WHISPERING HILL FARM

Hearing about how much these guys are loved and used makes me feel better about parting with these special animals. Please take a look at the horses on this page and know that we do appreciate all inquiries and will consider offers on some of these sale offerings. Enjoy your visit and feel free to contact us with any questions, requests for pictures or videos, or full pedigrees.

1) WH Made To Order
Foaled: May 26, 1992
(Societys Hot Spot x Algwynara)

MTO was the first pinto born at Whispering Hill Farm and was surely Made To Order.........a bay and white perfectly marked tobiano and a mare, too. We couldn't have been happier. And, it showed........MTO was spoiled beyond belief. She was the queen and made for all the attention that she got. MTO entered the show ring as a weanling when she was shown 4-H production by one of the neighborhood girls. She went on to show at Pinto and Class A Arab shows for the next four years. MTO won Register of Merits in Halter, English Pleasure, and Color. She's been hauled all over from PA to NY to Ohio and even as far as a clinic with the LaCroix's down in Kentucky. MTO is a talented and athletic mare with lots of trot and a good work ethic. We sent her back for a tune-up under saddle a year ago and were surprised that she never missed a beat and got right back into the riding groove.

MTO is triple registered: Pinto, Half-Arab, and National Show Horse. She's been clipped, bathed, ties, jumps right in the horse trailer, good for the farrier, etc. She is a real character and deserves a home where she gets the attention that she craves. MTO could sell with a breeding to any of the stallions currently standing at WHF. Sold to Cindy Johnson!

2) California Dreamin
Foaled: April 25, 2003
(Key Sera Sera x Arcadian Adriana)

This mare is outstanding!!! She is a full sister to our Champion mares, Texas Tornado and Nevada Rain. California Dreamin is by Key Sera Sera and out of Arcadian Adriana. She is registered as a Pinto and Half-Arabian, but also eligible for registration as a National Show Horse. She is only for sale because I have retained her sister. Dreamin is very tall and has a beautiful long, high-set neck. She has straight legs and a lovely head. She sports a dark chestnut color which is very striking with her contrasting white. Foals by Key and Adriana have been consistent winners both in the show ring and in the hearts of anyone who meets them. They are very correct and have loving dispositions...

We have really had so much fun showing this mare in halter. Blue after blue in her Half-Arab classes and the same in the Color Breed classes. What fun when she won the $100 All Breed Halter class at one of the shows. She topped some beautiful horses of many different breeds in that class: Saddlebreds, Morgan, Fresian, Quarter Horse, Arabians ...........those "Open Halter" classes have become our biggest thrills. What fun!!!!

California is a true 15.2+, is good for the farrier, bathes, clips, ties, loads, etc. She is broke to ride and has had about nine months of professional training under saddle. This mare needs a show home.....she has too much to offer to sit at my place and look pretty. By the way, California has been ridden on the trails also and has done well out in the "wilds". Thanks so much to Samantha Kaber of Triple R Training Stable for all the success that she has had with California!!!You don't know how hard it is for me to sell this mare, but we just have too many horses for me to keep them all. If you are looking for a top show horse, friend, and future broodmare, you can't go wrong with California Dreamin. $12,000.

3) No Ordinary Girl
Foaled: June 18, 1995
(Key Sera Sera x Flisaria)

Cocoa is 1995 mare that is triple registered: Pinto, National Show Horse, and Half-Arabian. Her DNA is on file with the NSH Registry. Cocoa is an outstanding mother. She has had four beautiful foals and is an easy breeder with no foaling problems. Her babies seem to inherit her wonderful disposition and easy going manner. They have all been very tall and quite correct with really nice movement. Below are a few pictures of three of her foals.

Cocoa was shown in halter as a two year old and was the Ohio Pinto Association Champion Mare in 1997. She was broke to saddle, but hasn't been ridden in several years. Cocoa is a kind and gentle mare that is easy to handle and just as good in the stall as in the pasture. She is up to date on shots and worming. She is only being offered for sale because we have to cut down on our numbers. Cocoa is currently open (by our choice) and will sell with a half price breeding to any of our stallions standing here at the farm. Examine Cocoa's pedigree. She would be a very worthwhile addition to your farm. SOLD!
Thank you to Gary Jester of North Franklin, Connecticut on the purchase of this wonderful mare.

4) Un-named Pinto Colt
Eligible for registration as Pinto, Half-Arab, NSH
Foaled: July 3, 2009
(My Alybi x No Ordinary Girl)

Thank goodness he's a colt!!!! If he were a filly, he'd be staying for sure. He is so beautiful. Mocha is very tall and straight legged. He has a gorgeous head and neck and is a strong mover. He is eligible for registration as a Pinto, NSH, and Half-Arab. Boy, does he show lots of potential as a performance horse, halter horse, or even a future herd sire. He seems to have gotten the best of his parentage. Mocha will be weaned and ready for his new home by the middle of October.
SOLD!
Thank you to M/M M.L. Weiner and K.Pope of Rancho Mirage, CA on the purchase of this very special colt.

