Cherry Creek Sweet Dreams Shine On
gypsy vanner excellence
Black Mare | f. June 3, 2023 | GV11654 | PSSM1: Negative
| GG Starbuck | Latcho Drom | Foundation Stock |
| Foundation Stock | ||
| Kuchi | The Gypsy King | |
| Bat | ||
| Cherry Creek Wish Upon A Star | St. Clarins | The Business |
| Foundation Mare | ||
| Running Winds Majesty's Cinderella | RWF The Duke Of Running Winds | |
| Running Winds Gypsy Princess |
Some horses catch your eye because of their pedigree. Others win you over with their attitude. Shine offers both.
This elegant young mare is backed by generations of proven Gypsy Vanner excellence, and is ready for someone to continue her journey. Whether your goals are showing, riding, or building a quality breeding program in the future, this is the mare who can take you to success.
Shine is sired by GG Starbuck, whose pedigree is rooted in some of the most influential foundation horses in the breed. Her grandsire is the legendary Latcho Drom, while her granddam Kuchi, a daughter of The Gypsy King, made history as the first Gypsy Vanner foal born in America. Both Kuchi and The Gypsy King were immortalized as Breyer model horses, a testament to the impact they’ve had on the Gypsy Vanner breed, and the legacy they continue to leave through descendants like Shine.
Shine has been thoughtfully started with the essentials.
✔ Leads ✔ Loads ✔ Ties ✔ Bathes ✔ Clips
She’s even been introduced to in-hand trail obstacles, giving her a solid foundation for whatever direction her next owner chooses. She has the kind of sensible, willing temperament that makes young horses enjoyable to develop and reflects the kind disposition these bloodlines are known for.
If you’re looking for a beautifully bred young mare with a strong start, a kind mind, and the potential to excel in multiple disciplines while carrying some of the breed’s most historic bloodlines, Shine deserves a place on your short list. Shine is the perfect age to begin her riding training and/or be put in foal.
For more information, or to schedule a visit, contact Dennis Thompson at 352-817-1777, or drop him a message below.