I am Rebecca Jann and my husband is Alexander Jann. I have been riding horses since I was two years old and jumping horses since I was five. I started learning to train young horses when I was sixteen and began showing in conformation hunters. My mother (Mary Warne-Parks) and I began a breeding program in 1993 with our stallion Nite Spot. Nite Spot is a very unique thoroughbred stallion who not only had outstanding conformation and movement, but also had paint markings that made him eligible for not only the Jockey Club Registry, but also the APHA. Nite Spot was made into a Peter Stone model in 2000. We had many successful young foals from Nite Spot and some other stallions including Heart of Nite who won many Hunter Breeding classes, Lucky Kharma who won numerous hunter classes, and some other foals that did well are O' What A Nite, One Divine Nite, Incognito, Sunrise Windsong, and Race The Wind. I have also shown in the jumper division where I had much success on Hesper who has won numerous Marshall & Sterlings, Championships (including Huntington Beach, Showpark, Ride America, Indio and overall Champion at Indio for all 6 weeks). Hesper and I had our last win at Showpark for the Adult Amateur Invitationals for the Purina Finals. Out of the top twenty riders and horses on the west coast, Hesper won this class and then we retired him.

    In between all of this riding I managed to get my degree in High-Technology Business Management from California State University San Marcos in 2005. Alex is originally from Germany and has served in the U.S. Navy. Alex received his citizenship in 2003. Alex recently graduated from Eastern Kentucky University with a B.S. Sports Management degree. We moved from California to Kentucky in 2005.  Later this year we are looking to begin some young horses at the local show grounds. Some of our prospects include Favorite Nite, who is the nicest colt that Nite Spot produced during our time owning him. Favorite Nite has outstanding conformation and movement and we are looking forward to his future. Mr. Perfect is another stallion that received the highest conformation score out of all the stallions at the Sporthorse approvals in 2004. Incognito is a three year old colt who received a perfect score at the Oldenburg approvals.

    As for Breyers, I have judged performance, custom, and OF Breyer (halter and collectibility). My favorite class to judge is OF Breyer collectibility. We held a few shows at our stable (Royal Oaks Meadows in California) and we had a NAN show in Lexington, KY. We are currently planning a 2 day show in Paris, KY.  If you have any interest please e-mail me with your contact information at cobrapilet@aol.com.  If there are any models I can help you find just let me know!