There is a special place in our hearts for the Arabian horse. They are a breed like no other in their intelligence, spirit and most of all, kindness.

Folly was an ambassador for the breed, overcoming the stereotype that Arabians are not suited for dressage.  He performed successfully against warmbloods with grace and athleticism.   During his dressage career, he won many regional and national championships up through 3rd level. This past year, at 32 years of age, we lost our special friend.  We will miss him always.

We remain active in the Arabian industry training purebreds and part-breds in dressage for both open dressage competition and Arabian shows. Currently, we have added Arabian sporthorse in-hand and under saddle classes to our list of accomplishments.

Contact us if you are interested in learning correct dressage for yourself and your Arabian or Part-Arabian horse.

In 2003, Pinosh was Training Level Champion at Dressage at Waterloo and 7th at the USDF Region 2 Championships in Training Level JR/YR out of 48 multi-breed horses.

He is currently standing at stud and schooling 3rd level.

Breeding inquiries can be made to Carol Schulz at Wynden Hill Farm LLC.

Carol Schulz riding Pipers Pinosh at the 2008 MSU Showcase Show

Sophie and Orzels Ovation after a training session with Carol.

Mona Vie WHF, by Pipers Pinosh out of Matchbox Patti, by Matchlite.  Shown here as a yearling.

Alley Oop, aka Alvin, is a 4 year old Arabian paint cross. He is 15.2 hands with spectacular movement. He will excel in both dressage and Arabian sporthorse classes.