European sport horses. Personally selected for your next chapter.

We start by listening: your discipline, the rider's level, your budget, your timing and how you want the horse to feel. Then we search our European network and send you a private shortlist with recent videos and our honest opinion of each horse. When a horse looks right, we arrange a trial where possible.

Tell us the discipline, the rider's level and target classes, your budget and your timeframe. Add your trainer's details if they will be involved, and anything that matters most to you, such as temperament, size or experience. The enquiry form or a WhatsApp message is all it takes to begin.

Jumpers, hunters, equitation horses, dressage horses and hunter ponies, including Dutch Warmbloods and other European sport horses. What is available changes all the time, so we search against your brief rather than a fixed list.

It depends on your brief and on what is available at the time. Trials, vetting and transport each add a step. Once we understand what you are looking for, we give you an honest view of the timing and keep you updated as the search progresses.

The photographs illustrate the disciplines and the sport; they are not a sales list, and the riders shown do not endorse KingHorses. Ask us for a private shortlist and we will confirm which horses are available now.

Yes. Tell us whether you need a proven Grand Prix horse, an experienced schoolmaster or a horse with the talent to get there. Those are very different searches, and we assess availability and suitability for each one individually.

Agree the target height, the rider's experience and the record you need with your trainer first. Then look at recent results, rideability, soundness information and a trial. Talent for a level is not the same as a proven record at that level, and we are always clear about which one a horse has.

We start with the division, the rider and your trainer's preferences. Movement, rhythm, jumping style and temperament all count. Videos and results narrow the search, but the real question is whether the horse suits its new rider, and that is where we focus.

Consistency, adjustability and a horse that gives the rider confidence. Ask your trainer to assess the horse for the classes you have in mind, both on the flat and over fences. Even a successful horse still has to suit its next rider.

Yes, gladly. Tell us the rider's experience, the division, the pony size and your trainer's priorities. Temperament and confidence come first, and we recommend a trial before any decision.

Ask about the horse's history, watch recent videos, involve your trainer and plan a trial. We help arrange an independent pre-purchase examination, and you discuss the findings with your own veterinarian before you decide.

Ask for the horse's registered identity and check the federation or competition records. Compare dates, levels and riders with recent videos. A photo or a description alone does not prove a horse has competed at a level, and we are happy to help you check.

Absolutely, and we encourage it. Include your trainer in the brief, the shortlist and the trials. Nobody knows your riding and your programme better, and it keeps the search focused.

Yes, when the horse, the seller and the schedule allow it. Share your shortlist and travel plans with us before you book, so we can agree which horses you will see, who comes with you and what you want to test.

You do, with advice from your own veterinarian. We help arrange an independent examination; its scope and findings are best discussed directly with your vet in light of what you want to do with the horse.

Yes. We coordinate vetting, transport and export paperwork with the specialists involved. Requirements, costs and timing depend on the horse and the destination, and we confirm them for each purchase.

Ask us for an itemised overview: the horse, the agreed services, the veterinary examination, transport and any insurance, taxes or import costs. The total depends on where the horse is going and what is arranged.

You can start remotely with videos, records and calls. Without a trial in person you can assess less yourself, so talk with us about your trainer representing you, independent veterinary advice and any open questions before you decide.

Yes. We work with riders, owners, trainers, stables and other equestrian professionals. KingHorses is based in Eibergen, the Netherlands, and we value long-term, personal working relationships.

Yes. You can request a meeting with Francois in Wellington or Ocala during the winter 2027 season. Tell us your preferred location and dates, and we will confirm a time personally.