Adopt a Friesian Love Rescue & Rehome

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Four Exceptional Friesians -A Rare OpportunityElegance. Power. Pedigree. Presence.Introducing four exceptional registere...
08/19/2026

Four Exceptional Friesians -A Rare Opportunity
Elegance. Power. Pedigree. Presence.
Introducing four exceptional registered Friesian horses now available to discerning new owners in the USA.
With quality bloodlines, impressive pedigrees, beautiful movement, excellent care, and the unmistakable Friesian presence, these horses are an opportunity for anyone looking for something truly special.
Registered & pedigreed
Quality bloodlines
Beautiful Friesian conformation
Elegant movement & presence
Health and registration records available
Transportation assistance available
Whether your passion is dressage, breeding, pleasure riding, driving, or showing, these horses deserve homes that appreciate their quality.
Currently in the USA | Florida buyers welcome
Serious inquiries only. Private videos, pedigree information, photos, and additional details available upon request.
Message us today to learn more about these exceptional Friesians.
Four horses. Four unique personalities. One extraordinary opportunity.

Friesian Horses Looking for Loving Forever Homes Are you searching for a Friesian to become your next lifelong partner? ...
08/19/2026

Friesian Horses Looking for Loving Forever Homes
Are you searching for a Friesian to become your next lifelong partner? We currently have 4 beautiful Friesian horses looking for loving, responsible homes.
These horses deserve more than simply a new owner they deserve a family who will appreciate their beauty, personality, and unique qualities and give them the care, patience, and commitment they deserve.
4 Friesians available
Loving homes only
Suitable homes carefully considered
Forever-home focused
Serious inquiries welcome
If you’ve always dreamed of owning a Friesian, this may be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. Please message us with a little information about yourself, your experience with horses, your facilities, and what you’re looking for in a Friesian.
We want to make sure each horse finds the right match, not simply the first available home.
Please share this post with someone who has been searching for a Friesian. One share could help one of these beautiful horses find their forever home.

DESCRIPTIONCONSIGNOR WHATSAPP:+17533390778LOCATION: Oregon BREED: Friesian Sport HorseREGISTERED: YesCOLOR: Grulla Paint...
08/19/2026

DESCRIPTION
CONSIGNOR WHATSAPP:+17533390778
LOCATION: Oregon
BREED: Friesian Sport Horse
REGISTERED: Yes
COLOR: Grulla Paint
HEIGHT: 15
AGE: 4
GENDER: Mare

Fantasia” is a 15hh, registered Friesian sport horse mare, foaled on 06/26/2022. Sired by a purebred Friesian stallion, out of a grulla paint, APHA mare. Here is a horse that was created to have brains, beauty, athleticism, and a good demeanor. From her regal appearance to her fun and loving personality, Fantasia is a true dream horse, who has been brought along slowly and correctly, with a bright future ahead of her! This is one that is going to be hard to part with, but she is ready for her forever partner, and has tons to offer! Her name resembles the half moon marking on her forehead, which is unique and way too cute!
Fantasia is a super easy horse to have around. She is in your pocket, whinnies when she sees you, and will always meet you in the pasture or at the gate. She is not marish, and hides her heats well. She is a babysitter in the pasture, gets along very well with others, causes no drama and is independent. She goes out with mares and geldings. She is an easy keeper with no maintenance, and never asks for anything. Fantasia can be stalled or live out. She has no stall vices. She is good for the vet and the farrier, can wear shoes, but has been barefoot the whole time she’s been with me. She has great feet and doesn’t get ouchy trail riding. Fantasia stands on the cross ties to be groomed, tacked, bathed, and loves attention. She is a sweet girl and will beg for lovins. She loads and trailers like a gem, and ties to the trailer patiently. She does prefer to wear a fly sheet when pastured in the summer, but other than that, she doesn’t require anything.
Fantasia has been with me for quite some time now. My focus has been on bringing her along slowly, correctly and filling her with confidence. She has not been pushed, and most of my time in the saddle with her so far has been out adventuring on the trails. She is a splendid trail mount, and will ride out alone or in groups. She will lead, or follow, and is a very relaxing ride. One thing I love about her is that she does not get upset if horses are up her butt on the trails like most mares. She has never even put her ears back. Fantasia crosses bridges, logs, rocks, water, and likes to swim in the lake. She is brave and willing, not spooky, and doesn’t mind traffic, dogs, bikes, deer, etc. She will happily move out on the trails when asked, then drop right back down to a nice walk. She is the same horse off property every time.
I have just recently started introducing Fantasia to ring work. She is learning what leg means, and other basics such as collection, back up, etc. Since Friesians are known to develop slower, I have not pushed her, and I have not drilled her in circles. So while she is green in the arena, she has a good start and she is very intelligent. She has uphill, floaty gaits, and she is naturally balanced. My introduction to collection has been slow, and correct. She does not currently ride fully collected, and if you watch the video, you’ll see praise for when she gives me correct collection and that is where I am at with her collection training right now. I would consider her more of a push style ride in the arena. I do carry a crop when I am working on forward movement and getting her hind end under her. When I am just playing around with cues at the walk/jog, I don’t carry a crop. I have put a handful of “canters” on her so far and she is very comfortable. Fantasia lunges and round pens as well. She has been lunged over fences and cross country jumps for fun, and she is very scopey. In the pics and video you’ll see two clips of her jumping under saddle, that was the first and only time that I have jumped her under saddle so far, I wanted to see what she would do, and she did fabulous. This girl has tons of potential in many different areas. She is going to make someone very happy.
My time with Fantasia has been great. She is a happy horse that knows how to put a smile on your face. I taught her to lay down on command, and she is currently learning to step over sideways to the mounting block. She learns tricks SO fast!! I don’t think that I will ever find another horse with her looks, and brain. With that being said, she would be a wonderful future broodmare prospect as well.
Fantasia is sired by “Ulco E”, a Friesian stallion. He is known for being noble, having great hair genetics and a great mover. “Ulco E” is sired by “Tsjalle 454”, another well known stallion who made history as the youngest ever Friesian Studbook stallion to receive the prestigious Preferent status for the quality of his offspring. He passes down a kind temperament, uphill conformation and elastic movement. On her mother’s side, a little further back in the lines you will see some well known names such as “Genuine Doc”, who is an AQHA world champion. Sired by “Doc Bar”, a legendary stallion in the AQHA world. Fantasia is bred for success.
Whether you are looking for a future show partner or just a pleasure horse, Fantasia is here to do it all. This unique mare is ready to find her forever person to continue growing and learning with. It has been a pleasure having her around, and it will be hard to watch her go, but she deserves a person of her own. Please feel free to reach out for any further information. Shipping can be arranged anywhere!
10k with delivery.

