Welcome to Callaway Farm
Breeding | Training | Performance
We invite you to take a look at our wonderful team of horses!
Performance
Rheadora CF
Sire: Royal Prince Dam: MS Tiadora (by Tantris)
2011 Bay Hanoverian Mare, Registered AHS (Main Mare Studbook).
Bulgari CF
Sire: Bugatti Hilltop Dam: EM Academy Award (imp AUS) by Anamour
2010 Black Hanoverian Gelding. Registered AHS. Competing in Grand Prix
CM/HPMC Donatella CF
Sire: Donarweiss Dam: MS Tiadora (by Tantris)
2009 Black Hanoverian Mare, Registered AHS (Hanoverian Premium Mare Candidate) and Competition Mare.
CM Ramora CF
Sire | Royal Prince Dam | MS Daniella (imp/dec)
2011 Brown Hanoverian Mare Registered AHS & Competition Mare. Competing in Grand Prix
Serena CF
Sire: Sir Gregory Dam: Rheadora CF (by Royal Prince)
2015 Bay Hanoverian Mare
Quilana CF
Sire: Qredit Hilltop Dam: Rheadora CF (by Royal Prince)
2016 Bay Hanoverian Mare
Mares
Sales
New sales horses will be available in the spring. Check back!
Delage HPF—Leased!
2009 Black Hanoverian Denoir x Hohenstein Mare, 16.1 hands
“Dela” has been lovingly owned by the same person since her purchase as a foal, directly from the breeder. She is extremely well bred and has beautiful type. Dela’s sire, DeNoir, has produced multiple Grand Prix horses. Dela shows much aptitude for upper level. Due to no fault of her own, she has had limited training and very low miles. Dela was just put back to work after having a couple months off for the winter. She is now in full training with a USDF Gold Medallist.
Dela is currently schooling 2nd and 3rd level with green changes. Dela would best be suited right now for a rider with a good seat to help balance her as she gains strength and carrying power. She is very kind, not spooky, and is forward thinking. She has no history of sickness or lameness, is currently barefoot, and has no vices. She will attend USDF shows this year if not sold first. Price to increase with training. Asking 30k. A good home is of utmost importance!
A video taken on Sunday March 31, 2019 can be viewed here.
Francesca CF—Sold!
2015 Bay Freestyle x Contucci Mare
I am offering my homebred “Fannie” for sale. It is a very difficult decision, but I have too many horses to produce. Out of all my young horses, she is the furthest along and easiest to ride.
Fannie is a lady’s horse—light, extremely well balanced, and easy off the aids. She has a very engaging personality, is smart, and tries hard to please. She has been under saddle for nearly a year and is ready to show training level, but schools first level plus shoulder in and walk to canter transitions. She is extremely trainable.
Fannie is healthy, sound, barefoot with great feet, and very good manners. She isn’t spooky. While she is very well behaved, she is best suited for an experienced rider due to her young age. She should mature around 16 hands. Asking 35k. Special consideration will be given to anyone who would like to purchase her and keep her in training with me!
A video taken on Sunday March 31, 2019 can be viewed here.
Delage HPF—Leased!
2009 Black Hanoverian Denoir x Hohenstein Mare, 16.1 hands
“Dela” has been lovingly owned by the same person since her purchase as a foal, directly from the breeder. She is extremely well bred and has beautiful type. Dela’s sire, DeNoir, has produced multiple Grand Prix horses. Dela shows much aptitude for upper level. Due to no fault of her own, she has had limited training and very low miles. Dela was just put back to work after having a couple months off for the winter. She is now in full training with a USDF Gold Medallist.
Dela is currently schooling 2nd and 3rd level with green changes. Dela would best be suited right now for a rider with a good seat to help balance her as she gains strength and carrying power. She is very kind, not spooky, and is forward thinking. She has no history of sickness or lameness, is currently barefoot, and has no vices. She will attend USDF shows this year if not sold first. Price to increase with training. Asking 30k. A good home is of utmost importance!
