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HIS SIRE; Diamond Hit was proclaimed VTV-Dressage Stallion of the Year in 2005. Based on his own performances and on those of his offspring, Diamond Hit currently captures eight place on the ranking of all German breeding stallions. Diamond Hit descends from the best bloodlines. His sire Don Schufro, who has been leading the FN-Breeding Value Index since 2001, is currently competed by the Danish Andreas Helgstrand at Grand Prix level. His dam, Elite Mare Loretta, produced licensed sons Sandro Hit, Diamond Hit and Royal Hit, making her the source of one of the most successful Oldenburg mare lines of her generation. Ramino and Welt As complete Diamond Hit’s pedigree and are world class performance sires. HIS DAM'S SIRE: Weltmeyer What more can be said about Weltmeyer? He is a legend. As the AHS put it, "Weltmeyer continues to almost single-handedly reshape the Hanoverian breed." He was the 1986 winner of the stallion licensing in Verden, and the 1987 winner of the stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf. In the same year Weltmeyer also won the three-year-old stallions classification at the Federal Championships of German Riding Horses in Warendorf. In 1988 he was honoured in Verden as best stallion of his age-group and awarded with the "Freiherr von Stenglin-Prize". One year later he became DLG Champion 1989 in Frankfurt. And last but not least he became "Hanoverian Stallion of the Year" in 1998. As of today, Weltmeyer has produced 70 licensed sons, all of them are excellent stallions. A study of the pedigrees of many internationally prominent Hanoverian dressage horses reveals that many are either by sons of Weltmeyer or out of one of his daughters. At the 2002 Ratje Niebuhr-Show, Weltmeyer was the leding sire. Out of 51 mares which placed first through third in 17 classes, Weltmeyer sired eight, including champion SPS Wiami and and reserve champion Wicke. Overall, his blood was present in one third of all the mares, by from 25% to 50% percent. When it comes to capacity for dressage and the temperament necessary for a top competitor, this stallion simply cannot be beaten. In 2005, Weltmeyer received a Breeding Value Index of 152 points, with an assurance of 99% heritability, from the German Equestrian Federation. DISNEYLAND CSH will have full BHHS pink papers. He will be branded,
regularly seen by the farrier & wormed. He is very easy to handle & has
a happy disposition. He is available at weaning at the end of September.
He really will make a super horse for someone looking for the perfect
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Sire:
Dauphin
Profile: He
has great names in his pedigree such as DONNERHALL & FEINER
STERN & PIK RAMIRO. Dauphin finished on a total score of
115`44 & was 10th out 42 in his test. He had a dreeage score
of 125`13 (4th) & a jumping score of 99`17. |
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Grand-Sire:
Feiner Stern
Old, Hann, Hess, Rhein, West, Bav, Wurt. Bay, 16.3hh |
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At
the stallion performance test Feiner Stern achieved 9.0 4 times for
his ability to perform, rideability, trot and gallop in training,
and got more than 120 points in the final result. Due to this performance,
in combination with a convincing first crop as well as his impressive
appearance, he was awarded the title of main premium winning stallion
in Oldenburg in 1987.
His first batch of foals brought 4 approved sons, among them Feinbrand, the first reserve champion and Fair Play, the 2nd reserve champion of the 1989 stallion approvals in Oldenburg. by Donnerhall/ Feiner Stern Black, born 1999 |
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Central insemination centre Celle HLP
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HIS SIRE; HIS DAM'S SIRE: Dauphin Dauphin is a typey Donnerhall son from an outstanding motherline developed at Groenwohldhof where his sire stood for breeding.The dam side brings an additional legacy of performance blood to the stellar heritage of Dauphin’s legendary father. There are three older sisters who have already earned their SPS or EM status and additionally have shown in competitions. Marefield was fortunate when Dauphin was invited to join 49 other colts in the 11-Month Stallion Performance Test at Adelheidsdorf. He was the only privately-owned stallion of the group and he was given the headstall number 50. His earnest work ethic seemingly indicated that he was trying hard to prove the number on his bridle wouldn’t determine the rank of his standing at the end of the training period. The German breeders who followed the young stallions as they progressed in their careful and thorough program were favorably impressed with Dauphin’s swinging back and happy attitude. “For him it’s like play; the riding is a game to him,” was the report from one breeder who viewed Dauphin at the first public presentation of the training group; and those who visited him in his stall commented on his kind nature and good manners. He wore the family mantle well throughout those months and also showed a sturdy toughness–never yet asked of any of his sisters–when he made it through the entire training and testing period barefoot. There were quite a few in this group of young stallions who were highly talented in jumping but Dauphin managed to hold his own by finishing in the middle of the pack, a surprising placement for a horse from bloodlines that typically are considered almost exclusively for dressage. By the end of the test he had earned a score in dressage that ranked him fourth in the group, and Dauphin was invited to remain at Celle on breeding lease.