08/19/2026
08/01/2026

Horse Details

Breed: Morgan Friesian X

Location: Oregon

Registered: No

Color: Buckskin

Height: 15.2

Foal Date: 01-04-2019

S*x: Gelding

Skills:

Athletic, Driving, Endurance, Harness, Husband Safe, Ridden Western, Trail Riding, Western Riding, Youth

Description:

Meet Hondo, he’s a 15.2 hand tall Buckskin gelding that both Rides & Drives! So, he’s as versatile as he is handsome! He is 1/2 Morgan, 1/4 Friesian, 1/4 Tennessee Walking Horse. He is not gaited, though. But he has VERY smooth gaits. His canter is EASY to sit to. And his trot is very smooth, so you can easily post or sit to it.

Under saddle, Hondo is a BLAST to ride. He will go anywhere you point him with no hesitation. He is very trail savvy. And will cross any water, bridge, log, etc. He will hop up steep banks and carefully pick his way down a steep hill. He is NOT a spooky horse. He has been there; he has seen that type of attitude. He is a very fun-to-ride trail machine because you can go anywhere with him.

He is very traffic safe. He has seen snowmobiles, semis, motorcycles, etc. Traffic does NOT phase him. He is good with wildlife. In fact, we have spooked turkeys up in the trees and had them flying out above his head, and he never blinked an eye at it. He is quite used to Tramp’s (His doggy sidekick) antics, and it’s cute to watch Tramp pounce at Hondo, trying to get him to play. So, he is fine with a dog riding with him, popping in and out of the brush, and running full speed up behind him.

He gets along out in the herd. He is lower to middle on the pecking order. He stands well for the farrier, good for tacking, and good for mounting. He’s easy to catch. Loads in the trailer, good, and backs right out. And he hauls good, too. He will leave home alone, with no problems, and will separate from the other horses out on the trail. He can lead or follow.

For driving, he stands to hitch, unhitch, and get on and off the cart. He stands at the stop signs and lights. He does NOT care about any traffic. He’s been through heavier traffic than what you’ll see in the video.

He has been driven with a crupper on his harness, and he is fine to be driven with it on. However, I leave it off now because every time I go to put it on, he tucks his tail down hard and just doesn’t seem to like the feel of it under there. He has NEVER done anything bad with a crupper under his tail, but I’ve just taken to driving without one for his comfort. And he has a good wither to hold the saddle, so he doesn’t really need a crupper. For driving, I would say he’s an intermediate driver. Someone who is familiar with driving horses and knows what they are doing.

