Again and Again ~ Rider: Anne Rawle
Intermediare class, Raleigh, NC. 1986

Online Videos:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjA96nRKkwk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXVjKEnD5ac

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDd6CHKqpc0

American Warmblood Registry scores and remarks:

Champion of Inspection (2004) 1st Premium

No mark below '7'

"Excellent sporthorse type" "Good depth and breadth" "Good expression" "Good rhythm" WTC all "good"

"Fabulous trot with suspension, extension and elasticity"

The "elegance of his movement is still quite apparent" at age 26.

Again and Again was bred by William and Anne Rawle and born at Watermark Farm in 1978. He was trained and competed through Grand Prix and the last colt from a winning combination of bloodlines.  He is a full brother to Jackie Blue, Ruxton, Rushton and Alchemist. Jackie Blue competed in the 1984 Olympics under the Canadian flag. Ruxton was heralded as AHSA Working Hunter Horse of the Year five times. Again and Again’s dam, Nobody Much was a rangey grey mare that consistently threw offspring far superior to her own outward appearance. “Chip” was the final foal from this mare by the elite Hanoverian stallion Abundance. In 1981, Again and Again was the winner of the Three Year Old Colts and Geldings class at Dressage at Devon, as well as the Undersaddle Class for Three Year Olds.

Many of his offspring have gone on to become Champions - including Dance Again, Call Again Please, Affixed, Abracadabra, Once Again (Grand Champion at DAD) and Alacazam- an International Silver Medalist recipient and 2003 PHR Silver Stirrup National Grand Champion Intermediare 1, with scores up to 74%(also Reserve NC at PSG.). Ann Steiert bred her Again and Again daughter to renowned showjumper, VIP and that foal was very successful in the IJF. His vibrant chestnut son, Alibi (out of a Rash Prince x Amarullah mare) although small in stature, was a successful event horse, sire and mid-level Dressage horse for many years for owner Ami Howard of MD. Artesian WF is currently schooling all Grand Prix movements with an exceptional aptitude for piaffe, passage, pirouettes and one tempi changes.

His get are noteworthy with a light mouth and superb way of going with high quality gaits. The fabulous form over fences can almost be predicted from a horse with so many internationally successful relatives. Their talent and high trainability draw consistent praise from international trainers and competitors. Frozen semen is available to approved mares.

At the August 2004 inspection Again and Again’s offspring received a First Premium grading. We are very pleased at this favorable evaluation of his get. His daughters consistently received high marks for their powerful energetic trot and swinging walks. Their good jumping techniques and form were also highlights in their presentations. Among the stars of the day, the following names stood out: Achtung Again WF, Abracadabra WF, Amelia WF and Artesian WF.

His daughters have proven to be reliable hereditary transmitters. Abracadabra WF (see the Broodmares Page) produced an outstanding 2005 filly by Waldaire – Wakanda WF. Before she suffered a career ending injury, this talented mare was schooling all Grand Prix movements, so we are watching Wakanda WF and her full brother, Wizard WF, with great excitement. Abracadabra, Wakanda and Wizard represented Waldaire and Again and Again at the 2006 Fair Hill Breed Show. Abracadabra won the Produce of Dam class, placed second in the Breeder’s Group and Wizard was the Reserve Champion in the Colts and Geldings class! Wizard is currently tied for the Top Foal title in North America and was Overall Site Champion at the Watermark Farm inspection with a score of 8.1! His conformation was praised as ‘textbook’ and he scored an 8.2 for movement. Achtung Again’s Waterlily (by Waldaire) received a score of 7.6 and was praised for her movement, suspension and cooperative nature. Amelia’s Wylie (by Waldaire) was also a First Premium foal and elicited praise for her movement and character. 

 We at Watermark Farm are always entranced by the trainability and capacity for FEI movement in his offspring.

Frozen semen also available: $600.00 per dose.

There is a limited amount of frozen semen available for purchase to select mares.
Please call Anne directly to discuss your situation

Breeding Contracts
Procedure for Booking to A Watermark Farm Stallion
Again and Again Mare Breeding Passport Form
Frozen Semen Contract
Mare Health Form

Again and Again ~ Rider: Anne Rawle

Third level class, Raleigh, NC 1983

Ruxton ~ 5 yr in photo ~ Again & Again’s full brother

 3rd place @ Upperville 1976 Bob Foster Photo ~ Rider: Charlie Weaver

                    Left Photo: "Chip" at Devon
 
 

Right Photo: Half Pass
 

Again & Again with Anne Rawle
 

Left Photo: Chip and Mom  Right Photo: Chip and Bill/Dad
  
Again and Again winning the three year old class at DAD 1981.
Won the 3yr olds under saddle class also.
 

Again and Again as a yearling ~ April 1980
 
 

 

Alacazam ~ out of Call Me Kate (TB) ~ Rider: Ellie Rawle at Heavenly Waters
2003 PHR Silver Stirrup National Grand Champion at Intermediare I, Reserve National Champion at Prix St. Georges,
third at Intermediare I Freestyle. 1994 Silver Medalist at NAYRC with Emily Rawle. Competing at CDI level since 1994.

Online videos:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXB1m7B0IXw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCxxlKwityw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3B76vaOL7gs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SB0VzP5nRJQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zg44wqB-v5Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3keGNCKIIE
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Abracadabra ~ 1988 chestnut mare ~ Again and Again x  Call Me Kate xx/Ocala Breeze xx
Successful 4th level horse ~ Full sister to Alacazam (Pictured above)

Online video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUO9G6Mg2-c

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Achtung Again ~ Chestnut mare ~ Rider: Anne Rawle

She has competed with scores in the high 60's through PSG. An elastic kind mare with fabulous engagement, yet very comfortable to ride. Classically trained by Anne Rawle. A joy both in and out of the barn.
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