Gia CFS
Behold CCF x Guildenstern Sol
( Guildenstern Sol / Bugatti Hilltop / Londontime )
Black 2023 Hanoverian filly “Gia CFS” – available for sale $18,000
Expected Mature Height: 16.2 H +/-.
Gia is ready to ship to her new home. She turned 2 in July of 2025 and will be starting her under-saddle journey this coming season. Her price will go up with training and exposure, so now is the perfect time for someone to get to know this special girl and start her your own way.
This very special Hanoverian filly has a long line of dressage superstars in her lineage. Including Ivanhoe, E.H. Millenium, Bugatti Hilltop, Londontime, E.H. Hohenstein, and more! This hanoverian filly is elegant, uphill, modern, showing exceptional gaits, and will be talented for the FEI.
The sire, Guildenstern Sol, is a 2016 Trakehner stallion who was licensed in Neumünster in 2018 as 1 of only 13 licensed stallions. He is from the very first foal crop of the young Millennium son Ivanhoe and began his very successful show career in 2020 upon import to the USA.
About Gia CFS: She is an exceptionally sweet and snuggly girl who loves and craves attention. She’s inclined to give endless kisses and enjoys being scratched all day long. As with any foal or young horse, patience and a light-hearted approach are essential with her as she’s still learning; she’s thoughtful and prefers to take her time to understand new situations rather than be forced. Her hind end is extremely strong, showing a natural propensity to sit in all her movements. Overall she has a bold and curious personality, with not much phasing her. She would be best suited for a confident experienced amateur or a professional.
Gia recently spent 45 days with a trainer learning a lot of great life skills.
What Gia knows:
- She has been thoughtfully introduced to hobbling and handles it exceptionally well. She stands quietly and calmly, showing a great deal of patience and trust in her handler. This experience has helped reinforce her confidence and ability to relax in various situations.
- Gia ties and stands quietly with good manners. However, when introducing something new or potentially stressful—such as a first-time experience or unfamiliar equipment—we recommend starting the activity in hand. This allows her to process and build confidence before transitioning to being tied for the task. She is thoughtful and willing, and setting her up for success ensures she remains relaxed and engaged throughout the experience.
- She has seen the farrier multiple times and is exceptionally well behaved (see video below). She picks up all 4 feet in her paddock without a halter, although occasionally she might wander off during the process – simply attempt again, and she’ll stay put.
- She has been bathed multiple times and handles being hosed down well—despite us only having cold water. While she may occasionally need a few minutes to warm up to the idea, a patient and kind approach quickly wins her over, and she becomes a willing participant.
- She is well-behaved for blanketing, even when not wearing a halter.
- She is very well-mannered when it comes to fly spray. Even without a halter, she will stand still and allow you to spray her without fuss.
- She is halter broke and responds beautifully to light pressure on the lead line, showing a natural sensitivity and willingness to follow. She has been trotted in hand and ponied off of other horses in a variety of settings—including the arena, out on trails with tack, through a pond, and even down the road with traffic. She approaches each new experience with curiosity and confidence, and it’s clear she truly enjoys getting out and exploring the world around her.
- She self-loads confidently into a compact two-horse step-up trailer and has handled loading into several different types of trailers with ease. She’s already been on a few road trips and travels well, taking it all in stride with a calm and adaptable attitude.
She lives in turnout 24/7. She understands how to eat from a variety of slow hay feeders. She is fed a small quantity of ration balancer daily. She drinks from large water troughs (no experience with auto waterers).
Things Gia CFS has been exposed to and has had zero concern about: Tractors, Lawn Mowers, Weed Whackers, Skid Steers, Semi Trucks Full of Hay, 60ft x 12ft weed paper flapping during install, Dump Trucks unloading gravel, Arena Dragging, Fence Repair with power tools, excavators, front loaders.
Things Gia CFS does not tolerate well: While she doesn’t particularly enjoy needles or anything that feels painful (and really, who can blame her?), she responds best to a calm, patient handler who takes the time to reassure her and work at her pace. With consistency and gentle handling, she becomes more willing and manageable in these situations. Her sensitivity is part of what makes her so in tune with her people, and with the right approach, she’s cooperative and tries hard to be brave.
Located in: Castle Rock, CO (Located 45 minutes from Denver International Airport or 70 minutes from Colorado Springs Airport)
| Guildenstern Sol | Ivanhoe | E.H. Millenium |
| St.Pr.,Pr.u.E.St. Interesse II | ||
| Guadeloupe | E.H. Imperio | |
| Gute Wahl | ||
| Behold CCF | Bugatti Hilltop | Bergamon |
| Raffinesse | ||
| Lollapalooza | Londontime | |
| Allegra |
Lineage Photos
See Behold CCF, the dam, by clicking here.
