The list below features some of the licensed Caspian and Part-bred stallions in the UK. This list is currently being updated, so should not be considered comprehensive.

We would welcome additions to this list of any licensed stallions in the UK or Europe belonging to CHS members. Please email the Registrar to have your stallion included.

The following two articles should be of use to prospective breeders:

A Breeding policy for Minority Breeds by G. L. H. Alderson

The importance of your mare for breeding - by Penny Walster (Bathley Hill Sports Pony and Caspian Stud)

Although the society takes all reasonable precautions to ensure that the stallions on these lists conform to the required standards, the Society cannot accept any responsibility and therefore mare owners are advised to make their own enquiries to ensure that any stallion they use holds a suitable licence. Details about Stallion Licensing and the CHS rules and regulations may be found on the Registrations page.

Stallions at Stud in the UK

Pure bred Caspian stallion.  Registered with the CHS as UK0602 - stallion license number SUK0104

Regularly ridden, jumps superbly, both loose and under saddle. Excels at classical work in hand.

Visiting mares must be tested clear of CEM and EVA. Livery by arrangement.

Part-bred Caspian stallion, by a Caspian sire out of a Welsh Sec A mare.  Registered with the CHS as PBCR156 - stallion license number SLPB01

Dazzle loose jumps for fun and responds well to classical in hand work.

Visiting mares must be tested clear of CEM and EVA. Livery by arrangement.

Pure Caspian  stallion,  registered with the CHS as UK0589 - stallion license number SUK0093

Twice Champion of Caspian Breed, Reserve Champion Foreign Breeds at Derby County, numerous wins and placings.

Superb conformation, temperament and movement. Very true to type.

Visiting mares must be tested clear of CEM, EVA  and Strangles. Livery costs by arrangement.

Stallions at Stud in Europe

Kamal looks like a small Anglo-arab in his conformation with a particulary beautiful skin and a shiny coat. Beautiful head. Perfect stands and feet. He is a horse who catches the eye with a very easy temperament.

Rare and beautiful color, correct conformation, well movement.

Rare color reminiscent of primitive horses, small and strong conformation with very short ears and big eyes. Well movement.

Stallion owners are reminded that they should send a Stallion return to the Registrar by December 31 of the year the coverings took place. A copy of the covering certificate should be given to the mare owner before the mare leaves the premises. Covering certificates may be obtained from the Registrar. Further details can be found on the Registrations page.