictures will be available soon as these winter coats are shed.

 

 

Saluut II - '1989 Horse of the Year' and 'Most Money Won in a Year' (twice)

Saluut II at Cloverlone

Elder statesman, R Saluut II (b. 1981) comes to stand at Cloverlone in 2009. He has stall #1 in the new barn and enjoys his paddock of green grass with a run in shed. Over the winter he gained weight well and is ready to breed mares on the farm. Dr. Ley will manage his mares in order to keep the collections to a minimum. Semen will not be shipped. In 2008 Saluut caught all his mares easily. One mare came as a 'problem' mare to catch and she is due to foal in June. Check back for his foals' pictures to start being posted mid April.

Byacinthe v. Saluut II - Nyacinthe (Georgia) born April 17. Click here for pedigree and pictures >>

 

Gail Guirreri-Maslyk's Equine and Sporting Fine Art

This painting is being raffled to benefit the Blue Ridge Hospice. Tickets are $20.00 at the event June 6.

June is one of Gail's busiest months for non-profits. A hospice benefit, The Belmont Party at Foxcote, is the evening of June 6th. Members of VEAA (Virginia Equine Artist Association) show and sell their art with 30% donated to Blue Ridge Hospice.

Gail has been show artist for the Roanoke Valley Horse Show since 1999. The show proceeds benefit the Bradley Free Clinic, equine reasearch and other charities and scholarships. Show dates are June 15 - 20 at the Salem Civic Center. This is only a 3 hour drive from Loudoun/Fauquier. If you have not been, it's the show known for 'Southern Virginia Hospitality'!

     

Hunt Landscape in progress for the Middleburg Humane Foundation Benefit Auction June 20

Also June 20 is the Middleburg Humane Foundation Benefit at Peace and Plenty. Gail is painting a 48" x 60" Hunt Scene Landscape to be auctioned that evening.

For more information and to view other paintings by Gail please visit:

Equine-Impressions.com

     

BetterHorseBusiness.com

Wait and see!!! Ever think the equine industry was the hardest industry to run a profitable business? You are not alone. In a 25 billion dollar industry there is room for words like 'market share', 'job security' and 'health care'. Better Horse Business, an Equine Access LLC project, will provide a safe place in the equine industry for newcomers and a haven for those that have struggled for years to find answers.

 

 

 

 

only 4% appaloosa blood!

 

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