Perhaps no other breeder in Canada – or possibly even North America – possesses the formidable depth of bloodlines represented by the 14 stallions at Dreamscape Farm in Langley, BC. All sport top European genetics approved by multiple international registries including Oldenburg, Hannoverian, Westfalen and KWPN, many with winning offspring in Europe.
Jennifer Arnoldt found herself faced with the massive undertaking of running a major breeding and sales operation when her husband, Armin, died unexpectedly in August of 2018. Together with her daughter, Ashley, they continue to produce top-notch foals from careful pairings, build the impressive stallion roster and show their young stock.
The Dreamscape stallions come with superior credentials: most did their stallion testing in Europe and were licensed there. (Blue Hors) Hotline was champion of the Hanoverian licensing in 2005. Farscape, bred by Dreamscape, was 2012 Canadian Hunter Derby Champion in BC. Valentino made the top-25 list of WBFSH sires for eventing in 2015, and is also rated in the top 1% of breeding stallions in Germany. His offspring excel in hunters, show jumping and eventing and include Tiffany Foster’s jumper Vienna, champion hunter Sutton Place, and Valentino Now, who won the 2015 Canadian Hunter Derby Championships. Another Dreamscape stallion, Banderas, sired Baton Rouge, an FEI CSI3*/4* athlete who has placed in multiple grand prix with BC’s Samantha Buirs, and hunter derby specialist Barbados DSF, ridden by Nadia Postupna and Quinn Partridge.