hunter Valley Warmblood Stud

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110905 Bundeschampionate Grand Finalist 5yo class

Fiderstar makes it through to final round

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110502 FIDERSTAR HEADS TO BUNDESCHAMPIONATE

FIDERSTAR QUALIFIES FOR BUNDESCHAMPIONATE

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100923 New arrival!

Stedinger filly

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100511 Fiderstar

Success for Fiderstar

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100311 New Rider for Fiderstar

Anne Reher

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Hunter Valley Warmblood Stud (HVWS) is located 2 hours north of Sydney in the Hunter Valley district of New South Wales, Australia.  Our stud is situated on 400 acres of highly productive alluvial country on the banks of the Williams River and is located near the township of Dungog.

HVWS's focus is on breeding quality equestrian horses primarily for Dressage, although some of our bloodlines have experienced success in Jumping. Our bloodlines are from leading German Warmbloods who have demonstrated competitive success and consistently produced successful progeny.  Breeding with our State Premium (imp) mares and Germany's top licenced stallions, our vision is to consistently breed top quality Warmbloods that have the trainability, movement and temperament to reach the highest level.
 
HVWS has an established breeding program in Germany where we have a licenced stallion 'Fiderstar' by Fidertanz standing at Stall Bockmann, a number of mares, fillies and colts being trained and cared for by leading German studs. To date HVWS has imported to Australia 5 mares - St.Pr. Donna Rubina ,St Pr Weltlicht, Damoura. St Pr Londongirl and St Pr Her Highness,

These mares will only be bred with the best stallions from Europe, giving Australian buyers the opportunity to buy fully imported offspring with super bloodlines at more affordable prices rather than going through the whole costly, lengthy process alone!

 

Our property is also an established tourist resort known as the Carriageway, which currently has accommodation for 50 guests. The property has been expanded to include the opening of Rattler's restaurant and now has the inclusion of conference and function facilities through the renovation and opening of our historical 1878 homestead.