Hondo is very safe, absolutely NO buck, rear, kick, bite, etc. NO bad habits or vices. He has medium-paced gaits for the most part; sometimes he has a slow little canter, or a slow jog trot, he’ll do. If you let him sit for a month without using him, he is the same horse; otherwise, he will want to move out at a faster pace. The first couple of rides after that, he’s back to his medium to slow speed. But he is NOT a hot horse, but neither is he lazy. He is a typical Morgan who likes to move out. But he will walk if you want him to, or trot if you want him to.

Hondo comes up to date on everything: vaccines, dewormings, coggins, vet check, farrier, and he had his teeth floated recently.

Horse DetailsBreed: Morgan Friesian XLocation: Oregon Registered: NoColor: BuckskinHeight: 15.2Foal Date: 01-04-2019S*x:...
07/31/2026

Horse Details
Breed: Morgan Friesian X
Location: Oregon
Registered: No
Color: Buckskin
Height: 15.2
Foal Date: 01-04-2019
S*x: Gelding
Skills:
Athletic, Driving, Endurance, Harness, Husband Safe, Ridden Western, Trail Riding, Western Riding, Youth
Description:

Meet Hondo, he’s a 15.2 hand tall Buckskin gelding that both Rides & Drives! So, he’s as versatile as he is handsome! He is 1/2 Morgan, 1/4 Friesian, 1/4 Tennessee Walking Horse. He is not gaited, though. But he has VERY smooth gaits. His canter is EASY to sit to. And his trot is very smooth, so you can easily post or sit to it.

Under saddle, Hondo is a BLAST to ride. He will go anywhere you point him with no hesitation. He is very trail savvy. And will cross any water, bridge, log, etc. He will hop up steep banks and carefully pick his way down a steep hill. He is NOT a spooky horse. He has been there; he has seen that type of attitude. He is a very fun-to-ride trail machine because you can go anywhere with him.

He is very traffic safe. He has seen snowmobiles, semis, motorcycles, etc. Traffic does NOT phase him. He is good with wildlife. In fact, we have spooked turkeys up in the trees and had them flying out above his head, and he never blinked an eye at it. He is quite used to Tramp’s (His doggy sidekick) antics, and it’s cute to watch Tramp pounce at Hondo, trying to get him to play. So, he is fine with a dog riding with him, popping in and out of the brush, and running full speed up behind him.

He gets along out in the herd. He is lower to middle on the pecking order. He stands well for the farrier, good for tacking, and good for mounting. He’s easy to catch. Loads in the trailer, good, and backs right out. And he hauls good, too. He will leave home alone, with no problems, and will separate from the other horses out on the trail. He can lead or follow.

For driving, he stands to hitch, unhitch, and get on and off the cart. He stands at the stop signs and lights. He does NOT care about any traffic. He’s been through heavier traffic than what you’ll see in the video.

He has been driven with a crupper on his harness, and he is fine to be driven with it on. However, I leave it off now because every time I go to put it on, he tucks his tail down hard and just doesn’t seem to like the feel of it under there. He has NEVER done anything bad with a crupper under his tail, but I’ve just taken to driving without one for his comfort. And he has a good wither to hold the saddle, so he doesn’t really need a crupper. For driving, I would say he’s an intermediate driver. Someone who is familiar with driving horses and knows what they are doing.

Hondo is very safe, absolutely NO buck, rear, kick, bite, etc. NO bad habits or vices. He has medium-paced gaits for the most part; sometimes he has a slow little canter, or a slow jog trot, he’ll do. If you let him sit for a month without using him, he is the same horse; otherwise, he will want to move out at a faster pace. The first couple of rides after that, he’s back to his medium to slow speed. But he is NOT a hot horse, but neither is he lazy. He is a typical Morgan who likes to move out. But he will walk if you want him to, or trot if you want him to.

Hondo comes up to date on everything: vaccines, dewormings, coggins, vet check, farrier, and he had his teeth floated recently.

07/08/2026

DESCRIPTION
BREED: Friesian Sport Horse
REGISTERED: Yes
COLOR: Paint
HEIGHT: 15.1HH
AGE: 3
GENDER: Mare
Location. Portland
Daisy is registered with the Friesian Sport Horse Association. She is a 3 year old mare that’s is 50% friesian an 50% paint. With the most unique markings an a very gentle demeanor she would make anyone the perfect horse. She has had professional training an is truly one of the best horses we have owned. She is the type of horse to go any direction you want. A mare that loves to trail ride an play in the water. Or one that will excel at any show you take her to. She will pick up both leads an Wtc. She has the temperament to suit any beginner rider, as well as the knowledge that any serious horsemen would love her. She sells 100% in every way. We are very proud of this fine mare.
Message us for more details,$12k.

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