1dr Acres Farm

To read general info about how we raise the foals, what they are trained to do before leaving, and more details that apply to every foal, please click here.

We have a really nice selection of high quality NFHR-registered Fjords available this year. I’ve grouped them by categories below, for easier narrowing of the options for folks who are looking for particular traits in a future Fjord. Prices are at the end of the descriptions.

I will add a selection of photos for each foal to their names below, but for now, the Won Der Fjords Facebook page is the best place to find labeled photos of each foal and mare. Send me a friend request to see the bulk of the posted images and videos.

Available Fjords, Dates of Birth (ready to go date):
2026 foals:
I will post new foals once they’re registered, color tested and I have a sense of their personality/temperament. This is usually around 1-2 months of age.

Weanling Colts:
1dr Kallan, 6/18/2025 (ready to go)
1dr Elvin, 5/24/2025 (ready to go)
Weanling Fillies:
1dr Ellisif, 6/10/25 (ready to go)
1dr Sylvi, 6/22/2025 (ready to go)
1dr Sira, 7/10/2025 (ready to go)

Yearlings: none available at this time

2 year olds: none available at this time

3 year olds: none available at this time

Adult Mares: none available at this time and none expected to be posted in 2026

Adult Stallions:
1dr Audun is a gorgeous 7 year old drafty brown dun stallion that is now available from his owner, who is getting out of breeding. Contact Audun’s owner directly for more details (info at the above link to his sale page).

Adult Geldings: none available at this time

Pedigrees (click foal name to see the 5 generation NFHR pedigree):
Sired by Rurik (Dam): Ellisif (out of Bekke), Sylvi (Gylda), Kallan (Gracelyn).
Sired by Hunter (Dam): Sira (Erica), Elvin (Lilli),

Uses/traits:

Drafty: Sira, Elvin.
Medium-draft: Ellisif, Sylvi.
Medium: Kallan.
Light: None currently.

Over 14.2 hands (likely): Kallan (14.2+).
Over 14.0 hands (likely): Sira (14.2), Elvin (14.1+), Ellisif (14.0+), Sylvi (14.0).

Suitable for trail riding, packing, logging: Ellisif, Sylvi, Sira, Elvin. These foals have the energy and willing temperament for great work ethic, and functional structure to do well in and enjoy these disciplines.

Suitable for therapy, pleasure driving, husband/child horse: Sira. These foals have the unbothered and willing temperament and functional structure to do well in and enjoy these disciplines.

Performance-suited: Kallan, Ellisif, Sylvi, Elvin. These foals and mares have nice movement, eager and energetic attitude, and functional structure for higher level performance work.

Very bold: Sira.
Bold: Sylvi.
Moderate boldness: Ellisif, Kallan, Elvin.

Foals that I categorize as very bold will confidently walk up to strange things that are a bit scary for our foals with moderate boldness. The moderate boldness individuals will stand and watch a new thing intently for a while before approaching and investigating. This is all relative to other Fjords I’ve experienced, and doesn’t relate to this characteristic in other breeds. I had a very timid Arabian in my early life who would spin and run away from new things. She would be about 5 levels below the ‘moderate boldness’ category of our Fjords. The individuals above with moderate boldness simply need a handler that can let them work through the new things and move to the next level when the horse is ready. They will be wonderful for a horse-aware handler, but I wouldn’t put them in a therapy program or with a rider lacking confidence.

Loves all people: Ellisif, Sira, Sylvi.
Loves known people and horse-aware strangers: Kallan, Elvin.

Coat Colors:
Brown duns: Ellisif, Sylvi, Sira.
White duns: Elvin.
Greys: Kallan.

Color Carrying Status:
Brown duns carrying both red and grey (Aa Ee NN): Sylvi, Ellisif.
Brown duns carrying grey (Aa EE NN): Sira.
White duns carrying both red and grey (Aa Ee NCr): Elvin.
Grey carrying red (aa Ee NN): Kallan.

Bold Primitive Marks or Dark Shade of Coat: Ellisif, Sylvi, Kallan, Sira.

Prices: (subject to change with additional training and insights)
$6000: starting price for 2026 foals
$7500: Ellisif
$8000: Sylvi
$8500 Sira
$9000: Elvin, Kallan

None of these Fjords has needed any kind of medical intervention (no drugs, hormones, plasma, antibiotics, chemicals, procedures, assistance birthing, assistance nursing, etc), for themselves nor for their dam, from conception to present time. They’re naturally healthy, have been born and raised on diverse green forage for optimal nutrition, in a herd for excellent social development, in pastures 24/7 with varied terrain and steep hills for optimal bone density and physical development, and in pastures shared with dogs, goats and sheep for development of cautious movement when small animals are underfoot. They all receive and enjoy daily human interaction and have learned to trust humans from day one. I do all of their pre-weaning training at liberty with the herd in the pasture, which builds a strong foundation of trust while giving me temperament and trainability insights into each foal that could not be so easily assessed if not at liberty. They are NFHR registered and microchipped, and will be skilled at basic ground/halter/load/tie/trim skills before heading to new homes around 6 months old. They will be weaned with a group of foals they’ve grown up with, and come with a fitted halter and lead rope.

A signed contract for purchase with 25% down payment holds the foal until it’s ready to go at 6 months old. Payments can be made over that time and I don’t expect you to carry insurance on the foal. Contact me through Facebook messenger or through the website contact form if you’re interested in a foal.

You can find many more pictures and videos of these foals on my Won Der Fjords Facebook page. Go to the profile, friend me, and click the search magnifying glass to search within my profile. Type in the name of any particular foal. I’ve labeled all the photos so the search function will bring them up for friends. The date they were posted or labeled can be used to determine their age in the photo.

I don’t chase folks, and don’t consider a foal under contract until a signed contract with deposit is received, so if you’re serious about one of these foals, please don’t delay with your intentions.

I will remove names from the above lists once that Fjord is under contract.

Since we want foals to be placed well, we don’t sell foals in utero. Pedigree is not as important as who the foal actually is, what combo of traits it inherited, for suitability for any new home. Over 3 decades of breeding and over 200 Fjords owned/managed/bred has given me this insight. Fjords are not inbred enough for full siblings to be very similar in traits. I assess each foal in its first few months of life and post them for sale once I’ve learned what traits that foal inherited and can advertise them accordingly.