Here's Fenway! Born on April 22nd, Mommie is Electra (Fuerst Heinrich/Rohdiamont/ Figaro). Pappa is Fuerst Piccolo (Fidermark/Mephistopheles/ Rembrandt). He is an extremely friendly and curious foal.  See him here: Fenway

Go to the following link to see a slide show of our new Florestan/Alabaster/Pik Bube filly, born May 4, 2010. Her name is Fashionista - but you can call her Heidi: Fashionista

Vicky Busch and Rasputin having fun on their victory gallop at the 2009 Region 9 Champ's. "Stuart" was SWDC Champion at both Training and First Levels. For a full list of his winnings, see our News page. For a slide show of our Championships experience, see the Horse Shows page.

Busch Sporthorses LLC (located just one hour north of New Orleans in Folsom, Louisiana) was created as a result of Vicky Busch’s ever growing involvement with teaching, training and breeding for Dressage. A passion for education and the desire to share experience and knowledge is the foundation of the business. Vicky’s lifetime love of horses is the motivator behind it all. "I'm interested in so many things in life, so it's only reasonable for me to be interested in a number of avenues in the horse world. Because of this, our business has become diverse. My goal is to keep the various aspects balanced, thereby providing our customers with a very high quality product; whether that be a riding lesson, a body work session, a happy well trained horse or perhaps a new horse."

Officially launched by Eric and Vicky Busch in the Spring of 2007, Busch Sporthorses LLC became the vehicle for a major expansion of the farm which they had long outgrown.  A fondness for their existing home and grounds (Vicky’s beloved gardens in particular) in beautiful Folsom, Louisiana, led the Busch’s to clear the land they owned behind the farm, rather than move to another site. This began in April 2007.

By mid summer of '07 the property was cleared, graded, seeded and fenced. Three new paddocks to accommodate more training horses (bringing the paddock total to seven) and two pastures for breed stock were added. A second barn was built that includes a foaling suite, breeding stocks and three additional stalls, bringing the grand total to eight. The once six acre farm had grown to a still manageable thirteen acres. Lucky thirteen is the hope!  

Construction continued through the spring and summer of 2008 as automatic pasture waterers and run-ins were completed. In July 2009, our long awaited covered arena was also completed!  

Owen (official name Rampur (Rubinstein/Welt As) enjoying his retirement under his favorite tree.

July 2009, covered arena is finally finished! What a thrill!