About the Stud Station
The stud and service station address horse owners who want to cover their mare. Both stallions stationed at Lövsta Stuteri and stallions from other parts of Sweden and Europe are used to gain access to the entire international market.
The farm has a complete breeding facility with thoughtful solutions for both stallions, mares and foals. The facility accommodates stables, pastures, horse walker, an indoor arena and a gallop track in wonderful surroundings. The breeding centre, beautifully situated in a fantastic environment for both people and horses, take customized service to the next level.
Lövsta Stuteri offers a wide range of internationally sought-after stallions. The stallions are carefully selected based on a combination of performance, temperament and rideability.
By choosing one of Lövsta Stuteri's stallions, you are assured that the stallion has passed the tests for all the criteria considered important for sustainable success. Continuous evaluation of sustainability, performance level and development as a competition horse is an important part of the stallion selection. Good fertility is another important parameter in the choice of stallion and directly determinative of the result. A stallion from Lövsta Stuteri's stallion program is one stallion in top-class.
In 2020, Lövsta opened a branch, Borebackar Gård in Torna-Hällestad, to get closer to our customers in the south. At Borebackar, showjumping horses are trained and through the collaboration with Lövsta Stuteri also showjumping stallions. The farm is managed by Alexandra Mörner and her husband Niko Röhlcke. Stable manager is Rebecca Milton, who has worked with Lövsta's show jumping stallions for several years. The training takes place in close collaboration with Lövsta's breeding advisor, Jens Fredricson, who is an important person for Lövsta's breeding activities. Read more about Borebackar here.
Our greatest joy at Lövsta is to welcome mares from breeders who dream of the perfect foal. We promise you personal service, quality and care. Your mare is a princess here!
Malin Cohlin,
Station Manager
