Our five native Greek horses are friendly, reliable, and sure-footed. With a height of just under 150 cm, they are ideal companions for children and lighter adults (up to 70kgs/10stones), whether beginners or experienced riders.
This traditional horse type, known locally as Dopia (“native”), has been valued since ancient times for its versatility and strength.
We place great importance on a natural and respectful relationship with our horses. They are gently trained, not mechanically conditioned — which means they respond to us in a genuine, horse-typical way. Their individual character is welcomed and encouraged, allowing for honest, mindful interaction between human and horse.
We invite you to experience this unique connection for yourself — with calm, grounded horses in a setting that honors nature, freedom, and mutual trust.
The physical and emotional well-being of our horses is especially close to my heart.
Of course, they live in a small herd in species-appropriate conditions, with plenty of space in a Paddock Paradise — allowing them to move freely, eat, rest, and interact socially according to their natural rhythms.
Just like us humans, horses can only truly thrive when they feel safe and balanced — when all systems in the body are in harmony.
In addition to proper nutrition and thoughtfully tailored training, I support my horses’ cells with the natural Intelligent Molecules that help restore inner balance — gently guiding both body and mind back into flow whenever needed.
Cassandra
Cassandra was born in 1996.
Even though she is our smallest pony, she is the most determint in the herd.
Nonetheless she is gentle and patient with her small riders.
Dschingis Khan
Feisty Dschingis Khan was born in 2000. He is well suited for more experienced riders.
Being Cassandra’s best friend he knows how to impress!
Behind his macho behaviour, he is very sensible and enjoys close contact with the riders.
He also knows when he needs to behave.
Lea
Lea, who was born in 2004, instinctively doesn’t trust unknown people. She came to me after having some unfortunate bad experiences. That’s why she usually leads the rides with me.
As soon as she feels safe, she is very sensitive and cooperative.
Moana
Moana, born with us in 2010, is Lea’s daughter!
She is very affectionate, loves to be touched and she really enjoys being caressed and returns the love.
She is the darling of lots of children. Being ridden she is a very reliable and willing horse.
Felix
We adopted Felix from the Athens Horse Protection Association ESPI in March 2020. Born in 2011, he is our youngest herd member.
He has now settled in well with the herd, curiose to learn new skills and very friendly to visitors. Being trained carefully and with patience, he will certainly be a reliable partner in the riding arena and on the hacks. This summer he will participate in walks being lead by hand.