Landsdrop Ranch Fjord Horses

Landsdrop Ranch Fjord Horses Landsdrop Ranch is home to top caliber Fjord Horses, including our German-imported white dun stallion, Bastian Vom Oderhaff (NFHR Blue Evaluation Score).

Texas needs Fjord Horses! Landsdrop Ranch has brought in top-quality bloodlines from Germany (by way of Canada), Montana, and Michigan. Why Fjords? These horses come from ancient, hardy stock. They have the nice draft horse type disposition, but are short enough that they are less intimidating. A medium or draft-built Fjord can carry almost any size rider, but seem to be ultra-careful around child

ren. They can handle the heat, when properly acclimated, and, like ponies, are easy keepers, which means they require less hay/grain (typically). The breed registry (NFHR) doesn't allow them to be cross-bred, so they retain these excellent characteristics. Many Fjords live into their 30's and are sound and healthy much longer than most horses.

Babies Anders, Stig, and Aoife were so good for the vet to get their blood drawn. It’s five days post-weaning, though, a...
10/02/2024

Babies Anders, Stig, and Aoife were so good for the vet to get their blood drawn. It’s five days post-weaning, though, and they are disappointed by the lack of milk in the cafeteria.

02/05/2024

From last year’s San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo - the closing roundup on local news station KENS5 - Watch and you can see Baily (Trinity’s Baily) twice in this video. Sorry for the poor quality, we were surprised to see her on the TV. She represented the fjord breed well, though.

I love updates about Percy (formerly known as Haplo). This is a Friesian/Percheron cross I bred before I got into fjords...
12/27/2023

I love updates about Percy (formerly known as Haplo). This is a Friesian/Percheron cross I bred before I got into fjords. He’s found such a great home as a vaulting horse. 🥰 I still miss him, though.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! While Bastian Vom Oderhaff doesn’t have his mane perfectly trimmed here, he’s still ...
12/26/2023

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

While Bastian Vom Oderhaff doesn’t have his mane perfectly trimmed here, he’s still so beautiful it amazes me that he’s mine and that he’s been with me for about 8 years now.

Fjord stallion forelocks are never cut, but his natural lifestyle with his mares and foals keeps it a little shorter than it might be if he were kept in a stall. This way you can see his gorgeous soft expression and how kind and sweet he is.

I hope your holidays are happy and blessed and that 2024 brings you hope, joy, and peace.

SOLD! Looking for the perfect present for the fjord lover in your life? Or yourself? I have two fillies available to jus...
12/23/2023

SOLD! Looking for the perfect present for the fjord lover in your life? Or yourself? I have two fillies available to just the right homes. First is Nisse.

Landsdrop Nisse (registration pending) is an outstanding brown dun fjord filly out of PF Gra Violet by Bastian Vom Oderhaff. Born 3/20/2023. She is weaned and available to the right home. This is a repeat breeding and I’ve retained her full sister Tiril and have been super tempted to keep Nisse as well, but I keep my herd small.

Nisse is a treasure and so sweet. She just wants to be with people and she will be one that will say “yes” if you’re looking for a partner or a BFF. She follows me around and requests nose kisses first thing each day, so her ideal person would be someone who enjoys a curious and happy horse.

This pairing has produced Jordan Hughey’s stallion Landsdrop Nyx and Landsdrop Tiril, who is my keeper. The person who was going to buy her has her full sister Landsdrop Vegvisir, but it didn’t end up being the right time…so this special filly is available - and it’s possible to see what she is likely to mature to look like. She should be over 14hh, but within breed standard. Her build is going to be moderate to drafty, with enough substance to be a very typey fjord but the athleticism and attitude to do anything her new owner might like to do - dressage, working equitation, competitive trail, not-so-competitive trail. She also would be a fantastic addition to any quality fjord breeding program.

Brown dun with sharp dark black primitive markings, can produce gray with the right stallion. She has not been tested to determine if she can produce red.

Conformationally correct, beautiful head, should mature to moderate-to-drafty build. Sweet, smart, bold, friendly. Handled daily.

Both sire and dam have outstanding dispositions and this young mare will be an amazing partner - happy and cooperative.

Bastian Vom Oderhaff (imported/evaluated stallion) x PF Gra Violet.

Available to the enrich the life of just the right person. 😊 PM for more info.

About her sire: Bastian Vom Oderhaff scored 83/100 and earned a Canadian Red/US Blue ribbon for conformation. Breed Type is crucial for Fjords – it evaluates presence, attitude, personality, substance of bone, and gender expression (masculinity). He scored an 8.75/10. During a 2006 Fjord Horse International (FHI) Board of Directors meeting at Eike and Suzanne Schoen-Petersen's farm (Oderhaff) in Germany, Brian and Ursula Jensen took a tour and saw Bastian, a weanling who won best Fjord foal in his state in 2005. Brian Jensen, an NFHR evaluator, persuaded Eike and Suzanne to sell him. In March 2007, Bastian arrived in Canada. In 2015, Bastian was sold to Kelly White and imported to Texas, USA. Bastian is 14.1 hands, moderate build. He’s a quiet, well-mannered stallion trained to drive and ride. Eva Oldenbroek-Tabor, a USDF gold medalist, trained him in dressage and he scored exceptionally well with limited showing. Bastian's disposition is unrivaled. He's sweet and trustworthy. Under saddle, he adjusts his energy to his rider's skill level. He lives in a family herd with mares and foals. His progeny are willing, curious, and friendly. They’re keepers and heart horses. To meet Bastian is to fall in love with horses all over again.

Bastian has competed in USDF recognized and schooling shows, garnering high scores, championship ribbons, and a fan club. He's participated in Equine Liberty clinics, mounted archery, and helped a troop of Girl Scouts earn their horsemanship badges.
About her sire: Bastian Vom Oderhaff scored 83/100 and earned a Canadian Red/US Blue ribbon for conformation. Breed Type is crucial for Fjords – it evaluates presence, attitude, personality, substance of bone, and gender expression (masculinity). He scored an 8.75/10. During a 2006 Fjord Horse International (FHI) Board of Directors meeting at Eike and Suzanne Schoen-Petersen's farm (Oderhaff) in Germany, Brian and Ursula Jensen took a tour and saw Bastian, a weanling who won best Fjord foal in his state in 2005. Brian Jensen, an NFHR evaluator, persuaded Eike and Suzanne to sell him. In March 2007, Bastian arrived in Canada. In 2015, Bastian was sold to Kelly White and imported to Texas, USA. Bastian is 14.1 hands, moderate build. He’s a quiet, well-mannered stallion trained to drive and ride. Eva Oldenbroek-Tabor, a USDF gold medalist, trained him in dressage and he scored exceptionally well with limited showing. Bastian's disposition is unrivaled. He's sweet and trustworthy. Under saddle, he adjusts his energy to his rider's skill level. He lives in a family herd with mares and foals. His progeny are willing, curious, and friendly. They’re keepers and heart horses. To meet Bastian is to fall in love with horses all over again.

Bastian has competed in USDF recognized and schooling shows, garnering high scores, championship ribbons, and a fan club. He's participated in Equine Liberty clinics, mounted archery, and helped a troop of Girl Scouts earn their horsemanship badges.

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