Lexington Farm - Quality Performance Horses

BREEDING

Lexington Farm performance horses focuses on breeding and training quality warmblood and thoroughbred horses suitable for dressage, showing or eventing.

A broodmare herd has been carefully selected to make sure the mares have qualities we want to see in our foals. There are six selected thoroughbred mares and four warmblood mares including fillies. These fillies have been specifically bred to be the future warmblood broodmares at Lexington Farm. The thoroughbred mare bloodlines include Lunchtime, Yeats, Sir Dane, Todman, and Pride of Kellina.

Rather than standing a stallion, we have chosen to access the wide range of local and international bloodlines now available using either fresh, chilled or frozen semen. Stallions are selected to compliment the mares and are chosen on temperament, trainability, confirmation, competition performance records and bloodlines. To date we have bred to Northern Classic (Northern Congress Hol), Welts Emperor (Weltmeyer), King of Swing (Kassiber Trak) and Driving Force (Without Fear TB), Roskymar Armistace (Hann), Fisherman's Friend (Hann), Hogan's Crusader (ASH).

Foals 2007 Season

Due to the outbreak of Equine Influenza, breeding in 2007 was cancelled.

Lexington Armando
Lexington Fiske

Foals 2006 Season

BJ Kaneto Almah was once again bred to Roskymar Armistace and we are delighted with our brown colt, 'Lexington Armando', DOB 21/12/07. The mare Belladonna was bred to Fisherman's Friend and we have a lovely friendly brown colt with a white star and snip identical to 'Fish'. 'Lexington Fiske - flipper to his mates was born 28/1/08.

Lexington Fiske	Lexington Armando

Foals 2005 Season

The AWHA reg mare 'Bold as Brass' (Skies Above), was bred to an Australian Stock horse, 'Hogan's Crusader'. The colt foal 'Gordon' is chocolate brown with white markings and is an absolute character.

Foals 2004 Season

The grey mare BJ Kaneto Almah was bred to the licensed AWHA stallion Roskymar Armistace. The grey filly foal 'Lexington Affinity' is gorgeous, long legged, quiet and with her dam's great movement.

Foals 2003 Season

Drought conditions this season forced us to spell all the brood mares for one breeding season at Lexington Farm. Steps were taken to continually improve upon the existing group of brood mares however, and the percentage of thoroughbred brood mares was reduced. These were replaced by the warmblood mare BJ Kaneto Almah.

Almah is by Belcam (Aalto/Aachen/Danderous Dan TB). She is ACE registered (score 75.5%) and Oldenburger registered. At purchase she was in foal to BJ Kaneto Casanova (Contango II).

BJK Concierge - Bl/Br/Grey colt born 22/10/2003
Sire: BJ Kaneto Casanova
Dam: BJ Kaneto Almah

What a super colt! Very correct conformation, bold, upstanding, great movement, seriously expressive trot, very good rhythym. Handled, quiet intelligent nature. Mature 16.1hh.

Foals 2002 Season


Lexington Cognac - Brown colt born 2/10/02. Sire: Northern Classic (Hol) (Northern Congress) Dam: Bimbas Magic (TB) (Castalia/Century/Better Boy) Nice natured, very leggy, may mature 17hh, huge canter, suit dressage/eventing.


Lexington Wizmarc - Bay/Brown colt born 23/10/02 Sire: Welt's Emperor (Han) (Weltmeyer) Dam: Modelled (TB) (Yeats/Nijinsky/Northern Dancer) Striking markings, upstanding colt with loads of personality, mature 16hh, nice uphill paces, expressive trot.



Lexington Lucky Swing - Chestnut colt born 22/12/02 Sire: King of Swing (Trak) (Kassiber) Dam: Holliander (Hol/TB) (Northern Classic) Stunning, look at me now presence, nice markings, a good natured colt to mature 16.2hh. Excellent dressage prospect.


Lexington Corvette - Bay filly born 8/1/03 Sire: Northern Classic (Hol) (Northern Congress) Dam: Hannah Honey (TB) (Northern Dancer) Exquisite, very pretty filly, mature to 16hh. This filly is a full sister to RR Copenhagen - Member Qld Dressage Squad 2002, competing PStG, and to True North, who placed 3rd 2001 State Championships 4yo class, 3rd Brisbane CDI Young Horse 4yo, 2002. Corvette will be retained by Lexington Farm as a future competition/breeding horse.