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West
View Farm was established in 1994 in the beautiful Applegate Valley of
Southern Oregon.
Our goal was to develop the ultimate performance horse in Dressage, Jumping and Eventing. In our pursuit it was apparent these disciplines were not restricted to the typical warmbloods that have dominated the sport for many years.
Many of the more common breeds have shown the necessary athletic ability, stamina and temperament required to excel. In more recent years, this is displayed with the entry of the Quarter Horse, the Morgan, the Paint Horse and several other more commonly known “American” breeds into the Dressage and Eventing sport. These breeds are becoming more and more recognized by USDF, USEF as worthy competitors.
Although West View Farm has been involved with many of these "American" breeds recognizing they are strong competitors with a winning
future, It does have preference for the Warmblood, particularly the
Swedish Warmblood. Its long history in the competitive arena, Its size,
rideability, conformation, trainability, athleticism, and work
ethic make it a farm favorite.
More information on the Swedish Breed can be obtained from the Swedish Warmblood Association Of North America (SWANA) on WWW.SWANA.ORG.
Our goal was to develop the ultimate performance horse in Dressage, Jumping and Eventing. In our pursuit it was apparent these disciplines were not restricted to the typical warmbloods that have dominated the sport for many years.
Many of the more common breeds have shown the necessary athletic ability, stamina and temperament required to excel. In more recent years, this is displayed with the entry of the Quarter Horse, the Morgan, the Paint Horse and several other more commonly known “American” breeds into the Dressage and Eventing sport. These breeds are becoming more and more recognized by USDF, USEF as worthy competitors.
Although West View Farm has been involved with many of these "American" breeds recognizing they are strong competitors with a winning
future, It does have preference for the Warmblood, particularly the
Swedish Warmblood. Its long history in the competitive arena, Its size,
rideability, conformation, trainability, athleticism, and work
ethic make it a farm favorite. More information on the Swedish Breed can be obtained from the Swedish Warmblood Association Of North America (SWANA) on WWW.SWANA.ORG.