Peregrine Farm's goal is to breed a small number of conformationally correct, versatile, and athletic horses who can suit the needs of riders of all abilities while enduring the rigors of regular riding, the hunt field, and/or competition without injury or problems with soundness.  Conformation, soundness, and the overall balance of the horses we breed is a primary goal; no matter how talented a horse may be, it does no-one any good (especially the horse) to be unable to perform due to conformational defects causing a propensity for injury or lameness.   We aim to produce quality warmblood and thoroughbred crosses with the talent, speed and stamina to succeed at any number of disciplines.   

Our focus is breeding quality event horses for the upper levels.   Our beautiful and substantial Pleasant Colony granddaughter is currently in foal to Grafenstolz, a top Trakehner eventing stallion, for a 2012 foal.

Matt and Banbury Cross Secret, competing at the 2009 Bear Creek Hounds Point-to-Point Races