December 2011 Competed at Prix St George ( a first for both horse and rider!) and recieved many 7s and an 8 for a canter pirouette leading them to an impressive 65.790%!
June 2011 The Surf's Up Cup recognized dressage show and scored 69.333% and 69.500% from judge Lisolette Fore on their 3rd level freestyle for 1st place both days! Receiving 8 for extended canter, 7's again on flying changes, extended trot, half-passes and walk work! See video below!
May 2011 The Canterbury May Days Qualifier recognized dressage show and scored a 71% on their 3rd level freestyle for 2nd place and then competed in 4th level test 1 ( the first time ever at 4th level!) and scored a 66.571% for 1st place! In the freestyle they received 7's for their extended trot/canter, walk, half-pass and flying change work and an 8 for music! In 4th-1 they again received 7's for their extended trot and half-passes, they recieved a 8 for Harmony between horse and rider, and scored their first ever 9 in a test for their "very collected canter" work!
Blue Eyed Dream and is trainer Charity L. Messer were awarded 2010 Central Florida Dressage Association Freestyle Champion with a 74.38%!
Blue Eyed Dream recently participated in a clinic with Conrad Schumacher, one of the world's foremost dressage trainers, he has trained over 4,000 horse/riders, many to Olympic and International success! New video from that clinic below!
Blue Eyed Dream is trained and competed by our assistant trainer Charity L. Messer
Blue Eyed Dream is a 16 hand cremello imported ZFDP ( German Warmblood) stallion. Known for passing on his sweet, loving temperment and great work ethic to his offspring. He also passes on great athelticism, excellent jumping ability and beauitful, expressive movement for dressage.
Blue Eyed Dream's pink skin and blue
eyes are characteristics of the cremello color. A cremello
has two dilution genes, which lighten the hair, skin, and
eyes. Blue Eyed Dream will only pass on one cream gene to
his offspring, so he will NOT reproduce pink skin or blue
eyed foals when bred to non-dilute mares (chestnuts, bays,
blacks).
When bred to a chestnut, he'll produce
palominos 100% of the time.
When bred to a bay, the foal could be palomino or buckskin
(or rarer smoky black).
As a cremello, he'll always pass on one
dilution gene, so color is guaranteed. Note, however, that
when bred to a gray mare, the resulting foal could inherit
the gray gene and turn gray.
The only way Blue Eyed Dream could produce
a double dilute foal (cremello or perlino) would be if he
was bred to a mare with a cream gene, and both parents pass
that gene to the foal.
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