See the new Movie release:
Royal -T
6 yrs old in 2012
He is a very loving in your pocket horse. Heavy of bone and going to be on the tall side, 15h up.
His silky feather is coming on nicely.
Lots of promise as a handsome riding horse.
She is very sweet and gentle.
14h ish
We have raised this girl since she was a weanling. She is sound and ready for breeding.
Would be a great "parade horse" with all her hair and very long mane and thick tail.
NORTH STAR
IN THE RIBBONS
2006 filly by Tubbs
Ribbon's dam (name?) is out of
Stubly Mare who is out of Bill Stubly's mare ANGEL.
Stubly Mare is by The Old King Horse out of Angel.
Ribbon's paternal grandsire is Shogun.
NORTH STAR ECHO
2006 filly by Tubbs
NS ROYAL - T
2006 gelding
by British Sterling
Currently Available
Fillies/Mares/Gelding
NOTE: not all Sale Horses are pictured here
Lakeridge British Sterling
Last site update: January 22, 2012
Credit Cards thru PayPal; bank checks;
money order.
NORTH STAR CHARISMA
2006 filly by SD Laddie
Traditional Gypsy Cob
Big Boned & Heavy

NORTH STAR GYPSY cautions the buying public on terms given to Gypsy Horses for which there is no real definition. Terms such as: Five-Star, Gold, Select, Certified. These terms are suggestive ways of trying to create an elite horse in sales promotion. If they are not backed by standards other than the owner's words, they are just words.
"Premium" is a Western European term and is used in the horse inspection process for grading horses. That process is being established in the USA at the Gypsy Cob and Drum Horse Association. It is not a show rating term.
NORTH STAR GYPSY urges prospective horse buyers to shop around; ask questions; and not be pressured in any way to make purchase of a horse that is not what they really want. In the breed's short and recent import history we have many horses coming into this country with unknown heritage. Current trend is to establish documentation on as many horses as possible, with DNA going on file to help in validating parentage.
NORTH STAR GYPSY also urges prospective horse buyers to educate themselves regarding what a quality Gypsy Horse is. That it should be a heavy boned compact horse with feather that covers the front of the hoof, a must have; with lots of feather off the back of the leg from the back of the knee down. Conformation details should be noted. Read a BREED STANDARD.Verify Ancestry if you can. It will not always be available. Understand what a young growing horse may look like compared to a mature horse.
Wishing you the best of luck in your search for
THE HORSE OF YOUR DREAMS.
Horses from $9,000 to $18,000
Bred for and Foaled in America
Due to the nature of the Gypsy Horse Stallion; and with their heavy bone structure, it is NOT recommended that Gypsy Horse Stallions be trained in horse dancing. We will not sell a horse to anyone who will put a horse into Horse Dancing training. If you wonder what horse dancing is, see this video http://fuglyblog.com/?p=2398. Additionally, Horse Dancing may include forcing a horse to walk torturously on it's hind legs for an excessive amount of time."