5) Un-named 2009 Filly
Foaled: June 7, 2009
(My Alybi x Nevada Rain)

This filly is eligible for registration as a Half-Arabian and as a NSH. She is actually 87.5% Arabian. Everyone who sees her thinks that she is a purebred. She is soooo elegant and also very correct. She has a gorgeous head and neck and an awesome trot. Her legs are excellent, and she has a very nice topline. This girl is by our stallion, My Alybi, and is out of one of my multi-champion pinto mares, Nevada Rain. This filly is not only pretty to look at, but just has that "special" air about her. SOLD!
Thanks to Aileen Munro of North Carolina on the purchase of this gorgeous filly.

6) WH Twist Of Fate

HARA #3A348697

PtHA #113723
Foaled: July 9, 2002
(Beyon The Moon x WH Texas Tornado)

Twist Of Fate, or Dallas as we call him, is a 2002 pinto stallion who is 87.5% Arabian. Dallas is by the champion stallion, Beyon The Moon. Moon is by the great horse Moonstone Bey V (Bay El Bey son) and is out of the beautiful Aladdinn daughter, Pepper Rose. I never thought that I would be offering Dallas for sale, but he really needs to go somewhere where he will be used to his potential. Dallas is very correct and has tons of "go". He never seems to get tired. He is so flashy that everyone notices him right away. His head is breath-taking and when he runs, his mane and tail flag in the breeze. He is a carefree horse with lots of athletic ability. Dallas is broke to ride and enjoys his saddle work very much. He is steady and dependable under saddle.

Dallas had his first foal in the spring of 2007 and the colt is absolutely beautiful. He has an exquisite head and neck, lots of muscle in his smooth body, very correct legs, and that high flagging tail. Dallas' colt has his unflappable personality........taking everything that happens to him in stride. He was so easy to halter break and his new owner amazes me with the things that the colt has learned already, including being ponied from her gelding.

Take a look at Dallas' 2007 colt, Dancer out of WH Wildfire

Last year I wrote in Dallas' ad: "I have the mare bred back to Dallas for an 08 foal and am hoping for a spotted filly to keep. " And believe it or not, I did get a BEAUTIFUL pinto filly to keep. We named her Twist of Faith. She is everything that I had hoped for and Dallas' really outdid himself with this one. She will be the last foal out of WH Wildfire who was 24 when Faith was born. Oh Dallas, you really are one special boy!!!!!

I would like to retain some breedings to Dallas if he is sold. He will continue to stand at stud here at the farm until he is sold. $8500.

7) Aly Be Dazzled
Foaled: May 8, 2007

(My Alybi x Sierras Dazzlin Pearl)

Are you looking for something different? ...........special? ..............unique? Do we have the colt for you!
His buckskin tobiano coloring sets him apart right away and then his showy personality takes over! Dazzle is by My Alybi and out of a perlino Paint mare, Sierras Dazzlin Pearl. He is registered Half-Arabian and Pinto. This colt is very tall and quite athletic. He has a beautiful head and big strong hindquarters for lots of power. Dazzle is wonderful to work with, accepting everything that is done to him. He is a quick learner
and loves to be handled.....the kind that whinnies when he sees you.

This guy is big and beautiful. He loads and hauls well, ties, bathes, clips, is good for the farrier........everything a baby is supposed to be able to do! He needs a show home and should be able to fullfill showring expectations. Dazzle is definitely stallion quality and would be great to breed to Arabian mares for those colorful buckskin and palomino foals. Spots would just add to the package. $9,500.

8) Redimade Alybi
AHR #628610
Foaled: May 16, 2006
(My Alybi x WH Wildfire)

This beautiful chestnut filly comes from a long line of showing and using horses. If I were younger, she'd be staying, but we have to cut back on the number of horses that we are caring for. She needs to go to a home where she will be used. Aly is very athletic with a good mind. She was started under saddle without any problems. Aly can walk, trot, and canter, back, etc. She looks like she has the potential to be a lovely hunter type. She should do well in Sport Horse classes also.
On Lease to Lazy J Sporthorses, North East, Maryland

This girl is very well bred. Her sire, My Alybi, is the son of the Multi-Champion stallion, Allionce. Aly's dam is WH Wildfire who is the daughter of our first Arab stallion, Algwyn (Gwydion x Sandrooz) who goes to *Bask and Desert Sands. Wildfire's dam is a very uniquely bred mare, Margolot, a daughter of Darcomet who is a son of the famous Polish "Superhorse", *Lotnik. There are very few *Lotnik offspring in the US. Wildfire was the dam of 14 foals that have been used for many different disciplines. I would love to see get to excel at some performance event. $1800.