Divya's mother, Destiny, her sire is Hilda Gurney's Grand Prix Trakehner stallion Leonidas, known for producing several grand prix horses himself and numerous FEI Performers. I appreciate the fact that he descends from a sire line (Condus) that performed grand prix, and a mare line that continues to produce grand prix/FEI horses today. Including full sister GP Lavinia, her daughter GP Wintersnow, and half sister I1 Lilac.

Destiny's mother is Decima by Conversano II Erica. Decima is the full sister to the I1 performer Conversano II Destina. From what we could dig up about the direct mother line has also produced Pluto II Dixana, and the Temple Farm performer Conversano Duba.||Divya is by the Lipizzan Stallion and FEI performer Favory IV Delta ridden by George Williams some years ago. Favory IV Delta, ""Delta"" was bred by Temple Farms in 1988. His historic bloodlines together with his beautiful conformation and movement earned him his approved licensing for breeding in 1998 by the Lipizzan Registry. Austrian Dr. Olallah is quoted as saying ""it would be a crime not to breed this horse. We need to pass on his movement and elegant type. He would cross beautifully with warm- blood"".|Delta's first foal crop arrived when he reached the mature age of 13! His offspring have already proven themselves in the dressage arena winning many Championship ribbons. The temperament in his offspring has proven perfect for the adult amateur.|Delta himself has shown successfully across the country at the FEI levels. He also earned multiple championships showing in-hand and collected numerous USDF, USEF, ODS, NWSBA, USLR, awards, including Horse of the Year titles.

Divya, born 8/31/15 is papered in the Lipizzan XL stud book this stunning 16.1h mare who has a great temperament is easy to work with and has shown no trouble learning the basics of dressage, Divya was started late she's only been under saddle for about 8 months. She was growing and I wanted to give her the best chance to finish growing and to mature properly. Divya can be a great fit for a aspiring amateur or professional rider. I Don't like to sell her but I have a broken hip and cannot train her myself for at least an other 4 months. She is ready to continue in her training, has no vices, never bucked, easy to handle for the farrier, has good ground manners and is a lot of fun to ride