SOLD!
(But he will be staying at Toadstool Farm and hence, will remain
standing with us to meet your breeding needs.Yay!)

Meet our purebred Friesian stallion, Prophet! Born in 2001, he made his way to Toadstool Farm in March of 2004.

Already best buddies with our other three year old stallion, Finnvarra, Prophet has wiggled his way into our hearts and lives with his serene temperament and superb presence.

Prophet truly lives up to his name. He has the calm demeanor of a much older gentleman, and a wise soul peers out of his eyes from underneath his heavy forelock.

Unbelievably eager to please, Prophet is always up for anything you ask of him, and has simply no stallion manners. We reckon he'll be a phenomenal riding horse and a supreme companion. It's easy to forget he actually is a stallion!

Prophet's movement and presence is undeniable, as you can see from these pictures of him. He is incredibly uphill, and forward with exceptional shoulder action and balance. His knee action is what they all look for in a Friesian, that super high snappy carriage trot, but with the push from behind that shows it comes natural and is not a forced, trained movement.

Prophet is a smaller Friesian, 15.1 and a bit at this writing. We expect him to reach 15.2 at maximum growth, making him a perfect choice for your smaller mares, or for those not looking to breed height but still wanting that flashy friesian look and movement.

Beautifully put together with lots of thick hair, Prophet is the epitome of a romantic, baroque horse with the movement and energy of a sportier type Friesian. What a combo!

Prophet will be standing to a limited number of approved mares. His stud fee for this first year is $800.00. We are taking reservations, please contact us for more information !

Prophet has been sold, but will remain at Toadstool Farm under the care of his new owner. He will remain standing with us for breeding, so it will be like nothing has changed for our mare owners. Yay! We'd like to congratulate Erica on the new addition to her family and say a sincere sorry to those who missed this opportunity.