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Noble Alibi 2004 Bay Mare, 16.2hh Tb mare 3 Kentucky Derby Winners are in he Pedigree. She is proven on the race track in the Hunter Ring and as broodmare
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Capriola 2003 Rose Grey Mare, 17.hh Warmblood mare By Cing Camp Gillette Z out of Viola
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Mare problems? Midwest Warmblood is here to help. We are always on the lookout for a quality mare that would be well suited for the Warmblood. We are looking for quality not quantity. We don't want the mare that bites, kicks and can't be ridden. We believe that up to 60% derives from the dam.
We are looking for young fertile mares. Mares we can breed for a couple of years and than possibly as a riding horse. Or older mares that have done very well in one or more English Sport...Hunter/Jumper, Eventing, Dressage.... your choice lease or buy!!!
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should you decide to lease one of our mares than here is how it works. You pay us $2500,-- any mare that includes the Stud fee to Cing Camp Gillette Z. Veterinary charges are not included, but it includes a live foal guarantee. Pay as you can, all at once, make monthly payment, divide up your payment. Once the mare is in foal you will be responsible for all cost of up keep/care of the mare and her unborn foal. We will keep the mare at our farm for $ 75,-- a month. Farrier and Vet are not included. Your mare will be out in pasture thru out the summer. In the Winter we will provide a Stall for her.
During the last month of Gestation and for the 1st month after the foal is born we will charge $150,-- board a lot of care is needed during that time. Should you choose to have the mare foal out at a Midwife, than all charges are yours and no board on our part will be charged. We will have a live camera there during foaling so you can see the entire birth we will call you day or night if you wish. She will be under our watchful eyes 24/7. Once your Foal reaches the age of 30 days the mare becomes once again our responsibility. The foal can stay with the dam up to 6 month after foaling. You pay $ 50 per month board. That again does not include the Vet or Farrier expenses
In the Event that things don't go as planned we will have several options for you .
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