Horses that travel well
If you compete in Belgium one weekend and Germany the next, loading and settling matter as much as scope. We can tell you which of our horses eat and drink on the road, and which need a quiet night before they perform.

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.
If you compete in Belgium one weekend and Germany the next, loading and settling matter as much as scope. We can tell you which of our horses eat and drink on the road, and which need a quiet night before they perform.
Passport, ownership registration, vaccinations and the transfer to your studbook: we walk you through what has to be arranged before the horse can start abroad, so no entry gets refused at the office.
A Limburg horse can be advertised to Dutch, Belgian and German buyers at once — but only if the presentation is written for each of them. We produce the material in the right language and place it where each market looks.
Viewings, photography and support are available in these municipalities among others:
Tell us briefly what you are looking for in Limburg. You usually get a personal answer within one working day.
Yes. We handle the transfer of ownership and provide the documents your national federation requires.
No. The price is the price, wherever the buyer lives.
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