A video taken on Sunday March 31, 2019 can be viewed here.
Francesca CF—Sold!
2015 Bay Freestyle x Contucci Mare
I am offering my homebred “Fannie” for sale. It is a very difficult decision, but I have too many horses to produce. Out of all my young horses, she is the furthest along and easiest to ride.
Fannie is a lady’s horse—light, extremely well balanced, and easy off the aids. She has a very engaging personality, is smart, and tries hard to please. She has been under saddle for nearly a year and is ready to show training level, but schools first level plus shoulder in and walk to canter transitions. She is extremely trainable.
Fannie is healthy, sound, barefoot with great feet, and very good manners. She isn’t spooky. While she is very well behaved, she is best suited for an experienced rider due to her young age. She should mature around 16 hands. Asking 35k. Special consideration will be given to anyone who would like to purchase her and keep her in training with me!
A video taken on Sunday March 31, 2019 can be viewed here.
Services
- Training Kim works with all breeds and levels. Full and partial training are available for horses that have already been started under saddle. Training is also available without a package for existing clients.
- Lessons and Coaching Kim has students of all levels, from beginners to riders working on Grand Prix. Coaching is available at shows. Kim has helped numerous students achieve their USDF medals, and also teaches those who do not wish to compete.
- Clinics Please inquire for availability.
- Buying and Selling Kim can help you find your ideal horse, or help sell one for you.
Team CF
ABOUT | KIM KOBRYN
Kim started riding at the age of eight, working in a variety of disciplines. She graduated from Delaware Valley University with a degree in Large Animal Science.
Kim is the owner of Cadence Dressage LLC and Callaway Farm, where she runs her own Hanoverian breeding operation. She has shown in hand and under saddle in USEF and USDF recognized competitions through Grand Prix Dressage. She also has several years of experience in training young horses in hand, backing and starting horses for dressage and cross training, and preparing horses of all ages for performance tests and keurings.
Kim has received her USDF Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals, through developing and training her homebred, Donatella CF. She has also received her USDF Performance Awards in First and Second levels. Kim has successfully trained 3 homebreds (by different sires and out of different mares) to Grand Prix. She also earned the USDF Breeder of Distinction Award at the bronze level.
Kim has trained and competed in hunters in the past. She has spent the last 15 years devoted to dressage, and is coached by Heather Mason. She also clinics with Alfredo Hernandez and Ulf Wadeborn.
Kim believes in continuing education and regularly takes riding lessons, attends clinics, and seminars in both training and welfare of the horse.
Kim believes in training with patience, and strives to produce a happy, confident, and obedient horse, both on the ground and under saddle.
Kim started riding at the age of eight, working in a variety of disciplines. She graduated from Delaware Valley University with a degree in Large Animal Science.
Kim is the owner of Cadence Dressage LLC and Callaway Farm, where she runs her own Hanoverian breeding operation. She has shown in hand and under saddle in USEF and USDF recognized competitions through Grand Prix Dressage. She also has several years of experience in training young horses in hand, backing and starting horses for dressage and cross training, and preparing horses of all ages for performance tests and keurings.
Kim has received her USDF Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals, through developing and training her homebred, Donatella CF. She has also received her USDF Performance Awards in First and Second levels. Kim has successfully trained 3 homebreds (by different sires and out of different mares) to Grand Prix. She also earned the USDF Breeder of Distinction Award at the bronze level.
Kim has trained and competed in hunters in the past. She has spent the last 15 years devoted to dressage, and is coached by Heather Mason. She also clinics with Alfredo Hernandez and Ulf Wadeborn.
Kim believes in continuing education and regularly takes riding lessons, attends clinics, and seminars in both training and welfare of the horse.
Kim believes in training with patience, and strives to produce a happy, confident, and obedient horse, both on the ground and under saddle.
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