BREEDING TO THE XTREME
Ted and Peach Madl, Wellsville, KS
Excellence
Pedigrees, genetic testing, and performance attitudes play a crucial role in the decision-making process when it comes to selecting the ideal mare and stallion for breeding. Evaluating the bloodlines, health history, and genetic predispositions of potential parents ensures that we are making an informed and responsible choice for the future offspring. Additionally, taking into consideration the specific performance traits and attitudes of the mare and stallion can greatly influence the overall outcome of the breeding process. By carefully assessing these factors, we can strive to produce offspring that not only exhibit desirable physical attributes but also demonstrate exceptional performance capabilities. Every aspect is carefully considered to ensure that the breeding process aligns with our goals and values as breeders.
Expertise
Our intimate knowledge and experience, earning over 17 Breed World titles, allows us to provide unparalleled guidance and expertise to meet the diverse needs of our clients. Whether you are a seasoned professional or a passionate enthusiast, our rich background in the industry ensures that you receive the most comprehensive and reliable information available. This wealth of experience serves as a solid foundation for us to continue delivering top-tier support and valuable insights to all who entrust us with their needs.
Professionalism
We love to share the pros and cons of every foal purchased. Attitudes and bloodlines are very important in selecting your next performance animal. When considering a foal, it’s crucial to take into account various factors such as temperament, potential for growth and development, as well as any genetic predispositions. Understanding the lineage and ancestry of the foal can provide valuable insights into its future capabilities and traits. Additionally, evaluating the environment in which the foal was raised and the quality of care it received can also play a significant role in determining its suitability for your specific performance goals. By carefully weighing these aspects, you can make an informed decision when choosing the ideal foal for your endeavors.
Xtreme Illusion
Premiere Halter Mare – 2X World Champion
Two generations of breeding experience goes into every decision
Ted and Peach Madl have over 20 years of experience breeding quality performance horses, securing 17 World Titles across ABRA, PHC, and APHA associations, while prioritizing disposition and quality, alongside beauty in their breeding program.
Quote of the Day
“Dont know how these horses can take over someones soul, to some of us, they just do, all our life long.”
– Peach Madl
We believe the perfect horse has had foundation fundamental training starting just a few days after birth. This early training sets the stage for a lifetime of trust, respect, and cooperation between the horse and its human handler. By introducing the young foal to basic handling, grooming, and groundwork exercises, we can establish a solid groundwork for their future education and development. Building a strong foundation from an early age not only ensures a well-behaved and cooperative horse, but also fosters a deep bond of understanding and communication between the horse and its caretaker.
Madl Farms
News & Happenings
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Mahomes ’25 Colt
“Mahomes” AQHA 2025 Colt CR Peacemaker x Sisters Packin Dam is Multiple Grand Champion Winner and Producer Eligible for most futurities including WCHA
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Rose ’24 Filly
APHA 2024 FillyLoud colored red dunVery Cool n/n x Too Far Dun Dam is multiple World Champion Eligible for most futurities including WCHA
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PEACH MADL – Member Spotlight By Brook Staten
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From our customers
Testimonials
“We have purchased several show foals from the Madls over the years with great success in the show ring, You can trust the Madls to help choose your next show or performance prospect!”
— Dinah Coop, OK