Hof Hohenhorst

Who we are

Hof Hohenhorst is a family business in Ahrensbök between the Baltic Sea and Bad Segeberg, specialising in sport horse breeding and raising. Volker and Susanne Redderberg run the farm in the third generation of the breeders' family. On the approximately 80-hectare operation, around 15 foals are born each year and young horses are raised in a species-appropriate manner. The services include broodmare boarding with veterinary-supervised care from insemination to foaling, rearing in large loose stalls with paddocks as well as summer herds on the pastures in Groß Timmendorf, the breaking-in of young horses, and a small boarding stable for up to ten owner's horses. The hay for feeding is produced on 35 hectares of the farm's own meadows. The breeding has produced internationally successful show jumpers such as Rosalia la Silla (5th place, Olympic Games London 2012) and Cunningham (multiple Hunter of the Year in the USA).

Site

Ahrensbök

Processes

Broodmare boarding, Young horse rearing, Breaking-in, Boarding stable (owners with up to 10 horses), Care of broodmares from insemination to foaling with veterinary supervision, Own hay production, Sale of breeding and sport horses

Founded

1989 (take

Industries

Sport horse breeding, Horse rearing, Boarding keeping

1. 01

   Broodmare boarding from insemination to foaling with veterinary supervision

2. 02

   Raising of foals and young horses in loose stalls with paddocks

3. 03

   Summer herd keeping on pastures in Groß Timmendorf

4. 04

   Breaking-in of the young horses

5. 05

   Sale of breeding and sport horses

Our farm facilities

Hof Hohenhorst, Ahrensbök

DE

Main operation: breeding, rearing, boarding stable, indoor riding arena

• 15 foaling boxes
• Horse boxes
• Loose stalls for young horse rearing
• Indoor riding arena 22x45 m
• Outdoor arena 22x60 m
• Horse walker

Groß Timmendorf

DE

Pasture land for young horse rearing (summer herds)

• 25 ha of pasture land

Horses from our breeding

Inside the production

History

1. 1989

   The horses moved with the family to Hof Hohenhorst; originally a traditional agricultural farm with approx. 80 ha.

2. 2000

   End of arable farming at the turn of the millennium.

3. 2001

   Construction of an indoor riding arena.