Help me Stallion Search, I am a little burned out..

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So, my mare (Wonderful) is the one who lost her foal at 300 days. She is going to be just fine WOO HOO!!! And since she has medial and lateral collateral ligament tears in her hock and cannot be ridden I am going to breed her again this year. (and have no LFG from the frozen I had)

She was my 4'6 jumper for most of her life, i would fault her on a bit of a common head (i know you cant ride pretty, but they sure are nice to look at) and she is ever so slightly long backed.
I unfortunately have NO pictures of her right now, the computer crashed and it had all of my pictures on it...
But here is her pedigree:
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/wonderful35

I am looking for an UL jumper out of the cross (hopefully, we all know how this can be!)

PS: not terribly concerned on breed, would like to register.

[Coppers mom]

I like Emilion. He's got several upper level babies, and ours was a bit more compact than his half brother. Plus, he has the most A-Dorable face :D

[sfstable]

Take a look at Richard, www.theequineathlete.net. He has been throwing nice heads and did shorten the back of his foal out of my KWPN mare. He is "pretty" to look at :) but is extremely athletic on top of the "pretty".

He is being offered with both fresh and frozen semen breeding options. LFG on both options :)

[Dressage_Diva333]

Take a look at Landfriese II. He has a pretty head, lovely conformation, he's a very proven producer, and I've liked most of his offspring. I bred an older fashioned mare to him last year, she's due in June. She is also a little long in the back, with a 'plain' head.

You might also look at Pablo, I love him.

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The stallion Auction for the Irish Draught Horse Society of North America is going on right now - some very lovely boys available there!
http://www.irishdraughtauction.com/listings/categories/index.cfm?category=946582779

You mention wanting a pretty head, and I can say that we have some very lovely heads on all of our youngsters - two by Braveheart RID (who is available on the auction) and two that are our stallion Ollie's first crop - also a nice short back and great saddle position on all of them.

The jump comes as part of the package with an Irish horse :)

[Coppers mom]

Landkoenig would be good too. I think he's on Rainbow Equus, and has produced several upper level babies as well.

[serenityfarm]

Take a look at Equinox. He has a fantastic jump, getting an 87% at his stallion approvals for jumping. He also has nice gaits getting 8's consistently for his gaits. www.serenityfarmsinc.com