Flawless's sire, the German import Nasdaq NTF (now deceased), was never shown or inspected, but was known for his tremendous movement and for passing on his movement to his offspring, and has sired numerous high silver classified and inspected offspring. Nasdaq is by the German National Champion and leading N-line stallion in Germany, Nastral. Nasdaq's dam is a full-sister to the dam of Amadeus (now deceased), the highest ever classified stallion in the world at 85 points.

Flawless's dam, the Austrian imported mare Fiona (pictured at right), was classified 1a in Austria before being imported. Fiona is also @15H, with long, clean legs and a long neck with a beautiful head. Fiona is out of the GOLD/ELITE Austrian mare, Falsetta, one of the leading mare lines in Austria, owned by the Eiter family. Falsetta is by Andrit, one of the premier broodmare sires in Austria. Fiona's sire is Nabucco, the sire of many top horses throughout the world, including Notting Hill, Rivella TOF, and Nobleman of Tudor Oaks. Nabucco is especially known for producing outstanding broodmares. Fiona is a full sister to Fabalon, owned by Wingspann Farm. This mare line is very consistent in producing tall, modern, outstanding moving offspring.

Flawless has had one foal, a spectacular colt out of Afghan III NTF, who is @ 15.2H and gelded, but could have easily been an outstanding stallion candidate.

The Fiona/Nasdaq cross has produced several exceptional offspring, including Flawless's full sister, Ferari NTF (pictured at left), who was SILVER classified in 2011. Ferari is another gorgeous representative of the modern Haflinger, with clean, refined bone, a beautiful head, excellent conformation and outstanding movement.

We have had our eye on this beautiful mare for quite a while, and are grateful to John and Judy for allowing us to purchase her! We are very excited to breed Flawless to our amazing SILVER classified stallion, Stellar TVR, in 2012 for an early 2013 foal. For now, Flawless will settle in here at the farm and possibly attend the AWS inspections this fall. We hope to have her AHR inspected in 2012.