DAMS, DAMS SIRE Weltmeyer What more can be said about Weltmeyer? He is a legend. As the AHS put it, "Weltmeyer continues to almost single-handedly reshape the Hanoverian breed." He was the 1986 winner of the stallion licensing in Verden, and the 1987 winner of the stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf. In the same year Weltmeyer also won the three-year-old stallions classification at the Federal Championships of German Riding Horses in Warendorf. In 1988 he was honored in Verden as best stallion of his age-group and awarded with the "Freiherr von Stenglin-Prize". One year later he became DLG Champion 1989 in Frankfurt. And last but not least he became "Hanoverian Stallion of the Year" in 1998. As of today, Weltmeyer has produced 70 licensed sons, all of them are excellent stallions. A study of the pedigrees of many internationally prominent Hanoverian dressage horses reveals that many are either by sons of Weltmeyer or out of one of his daughters. At the 2002 Ratje Niebuhr-Show, Weltmeyer was the leding sire. Out of 51 mares which placed first through third in 17 classes, Weltmeyer sired eight, including champion SPS Wiami and and reserve champion Wicke. Overall, his blood was present in one third of all the mares, by from 25% to 50% percent. When it comes to capacity for dressage and the temperament necessary for a top competitor, this stallion simply cannot be beaten. In 2005, Weltmeyer received a Breeding Value Index of 152 points, with an assurance of 99% heritability, from the German Equestrian Federation
Pride will have full pink papers with BHHS. He is well handled, is upto date with worming & is regulary seen by the farrier. |
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HIS SIRE; Diamond Hit was proclaimed VTV-Dressage Stallion of the Year in 2005. Based on his own performances and on those of his offspring, Diamond Hit currently captures eight place on the ranking of all German breeding stallions. Diamond Hit descends from the best bloodlines. His sire Don Schufro, who has been leading the FN-Breeding Value Index since 2001, is currently competed by the Danish Andreas Helgstrand at Grand Prix level. His dam, Elite Mare Loretta, produced licensed sons Sandro Hit, Diamond Hit and Royal Hit, making her the source of one of the most successful Oldenburg mare lines of her generation. Ramino and Welt As complete Diamond Hit’s pedigree and are world class performance sires. HIS DAM'S SIRE: Furst Heinrich is a shining example of top quality
warmblood He has had brilliant first foal crops, demanding high prices He was the winner of his 30 day stallion performance testing in DAMS, DAM SIRE; Rohdiamant is the sire of 45 licensed sons, including the Champion Stallions Ron William, Rhodon, Rosenberg (GBR) and Blue Hors Romanov (DEN). The latter was awarded the VTV sport stallion title in 2008 just like his full brother Rubin-Royal a year earlier in 2007. Rubin-Royal won the Main Premium in Oldenburg, took silver at the Westphalian Championships and is now being trained by Silvia Iklé/SUI. The licensed stallion BMC Roman Nature was a Bundeschampion in 1998 and in 2008 he took gold with the young rider team at the EC under Angela Krooswijk/NED. Among the more than 620 successful Rohdiamant offspring in sport, you currenty hear about Responsible OLD/Helen Langehanenberg who are on the Olympic team, Luna Rossa KWG CH/Sandra Meier, the Swiss Dressage Champion, Rosselini G/Andrea Timpe, who took third in the Piaff Sponsorship competition, the State Champion and Bundeschampionat sixth placed Rossano R/Insa Hansen and Frühlingszauber/Gerda Huber Nollau who took fi fth place at the German Championships for dressage riders with a handicap. Nearly 80 of Rohdiamant‘s daughters have received a State Premium, including Romanika, the current Rhineland Champion Mare. Rohdiamant‘s full brother Royal Diamond is also stationed at Gestüt Vorwerk and in their pedigrees you fi nd the successful Oldenburg mare line of Elektia. |
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Don Frederico The elegant and impressive Don Frederico became Champion of the 1999 Hanoverian Stallion Licensing. This "eye-catcher" completed his stallion performance test as runner-up with the amazing score of 151.67 points in the dressage section. He also constantly improved his qualities during test. He possesses excellent mental qualities. Don Frederico convinces by his excellent rideability and his very good basic gaits, which will impress all dressage riders. He is a member of the Celle black horse dressage quadrille. His offspring are also demonstrating dressage excellence. In 2005, Dantonisius and Dark Carlotta were Champion and Reserve Champion Four Year Old Riding horses (mares and geldings) at the Bundeschampionat. In 2005, Don Frederico was rated by the German Equestrian Federation as the second most valuable sport horse breeding stallion, based on his Breeding Value Index of 174 points, with an assurance of 89% heritability. |
