Nominal “adoption”

Dino cannot be told without his partner Dandar, because they came to Szépalma together and in the almost twenty years that they have lived here, they have given visitors to Szépalma many happy moments. Their imposing grey color was a feast for the eyes, and when they sat in front of the carriage, everyone who visited the estate felt like a true gentleman. Dino spent his working years at the stud as a coachman, but also as a sleigh driver in the beautiful countryside around Szépalma. He has been happily retired at Szépalma since 2016 and is now part of one of the largest stud farms. Dino is a really strong character, he knows what he wants and his companions respect that. He was born in 1998 and is still in excellent condition thanks to careful care.

Dandar cannot be told without his partner Dino, because the two of them arrived together.
Its beauty and the many happy moments in the almost twenty years it has been here have been a source of For visitors to the beautiful city. Their imposing grey color offered a magnificent sight in front of the carriage
They made everyone who took a tour of the estate with them feel like a real nobleman.
Like Díno, Dandar also served as a coachman, and then took part in the in the riding education of children from Széchenyi. Dandar was very interested in working with children, His calm and patient nature made him a great companion. At present, his age and health have needs his own box - especially in winter - but still with his favorite companion Star who is also his boxing neighbor.

Lindus and Linduci, half-siblings from sire to son, arrived together in Sépalma. These two mares are "worth their money". It was said that they could be taken in a carriage, but in Sépama they preferred to ride the children. Originally they weren't called that, but Linda and Heni, but that has now become commonplace. They were both so cute and so similar (the name Linda means sweet) that their former caregiver started calling the fuller one Linduzi for convenience. Lindus is not only slimmer than her sister, but unfortunately also recognizable by her punk hairstyle, as she unfortunately suffers from so-called sweet itch, where she scratches her mane and tail in summer as a reaction to mosquito bites. When the mosquitoes are around, he therefore often spends time in the stable, where he enjoys being stroked and cuddled by his grooms.

Lindus and Linduci Half-brothers and half-sisters who arrived together in Sépalma. These two mares are "worth their money". It was said that they could be taken in a carriage, but in Szépamaa they preferred to ride the children. Originally they were not called that, but Linda and Heni, but that has been forgotten today. They were both so cute and so similar (the name Linda means cute) that their former caretaker started calling the fuller one Linduzi for the sake of simplicity. Linduci is famous for her full bosom and beautiful long mane, which all the children love to spin for her whenever they can. She is a real leader and can walk through walls, or at least she tries to. The rest of the team eagerly follow her on every adventure.

Dani one of the veterans of children's riding in Schoenalma. They came to Szépalma with a donkey, Bipio, whose adventurous life is another story. Dani quickly settled into the small group of huskies and was the children's favorite for many years. Thanks to his even-tempered and determined character, he not only won the hearts of the children, but also of many adults. Behind Dani's black coat lies a true gentleman. Although he is not the bravest of the group, his peaceful nature is loved by most horses.

Orsi In 2014, at the age of five, he came to Szépalma to join the existing small team at Hucul, with the important task of giving children the opportunity to ride him. Orsi was born in Romania and came to the stud through a dealer. The little horse was very lucky in that he was severely malnourished and fundamentally distrustful of humans, but the management at the time decided that he should find a home in Szépalma despite his shortcomings. After he was tamed, he spent little time doing what he had come to Szépalma to do, as riding on the estate had been stopped. To the great delight of many children, he still lives with the companions he worked with in Szépalma.

Valero a really strong-willed, stubborn horse, if his ears were a little longer he could be a donkey, because his color is deceptive. When an animal lover adopted him, he was told that he was likely to be a dominant character at stud. That was an understatement, to say the least. He had absolutely no respect for his owner, who literally felt like hell because of it. There were many horse trainers in the picture with whom Walero behaved like a real gentle lamb. But his owner was too afraid of him and finally decided to send him to the slaughterhouse. Since 2019, he has been a proud member of Hucul Stud Farm and visitors can see him regularly. Thanks to professional care, Walero and his companions successfully participated in the first Szépalmás animal welfare camp of his life in 2023.

Cherries the beautiful mare has been proudly roaming the pastures of her lovely meadow since 2020. For many years, she faithfully and patiently helped beginners learn to ride. She never had a bad stride. When his legs were no longer fit enough to carry riders on his back, he had to retire. Everyone who knew and loved Cherry wanted to help him. His benefactors heard about his beauty and tried their luck. Cherry, according to her handlers, is still very grateful and proud of this opportunity.

The mother hen Star and daughters Chiquita és Zizi came to Szépalma from a neighboring riding stable in 2020. Their owner contacted the foundation and explained their situation. He was the proud owner of the three mares from Kisbér, but due to his age he was finding it increasingly difficult to care for them. After learning that there was an animal welfare foundation in Szépalma, he seized the opportunity to stand up for his beloved animals. She wanted the best for her ungulate family members, and we could see that for ourselves, so we decided to adopt Star, Chiquita and Zizi.

Zizi needed intensive veterinary treatment for a skin tumor, which was carried out in a rehabilitation stable in Switzerland thanks to our close contacts abroad. Thanks to the high quality of the treatment, Zizi was able to return to Szépalma after a long time, and the three mares were reunited in Szépalma.