A dark bay sport horse cantering at liberty in a misty paddock at dawn

Takács Horses — Est. MMXX

Bloodlines bred to wear the crown.

A boutique Hungarian stud raising sport horses for people who breed for the top of the sport.

Est. 2020
founded
Hungarian Sport Horse
registered
12 champions
produced
Worldwide
vetted & shipped

The Horses

Meet the horses

Six from the yard.

Tap a horse to read its profile

01

A short, considered roster.

We stand only stallions we would breed to ourselves — proven movement, proven temperament, a pedigree that reads clean top and bottom.

02

Where the line is made.

Each pairing is chosen for one foal that can carry the line forward. Fewer horses, deeper pedigrees, no compromise on soundness.

03

Ready to go on, anywhere.

Every horse leaves with a full veterinary record and a pedigree you can verify — and we handle transport across the EU and beyond.

Close portrait of a dark bay horse in profile, lit by a single soft light

Why Takács Horses

We don't breed many. We breed to win.

A stud is only as honest as its pedigrees. Ours are chosen slowly, verified fully, and bred for the one thing that matters at the top of the sport — a horse that lasts. The laurel in our mark is a promise, not a decoration — every horse that leaves here is bred to earn it.

The Farm

  • Empty misty paddock with dark post-and-rail fencing at dawnPaddock
  • A foal lying in deep straw bedding in a dim stableFoal
  • A horse and rider clearing an oxer at duskCompetition
  • Leather bridles and a saddle hanging in a dark tack roomTack
  • Horses grazing in heavy dawn fog behind a treelineDawn
  • A grey sport horse standing against a dark stone wallPortrait

Rescued horses

Not every horse arrives with a pedigree.

Alongside the breeding programme we take in neglected, abandoned and slaughter-bound horses. They come in quietly, get veterinary care, feed, farriery and time — and then either find the right home for life, or stay here as part of the yard. No horse leaves before it is sound in body and mind.

18
horses taken in
11
rehomed for life
7
retired with us

Three of their stories

  • A thin rescued chestnut horse standing in a straw-bedded stone stableRescued 2023

    Bátor

    How he arrived

    Seized from a smallholding at a body score of 1 out of 5, with untreated hooves and a fear of hands.

    Today

    Back in full condition and hacking out with our youngsters. He now lives with a family two villages away — and still whickers when he hears our lorry.

  • A recovered grey horse trotting freely in a misty green paddock at dawnRescued 2022

    Hópár

    How he arrived

    Bought off a transport bound for slaughter, six years old and never handled beyond a headcollar.

    Today

    Sound, backed and gentle. She works two afternoons a week in a therapeutic riding programme for children.

  • Hands gently haltering an old bay pony in a dim barn aislePermanent resident

    Marci

    How he arrived

    Twenty-two years old, arthritic, surrendered when his owner could no longer afford him.

    Today

    Retired here for good. He teaches every nervous new arrival how to be a horse again — the quietest job on the yard, and the most important.

How you can help

Feed, hay, farriery and veterinary bills carry the rescue work. We also look for careful, permanent homes — and welcome visitors who want to meet the horses first.

Support the rescue

News & Events

Everything that happens at the stud, as it happens.

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Word from buyers

“The horse was exactly as described — and better in person. The paperwork was flawless, the transport handled end to end.”
— Buyer · Show Jumping · Germany
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Come and see the line for yourself.

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