Sunset Valley Stables

Sunset Valley Stables Sunset Valley Stables is a private boarding and breeding facility nestled in the hills of Grand Valley Rd, NW of Cochrane, AB.

Sunset sunset valley is the first breeder in Canada to breed Czech warmbloods -Kinsky horses also called Golden horses of Bohemia. These warmbloods are the oldest warmblood breed in Europe . They originated in Czech Republic and the history goes back to years 1200
They are named after count Kinsky who started the stud book in nineteen century. After the Second World War these horses almost went e

xtinct under the communism’s regime and there was only few of them left. Thanks to few breeders the horses were saved from extinction and in year 2000 they received the protection from Queen Elizabeth ll
Now the numbers are rising but there is still only over a thousand of them in the all world. These horses are very versatile excel in jumping, dressage,steeplechase and driving. They are highly trainable, have very good minds and stamina and beautiful golden colours and buckskin and smoky palominos. At Sunset Valley stables we are proud to present the breeder program of these exceptional horses

12/14/2024

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12/14/2024

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06/13/2024

With Alberta Equestrian Federation – I just got recognized as one of their rising fans! 🎉

ProvidenceFor your consideration 2022 Czech warmblood c**t by imported sireWonderful hunter or eventing prospect
02/28/2024

Providence
For your consideration 2022 Czech warmblood c**t by imported sire
Wonderful hunter or eventing prospect

This morning new arrival precious little filly, sixteen days early but doing well.
07/16/2023

This morning new arrival precious little filly, sixteen days early but doing well.

06/23/2023

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Our new yesterdays arrival Czech warmblood-Kinsky c**t
05/20/2023

Our new yesterdays arrival
Czech warmblood-Kinsky c**t

01/18/2023

Round

What does it mean to make your horse round? Contrary to what many believe, round, when it pertains to the horse, is not in the neck but rather in the back. Sadly, the hyper fixation on having a particular head set is part of a larger problem which stems from the lack of understanding in what a properly moving horse looks like, as well as how horses use their body to help themselves balance and move when they lack the physical strength and training to be in self carriage. Any position, regardless of whether it is considered "healthy" and correct, if held consistently throughout the ride will create tension. Suppleness is brought by constant changes in posture throughout the training session, however these position can never be forced or held by the rider, only encouraged and guided.

Roundness itself refers to the back of the horse, who through correct training is able to carry himself with his hind as opposed to pulling himself along and "grabbing ground" with the forelegs. The measure of self carriage is by assessing the angle of the spine and the engagement of the abdominal muscles and hind end through high-level movements.

01/14/2023

Spending plenty of time in walk, particularly at the beginning of a session, is really beneficial for loosening up the joints, back and muscles.

This is particularly useful over the winter months when your horse may spend more time in the stable.

If you'd like to learn more about the walk, join our webinar Understanding & Assessing Your Horse's Movement: Part 1 - The Biomechanics of Walk on Wednesday 1 February 2023.

Find out more at www.horsesinsideout.com/webinars

Merry Christmas everyone
12/24/2022

Merry Christmas everyone

2022 Czech warmblood foals Czech warmblood c**t by imported Czech warmblood Kinsky stallion Czech warmblood filly by th...
11/15/2022

2022 Czech warmblood foals
Czech warmblood c**t by imported Czech warmblood Kinsky stallion
Czech warmblood filly by the same stallion

Pavlina Pasekova
09/03/2022

Pavlina Pasekova

Another wonderful day yesterday at Dressage in the Valley Congratulations to our Champions!!! Sponsored by Greenha...
08/07/2022

Another wonderful day yesterday at Dressage in the Valley

Congratulations to our Champions!!! Sponsored by Greenhawk Cochrane

Champion Rebecca Josefine Munoz Classy Cassi 70.31%

Reserve Champion Alexandra Kieraite Storm Chaser 70.00%

3rd Deanna Neal Lost Trails Alena 68.27%
4th Michelle Breedon Gracie 64.13

Highest score of the day Champion

Alexandra Kieraite Storm Chaser 70.00%
Sponsored by Jen Park and Feed store Cochrane
Congratulations!!!!

Thank you our Judge Astrid Hryciuk and scribe Audrey Kokesch. It was a pleasure to have you at our event again. Thank you for your support!

Big Thank you goes to our volunteers and everyone who was involved in the event making sure that everything goes well and worked behind the scenes.
Pam Gorman and Pat Taylor who helped with scoring, Sylvain Bourret for all the work and preparation before the event and during the event,Dallas Kennedy, Maya, Karen and Joe for preparing the food and all help.
Genevieve Woydyga for your help with administration.
Richard Bosh for talking to our sponsors.
All your help is very much appreciated and couldn’t be done without you!!!

Big Thank you goes to our generous sponsors!!!

Evrolux Ltd
Cam Clark Ford
UFA
Cochrane Dodge
Grenhawk Cochrane
North Forty feed
Jen Park -The feed store Cochrane
Energy equine
Rjb enterprises int.
Equus physio
Full stride equine
Equine 15
Hitch shop Cochrane
Steelhead ventures
Mr. Mike steakhouse
Lammle’s Cochrane
Mystic voyage

Dressage in the valley ride times will be posted later on today
08/04/2022

Dressage in the valley ride times will be posted later on today

Seven days left to closed the entries for Dressage in the Valley-CHAMPIONSHIP $4,000 in prizes and cash
07/18/2022

Seven days left to closed the entries for Dressage in the Valley-CHAMPIONSHIP

$4,000 in prizes and cash

Address

282175 Range Road 55
Cochrane, AB
T4C1B7

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 9pm
Tuesday 6am - 9pm
Wednesday 6am - 9pm
Thursday 6am - 9pm
Friday 6am - 9pm
Saturday 8am - 9pm
Sunday 8am - 9pm

Telephone

+14037140957

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Our three days old black beauty first time outside for little walk

Breakfast in bed

Equine dentist Yanick Touchette working today on our stallion Ravello teeth. Amazing work done - no sedation, no stress no power tools and stallion was calm as ever

What a good girl!! Sixth ride with trainer Travis Taylor on this warmblood filly

Our three years old bay warmblood filly on the sixth ride with trainer Travis Taylor. What a star!!!

First encounter with the plastic bag. What a sweetheart

Champagne welcome home for our precious young Kinsky stallion Promise

Bay warmblood filly turning three on April 1st by imported Czech warmblood Kinsky stallion Furrioso lineage. This filly would excel in dressage or eventing. She is been handled lots, leads well, good with her feet, loads in the trailer, starting on ground work now.

Today our beautiful grey filly got sold and is going for a new adventure to be a dressage star. Good luck to both De’monica and her new owner

Sunset valley stables presents for sale dressage or jumping prospect 2018 grey warmblood filly by imported stallion. Ready to start under saddle

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