OUR ANDALUSIAN STALLION ZAR, his barn name, has an outstanding pedigree to go along with his outstanding talent and disposition. He is out of the rare BOCADO bloodline from Spain. Pure Spanish, his lineage can by traced back to the 14th century recorded by the Monks who breed them. These horses were bred for thier suspension and straight movement

He was sired by the imported Spanish Stallion Entendido XXIII Cria approved out of Banbury Onda Cria Appr. By Banbury Sampson

“Exquisit Andalusian, one of the best I have seen.” Lena Wedenmark

“You have a very fine horse” quote from Walter A. Zettl during the Legendary Lessons First Annual Reining/Dressage Clinic September 2005.

At age four Zar was scoring 68% Training level with only two shows in his current career. He has five first place wins. At 2004 IALHA he was a National Top Five Champion In Dressage and placed Fourth in Dressage Suitability. In his first attempt in the fall, First Level he scored 62%  2005, April first show out he received First place in both of his Second level classes with scores in the 60’s. 2006 age six, FWDC Dressage show First in 3rd level, First and Second place in Fourth level test one. SWALHC Fourth place in Senior stallions, Second place in English Show Hack Open and First Place in Dressage Hack Open.            2006 IALHA Nationals Second Place Fourth Level Dressage Open, NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RESERVE CHAMPION FOURTH LEVEL OPEN, National Championship Top Five Champion Dressage Horse, National Championship Top Five Champion Senior Spanish Stallion

High School includes Spanish Walk, Bow, Kneel, Lay Down and Sit. Zar is very smart and very talented.     HE WILL GO GRAND PRIX!

“Your horse has a good mind and is very relaxed in his work.” Jan Nivelle 2004

Photo by Art Lynch of Carsons Farm

“Zar is your Grand Prix Horse” Lena Wedenmark, April 2005.

“Zar is the best moving Andalusian I think I have ever seen!” Meg Flemming “L” Judge 2004

“Electrizar uses his back naturally. Most Andalusians have to be trained to use themselves correctly” Jochen Hippenstiel Feb 2007