Regions

From the Achterhoek to West Flanders: wherever you ride, you get the same honest presentation and the same support with vetting, transport and paperwork.

5.06 reviews

Netherlands

Gelderland

Gelderland is home ground. The yard sits in the Achterhoek, so a viewing here rarely costs you more than an hour of driving from Arnhem, Apeldoorn or Nijmegen. Riders from this province usually come twice: once to try the horse and once to be sure.

Apeldoorn · Arnhem · Nijmegen · Ede

Netherlands

North Brabant

North Brabant carries a lot of the Dutch equestrian trade: big yards, strong breeders and buyers who know exactly what a horse should cost. Presentation has to be sharper here, because everyone has already seen a hundred sales videos.

Eindhoven · Tilburg · 's-Hertogenbosch · Breda

Netherlands

Overijssel

Overijssel borders our home region, so Twente and Salland riders are close neighbours. Many of the horses that left this yard for Ireland and the UK were first tried by someone who drove over from Enschede or Zwolle on a Saturday morning.

Zwolle · Enschede · Deventer · Hengelo

Netherlands

Utrecht

The province of Utrecht is small, central and full of riding schools, livery yards and sport riders who train after work. Time is the scarce resource here, so we keep the buying process short and the information complete.

Utrecht · Amersfoort · Veenendaal · Nieuwegein

Netherlands

North Holland

From Amsterdam or Alkmaar the yard is a real trip, so we do more of the work up front. Most North Holland buyers make one visit, and by then they already know the horse on paper and on film.

Amsterdam · Haarlem · Alkmaar · Zaanstad

Netherlands

South Holland

South Holland is dense, urban and surprisingly horse-rich: yards squeezed between towns, riders who compete seriously and international buyers passing through Rotterdam and Schiphol. Logistics are simple here; the selection is the hard part.

Rotterdam · The Hague · Zoetermeer · Leiden

Netherlands

Limburg

Limburg riders live between three countries and often compete in all of them. That freedom comes with paperwork, and with a market where prices are compared across borders every week.

Maastricht · Venlo · Roermond · Sittard-Geleen

Netherlands

Friesland & Groningen

The north has its own strong equestrian culture and a long tradition of breeding. Buyers here are patient, thorough and rarely impressed by hype — which suits the way we present horses.

Leeuwarden · Groningen · Drachten · Heerenveen

Belgium

Antwerp & Flemish Brabant

Belgium produces plenty of good horses, so Flemish buyers who look across the border want something specific: a type, a bloodline or a temperament they have not found at home. That makes the conversation sharper and usually shorter.

Antwerpen · Leuven · Mechelen · Turnhout

Belgium

East & West Flanders

East and West Flanders sit at the heart of Belgian jumping. Buyers here have seen everything, which means the only way to earn attention is a horse that shows the same picture in the arena as it did on film.

Gent · Brugge · Kortrijk · Oostende

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