WOW It’s a spring day in Germany, in the region of Bedburg-Hau. Sired by Lingh out of a mare by Roman Nature. “In 2005 at the Netherlands National Dressage Championships we were astonished by the amazing performance of Edward Gal with Lingh and decided to breed our Roman Nature mare to Lingh. The next year …. our first stallion Bizar la Haya (sire Lingh) was born. Like his mother Bizar la Haya quickly grew out to be a horse with a very nice size and model. As a two year old he already looked like a full grown stallion and it turned out that his character was superb: easy to handle and an enormous drive to work for you under the saddle.”
As breeders they are looking to breed foals that have certain qualities – especially power in the hindquarters…..
“Take Lingh, both his father Flemmingh and his grandfather Columbus were good jumping horses. If you breed the current modern dressage horses with a great front to a mare with strong hind quarters, talent for collection, a drive to work for you under the saddle and an athletic body you will breed a horse that can perform at Grand Prix level.”
Here are 2 photos of Bizar, outside on a spring day in Germany !
At home, Bizar la Haya