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1987
black 16.3-1/2-hand Hanoverian
Approved for:
Stallion Performance
Test 2000, Adelheidsdorf:
Overall score
141.02 / 2nd of 45
Dressage score151.67
/ 1st
Jumping score
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Sire:
Salvano
Profile: State Stud Stallion Salvano ’84, (by Salem out of Dina by Dynamo ex Elfi by Eger II, a full sister to Dynamit). In his 1987 performance test Salvano was 5th out of 40 with a score of 120.05 points. |
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Grand-Sire:
Dynamo
Profile: 1974, Brown 16.2hh. HLP 1977: 104 // 16/28.He scored in the '90 stallion ratings, 5th in showjumping , 8th in Dressage. |
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Grand-Sire: Don Carlos
Profile: re1962 blck/brown, 16.1 hh HLP 1965 70.0 // 13/14 At the licensing he was a very doubtful candidate scraping in because of his pedigree - what foresight as he is nowadays undoubtedly the multi-millionaire via his progeny performance. |
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Sire:
Don Bosco
Profile: Don
Bosco's sire, Donnerhall, has established a world renowned line
of topflight dressage horses. In combination with Feiner Stern
and Pik Ramiro on the dam's side, Don Bosco is capable of siring
his own line of dressage stars. The nick of Donnerhall with
Pik Bube-line mares has proven itself to be one of the utmost
reliability in producing excellent dressage horses.
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Grand-Sire:
Donnerhall
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Donnerhall
is the most successful dressage horse in the world and looks back
on an exemplary career. He managed like no other sire of his generation
to combine success in breeding and in sport alike. In 1986 Donnerhall
was the German DLG Champion in Hanover. After many wins in Grand
Prix, Grand Prix Special and freestyle classes at International level
he became German champion in Mannheim with his constant rider Karin
Rehbein in 1994, team world champion and individual bronze medal
winner in The Hague. This was followed by another climax in 1997:
Team gold and individual bronze at the European Dressage Championships
in Verden. In 1998 he was once more included in the German world
championship team and with Karin Rehbein was a member of the gold
medal team in Rome, where he attained fourth place in the individual
results. Donnerhall won the World Cup European League, as well as
being the Oldenburg dressage stallion of the year in 1997 and 1998
respectively. At the end of 1998 he farewelled himself from competition
sport. “fresh as a daisy” at seventeen years of age and
was frenetically applauded at all stages of his farewell tour.
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Sire:
Weltmeyer
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Profile:
Stallion of the Year 1998 |
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Weltmeyer,
what a name, what a horse, what a sire. From the moment Herman Meyer
presented this stallion at the 1986 Stallion Approval in Verden, the
judges and other breeders were dazzled by his performance. His name, "ruler
of the world", his victory at the stallion approval and later
at the national championships and DLG- representation was a prophecy
which he successfully fulfilled. He sired 51 approved stallions for
the Hanoverian association, he produced champions in the stallion performance
tests and bundeschampionships.
His daughters also belong to the class of top quality mares; 150 mares became State Premium Mare and in mares tests a large collection of his fillies can be found in the top five. With a dressage index of 189 points Weltmeyer belongs to the 10 best Dressage Sires in the World. The National broodmare show of 1998 became a real Weltmeyer festival. Bronze medal winner in the five year old division of the Bundeschampionships was Weltino (Weltmeyer x Gelria/T), ridden by Holga Finken who also steered White Magic to a fourth place in the stallion class. But also at international level, the first Weltmeyer descendants are achieving. Ellen Schulten Baumer became European Junior Rider Champion with the Weltmeyer x Marbod mare Weserperle S and Holga Finken is also competing Wie Weltmeyer at Grand Prix level. The chestnut Weltmeyer is by World Cup I, who himself has been 'Stallion of the Year'. Besides Weltmeyer, Werther, World Cup I, Argentan, Espri, Don Juan and Gralsritter are members of this special Hall of Fame. |
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