See our farm in autumn, wintertime, spring and summertime
Sorry, we do not have Haflingers for sale at this time
Visitors to our farm can stroll over well-tended rolling pastures of an old dairy farm with the majestic peaks of the Canadian Rockies to the north, and Mount Baker and the Twin Sisters to the east, and enjoy traditional farm buildings once again filled with hay, grain, and the sounds and smells of our Haflingers. Our family is Dan (an attorney working for local county government), Emily (a family physician), and our children Nate, Ben, and Lea, now adults on their own. Stewardship, shown in care of the land and rehabilitation of the older buildings, extends to our breeding program and our desire that people who purchase Haflingers from us will love and enjoy these horses as we do. Haflingers are a loving and gentle breed, with great grace and beauty, heartwarming to the soul and a delight to the eye. To own a Haflinger is to rediscover the joy of a having a horse become part of your family. We prefer to keep our herd small so that daily handling is routine for our horses and from their first day, they learn to trust and respect people of all ages. They are trained in ground work and manners up to age three, when they receive professional schooling under saddle with a dressage trainer, teaching them the fundamental basics that will serve them in any discipline in the future. Our goal is to raise truly versatile Haflingers on our farm. BriarCroft Haflingers can be found from Hawaii to Utah to Kentucky and most western states. A listing of our past sales can be found on our sale page.
We are a member of the American Haflinger Registry and Emily has served on the Registry Board of Directors for three terms. |
2008 Waldheer van de Wortel fillies BriarRose BCH and Narnia BCH meet a visitor to the farm
Noblesse BCH photo by Kelsy Smith
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(L) Wheaton and our old Amos (C) Sharing a kiss with a 3 month old foal (R) Lea and Wheaton
Our hay barn at BriarCroft, built in the early 1900s from old growth timbers recycled from a nearby sawmill–drawing and watercolor by Dick Laninga
Official barn cat Jose who is learning to ride horseback at the walk, trot and canter, as well as over jumps
Would love to eventually have a Haflinger for my granddaughter. Please let me know if and when any might be available.
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Thank you. Very special. Photograph lovely.
Trying to capture the essence of light and you do it well.
-Bruce http://81018.com
PS. You might enjoy my wife Hattie’s book, “I’ll Have It My Way, Taking Control of End of Life Decisions.” http://www.illhaveitmyway.com/
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