What is a Caspian Horse ? The Caspian is a rare breed of horse from the Caspian Sea region. They are athletic small horses, that are considered hot-bloods. There are only about 300 Caspians in the US today. They are about 12 hands high, in a range of colors. They have a good disposition for a child's jumping mount. They are eligible for the American Sport Pony Registry. Henden's Fiddaz Fiddaz is a nice Caspian Stallion that resides here in Michigan. He is registered and has qualified as an American Sport Pony. He is the sire of my little colt shown below. For more information about him contact Linda Patton of Patton's Caspian Horses and Sport Ponies http://mywebpage.netscape.com/minihorsepatton/	Learn about Peruvian Horses Click Here Come Visit Us Soon   Click Here for Open House Information
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	Zodiac's RazzMaTazz How about this little guy? Cute or what? His mom Ginger is a registered Shetland Pony and dad is Fiddaz a Caspian horse, shown above. He was born 6-19-2003. He is already halter trained and is gentle and friendly. He is going to make a handsome show pony. His movement is superb, he just floats over the ground. At a recent American Sport Pony testing he was judged Site Champion over 12 other mares and foals! I was so proud of him. These pictures show his color when first born, and what he looks like now, he is turning more chocolate color. He is registered as a half Caspian, and with the American Sport Pony Association. His price is $5000.
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