Chalani Sales List
July 2008
Stock Saddle
15.5 inch, brown, unbranded stock saddle that has been in storage for 10+ years. Underside lining is in good condition, no obvious scratches or damage to leather. Comes with string girth (33 inches or 84cms) and surcingle (stamped Suprema). Ideal Juniors or small ladies saddle.
$300.
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Dream Venture
Sire: Idealiste
Dam: Elating
Bay mare, 17 Nov 91.
Broodmare for sale or consider lease under certain conditions. Could possibly still be ridden. See Maddy's page for details, progeny and photos. $1000. Ph 08 85344263 |  |
Chalani Fortune
Sire: Splashdance
Dam: Chalani Charm
Brown filly, 30 Aug 05, star, 4 socks.
"Bangles" ia an attractive filly with 4 white socks, presence and exceptionally agility on her feet. Highly suitable for ASH working, hacking, jumping or polo. Super type for led classes and correctly put together. Original intention was to keep this filly to breed from, but due to the need to reduce numbers, she is now for sale. Has been broken in easily by 13yo Chari-lee Hoad in Jan 08. Demonstrated excellent balance and natural ability. Mature Galloway. $5000. |  |
Chalani Walkabout
Sire: Splashdance
Dam: Chalani Pivot
Black gelding Oct 06. Star, small sock.
Beautiful jet black! Outstanding quality gelding to suit any discipline. Quality for hacking, conformation for working and the type for polo! Good natured and plenty of presence. Mature 16hh. $4500. |  |
Chalani Poseidon
Sire: Splashdance
Dam: Chalani Aurora
Brown geld, Sep 07.
Are you searching for a taller ASH and just cannot find the right one? Take a look at Poseidon! From the same mare as multi award winning Chalani Apollo, Poseidon has the natural big elevated movement and flair to take you to the top in dressage, show hunter classes or jumping. Lovely length of rein and shape of neck, good natured and plenty of presence. Mature 16.1-2hh. $4500.
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"There is hardly anything in the world that someone cannot make a little worse and
sell a little cheaper and the people who consider price alone are this man's prey."
(John Ruskin [1819-1900]).
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