Genny is an eleven year old Oldenburg mare born at Huntington Farm located in the picturesque state of Vermont. Ann Kitchel was her owner. Ann owned both parents of Genny until their passing. I have recently visited the farm and it is beautiful. Genny was indeed fortunate to have been born to an owner such as Ann. 

Genny is a beautiful light bay mare with a gorgeous eye.  She was backed as a youngster but not ridden for many years.  She is back in work now and is being prepared for sale as a hunter prospect. 

Her pedigree features such well known relatives as: 

Wohlan - Sire of Worms, who was the sire of Argentan. Argentan was one of the most important founding sires of    the modern Hanoverian. 

Pik As - Pik As was a horse who was a very influential sport horse sire. His descendents include: Mr. T: World Champion jumper,  Aramis: World Cup winner,  Pik König: producer of show jumpers and dressage horses, Pik Bube: with Herbert Rehbein, won 11 out of 12 competitions in his first season alone, and Pik Bube II.

Komet - Champion and top prize winning black stallion of particular beauty who stood as Chief Stallion at Schmoel, then went on to stand at the state-run establishment at Achselschwang in Bavaria where he contributed to the Bavarian horse breeding industry numerous premium mares and licensed stallions. A self-confident, lively and highly noble stallion, the impressive Komet possessed great body harmony and clear breed type. Komet was a great mover, demonstrating engergetic, rhythmical paces. With his valuable genes, Komet proved to be an important producer of excellent quality riding and competition horses. He has had a large impact on Trakehner breeding through his notable sons Gunnar, Herbstglanz, Hessenstein and Herbststurm.

As happens, Ann found herself in a position where she had to reduce her herd to continue her breeding programme. This is how Genny found her way to Canada. Ann believed that she had found a good home for her. Circumstances found Genny at an auction. The wording of the advertisement and the timing found us in a position to see Genny and her filly. We brought them home with us. 

If you would like to see the wonderful facility where Genny was born and spent a great deal of her life click on the link below:

www.huntingtonfarm.com

We hope that we can provide as well for Genny as Ann did.