Breeding
We consider breeding to be close to our heart! Since 2009, we have been committed to breeding dressage horses who stand their ground in elite sports, cooperate with humans and have good organizational strength.
We imported our first broodmare, Rosa Lee, from Germany, and with her, we started turning our ideas into reality. By now, we breed 3–4 mares annually in the Oldenburg breed. We carefully pay attention to proper feeding for pregnant mares, as well as vitamin and mineral supplements, because this is essential for developing a strong immune system and resistance in both the mares and the foals. Continuous interaction with humans is the foundation for developing healthy trust in foals. That’s why, in raising them, we focus not only on their physical well-being and development but also on raising mentally balanced horses that are friendly and cooperative with people. This trust makes working with the young horses later much easier, including training, further education, and competing.
We are very pleased that from 2025 we will be at the disposal of our dear breeder friends with the following excellent premium award-winning stallions:
We select the best stallion-quality mares for our sire, which is a sure guarantee of outstanding quality even by today's high standards, and of movement that’s pleasing to the eye, fills the space, and is elastic. We think it’s important that our horses are cooperative under a rider, easy to ride, willing, and well trainable.
We know that a good stallion is essential for a good foal, but anyone who breeds also knows that even a strong stallion only passes on at most 40% of his traits to the foal, and the mare always determines the larger part of the offspring. That’s why we carefully selected our broodmares! We only put mares into breeding that have the right qualities in appearance, movement, and temperament. Our expectation is that the foal will be friendly, willing, cooperative, well-proportioned, and have good movement, because the elegance of a dressage horse shows not just in looks, but also in how it moves!
Our aktual broodmares
Our mares come from the original Hanover mare family: SUSE 4191405. This family of mares gave several successful stud stallions in breeding, such as:
Fürst Samarant (v. For Romance I.)
Shu Fu (v. Sezuan)
Videostar (v. Vitalis).
And many successful Grand Prix winning sport horses:
Fashion Week v. Florianus / Tanja Schneider (iner I)
Walid v. Warkant /Benjamin Werndl (Inter I.)
Rowinjo v. Riccione / Sabrina Bein (Inter I)
Donovan v. Don Vino /Jan Treptow (Prix St. Georges)
Fontainebleau v. Fidermark / Beate Schulz-Matthies (Prix St. Georges)
Waitoni v. Wynton / Nadine Capellmann
