River Oaks Farm is a small scale breeding operation, believing in quality, not quantity. We are proud breeders and promoters of the Friesian Sporthorse, and stand our own Elite Book Friesian Sporthorse stallion Lexington (Approved for Breeding by the Friesian Sporthorse Association (FSA) and the American Warmblood Society (AWS)). We are located in Newberry, Florida.
In addition to our Friesian Sporthorse stallion Lexington, we have also carefully selected a few Friesian Sporthorse and Warmblood mares for our own breeding program, which is focused exclusively on breeding true Friesian Sporthorses. We realize the mare is as important as the stallion, and we were very selective in choosing our broodmares. Each of these mares was chosen for their movement, conformation, temperament, and potential to produce top quality Friesian Sporthorse foals. Our diligence in pairing quality mares with quality Approved Friesian Sporthorse and Warmblood stallions is one of the things which makes our breeding program stand out. Our unwavering commitment to quality, combined with our dedication to the promotion of the Friesian Sporthorse, has made River Oaks Farm one of the most respected Friesian Sporthorse breeding programs in the country. Our breeding program consistently produces quality foals, including inspection site Champions, Elite Book foals, two consecutive National Champion foals by our stallion Lexington
(Lancaster ROF, 2010 FSA National Inspection & In-hand Champion, and Lily ROF, 2011 FSA National Inspection & In-hand National Champion), and the first Friesian Sporthorse to qualify for the USDF/DSHB Regional Championships (which she went on to win, against some very well bred Warmbloods.)
As our foals become old enough to be started under saddle, we look forward to adding
updates of their continued success!
All of our foals are fully eligible for registration with the Friesian Sporthorse Association.
For more information about our Broodmares, including photographs,
please click on the link to "River Oaks Farm ~ Broodmares" below.
To learn more about the Friesian Sporthorse, we highly recommend visiting the
Friesian Sporthorse Association's website, some helpful links are available below.