Halston ORO

Halston is a true gentleman and gem of a stallion. He has a cuddly “teddy bear” personality and is kind and generous. He is revised for breeding with both ANCCE and IALHA but would also make a perfect gelding. He is easy to handle around other horses, polite and friendly, and loves to go out on the trail! He is comfortable going both english and western, is not fussy about the type of bit he wears, and is experienced in a hackamore. He has comfortable gaits and a very willing attitude. Easy to trailer and would love to be your best friend and partner in all adventures. He does have notable hock arthritis that may be resolved by fusing so we are accepting offers. He would make an excellent light riding horse and breeding stallion. The arthritis is from a foal injury. He has a fabulous full pre filly and iberian warmblood colt on the ground. Photos and video available. Gentleman to handle in the breeding shed.

He attended his first show, the IALHA national championship in November 2021 and earned Champion Sport Horse under saddle, Reserve Champion in dressage suitability and a Reserve Championship in hunt seat open. His full sister is the dam of 2 National Champions and National Best Movement winners. Halston is currently schooling first and second level.

Halston is trained to collect and has excellent fertility. His sire, Notable GF, is from the esteemed breeding program of Gremlin Farms by Guacho III. While in Spain, Gaucho III won “Best Movement” at SICAB in Sevilla and gained high points in the ANCCE “Book of Merits” both for conformation and movement. After importation to the US Gaucho III had a successful Grand Prix career.

Halston’s dam sire is the legendary Indiano XVIII, who’s pedigree is pure Romero Benitez, containing some of the purest and most admired bloodlinrs that trace directly back to the pure Cartujano horses. Multiple Champion in morphology, functionality and best movement in Spain. He was imported to Mexico where he competed under Spanish judges who awarded him Champion of Champion at the Mexican National show. His grand dam sire on the dam’s side is Centella V, considered to be one of the most important stallions in the history of the Andalusian horse. He was an extraordinary horse and Champion of Spain in SICAB in 1987 and Trophy of the Junta de Andalucía and the Real Maestranza.