Our first 12-stall stable was built. At that time, we became deeply acquainted with the equestrian world and clearly understood that our calling was horse breeding. We chose the Ukrainian Riding Horse breed for show jumping and dressage. A breeding farm for Ukrainian Riding Horses (URH) was registered with the Ministry of Agrarian Policy of Ukraine, obtaining a license for operation. Simultaneously, expansion began: construction of a new stable and acquisition of land for horse grazing.

In 2012, we opened our own mare artificial insemination laboratory.
This was an important step: we aimed for full control over reproduction quality, access to the best genetic material, and the ability to work according to modern European standards. 
For this purpose, a technological and safe facility was created, necessary equipment was purchased, and a specialist was trained. 

The very first insemination yielded results. And in 2013, we welcomed the first foal born from the frozen semen of top European sire San Amour. The successful outcome confirmed the effectiveness of our approach and inspired systematic work with top-tier genetics.

Since 2019, all foals at our farm have been born through artificial insemination. Success rates consistently exceed 80%, reaching 100% for three years.

It was during this period that the results of previous years' work began to show: our horses entered sports, confidently performed in arenas, and increased in value.
Dressage horses reached Grand Prix level.
In show jumping — victories and prize-winning places on 135–145 cm courses.
The stallion Lego by Lido became a winner of a World Cup stage in the Central Asian League.

Results build reputation. And with it, interest and demand that extend far beyond Ukraine.

In February 2024, Status Stud Farm presented its home-bred stallion Jeronimo (Jovian – For Romance I) at the Oldenburg Körung in Vechta, Germany — a key event of the breeding year. 
This was the first dressage horse born in Ukraine, with Ukrainian riding horse blood on its dam's side, to be admitted to the main round among the world's strongest horses.

Thanks to our initiative, the Ukrainian Riding Horse breed was included in the Oldenburg Verband breeding program. 
The next step into the sports community was the beginning of cooperation with Ukraine's strongest young rider, Oleksandra Potsiienko. At the end of 2025, the first young horses from Status Stud Farm traveled to Kyiv to prepare for the competition season.