The Next Generation
Every foal born at Lollybrook Farm represents years of planning.
From conception through weaning, each youngster receives individualized care designed to maximize both physical development and confidence.
Whether destined for the amateur rider, young horse professional, or international competition, our foals are raised with the same attention to detail that defines every aspect of our breeding program.
Available Foals
Wilson (Proud James x Uphill x Goodtimes)
Born 06/04/26
Wilson is an eye-catching colt with exceptional size, presence, and a pedigree thoughtfully produced for the modern sport horse. Combined with his flashy coloring, he is the kind of young horse destined to get noticed both in the field and, ultimately, in the show ring.
Even at a young age, Wilson is showing natural balance, an expressive way of going, and a friendly, willing nature. He has the qualities we look for in a young prospect and the pedigree to support a very exciting future in the sport.
Wilson is sired by Proud James, the World Champion Five-Year-Old Dressage Horse and winner of the Four-Year-Old division at the 2024 World Championships for Young Dressage Horses. At his stallion performance test in Denmark, Proud James earned an outstanding 91 points out of 100, receiving scores of 9.0 for walk, trot, canter, rideability, and potential, along with an exceptional 10.0 for self-carriage and suppleness.
Wilson is out of an outstanding imported Uphill × Goodtimes mare who has consistently produced quality foals with exceptional minds, movement, and athleticism. His dam, Dieni, has already established herself as a proven producer. Her 2024 filly, Upbeat, was 3rd Place Dressage Foal in North America.
Wilson brings together elite European bloodlines renowned for rideability, elasticity, balance, and performance.
Sold Foals
Wakanda Magic LBF (Scandic/Bretton Woods/Don Tango)
Born 05/29/26
Bred by Lollybrook Farm for Julio Mendoza.
For Forever (For Romance x Quaterback/Rubinstein)
Born 04/03/26
awarded elite foal GOV.
Sold To USDF Bronze Medalist Isabella Crouse.