Royal Palms Friesians

(Dirk 298 x Gryt Ster x Wypke 277)
Foaled: April 10, 1993
FPZV Approved Stallion (1999)
Grand Champion Stallion 1999 Keuring

16.3 hands Classic Style Conformation

Tim stands 16.3 hands high, and possesses the high intelligence and gentle, willing temperament that are hallmarks of his breed. He is people-oriented, loyal, and wants to please his "people." His overabundant and luxurious mane, forelock, feathers, and tail create around him an aura of magic.

His body is that of the classic Friesian - majestic and powerful -- but his movement is upward and forward, light and supple. These qualities have made him the successful dressage and driving horse that he is. He is an approved breeding stallion in the Friesenpferde-Zuchterverband e. V. (FPZV), the Friesian breeding society in Germany. In 1999, the year of his approval, the FPZV designated him the Grand Champion Stallion of the 1999 Stallion Keuring.

Since his move to the United States, he has participated in stallion quadrilles at Dressage at Devon, Equitana's Mane Event, and The Night of the Horse in Del Mar, California. He was the "dance partner" of a purebred Friesian mare in a Friesian Pas de Deux performance in 2001, and has enjoyed consistent placement "in the ribbons" at numerous dressage competitions. He has been driven as a single carriage horse, in pairs, and in tandem.

He has thus far stood for two breeding seasons, and his offspring, the first of which are coming two-year-olds, all show the promise of having been stamped with their sire's kind temperament, extraordinary movement, superb intelligence, and affectionate personality.

Royal Palm Friesians is proud to own and stand this magnificent horse -- he is the reason we believe in dreams.....


	Back to Stallions Menu		(Dirk 298 x Gryt Ster x Wypke 277) Foaled: April 10, 1993 FPZV Approved Stallion (1999) Grand Champion Stallion 1999 Keuring 16.3 hands Classic Style Conformation Tim stands 16.3 hands high, and possesses the high intelligence and gentle, willing temperament that are hallmarks of his breed. He is people-oriented, loyal, and wants to please his "people." His overabundant and luxurious mane, forelock, feathers, and tail create around him an aura of magic. His body is that of the classic Friesian - majestic and powerful -- but his movement is upward and forward, light and supple. These qualities have made him the successful dressage and driving horse that he is. He is an approved breeding stallion in the Friesenpferde-Zuchterverband e. V. (FPZV), the Friesian breeding society in Germany. In 1999, the year of his approval, the FPZV designated him the Grand Champion Stallion of the 1999 Stallion Keuring. Since his move to the United States, he has participated in stallion quadrilles at Dressage at Devon, Equitana's Mane Event, and The Night of the Horse in Del Mar, California. He was the "dance partner" of a purebred Friesian mare in a Friesian Pas de Deux performance in 2001, and has enjoyed consistent placement "in the ribbons" at numerous dressage competitions. He has been driven as a single carriage horse, in pairs, and in tandem. He has thus far stood for two breeding seasons, and his offspring, the first of which are coming two-year-olds, all show the promise of having been stamped with their sire's kind temperament, extraordinary movement, superb intelligence, and affectionate personality. Royal Palm Friesians is proud to own and stand this magnificent horse -- he is the reason we believe in dreams.....