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Baltic SundancePre potent in producing temperament, talent and trainability, Sundance has many offspring earning Diploma status at Inspection. Sundance produces winning offspring ~ Baltic Sunfire, wins Young Event Horse Five Year Old and Grand Champion of Event, Diploma at Swedish Warmblood Inspection with score 9, Oden Training Championship and Reserve Champion 1st Level, scores 68 - 70 %, Baltic Aurin earning Champion and Reserve Champion Hunter at numerous horse shows. We suggest that you visit the web site for further offspring competition records and testimonials. To learn more visit web site www.HalifaxFarm.com video clips are available on web site. Contact: Suzin Daly at Halifax Farm, Youngsville, NC, 919-554-1030 (home), 919-604-0938 (cell), www.HalifaxFarm.com, email suzin@halifaxfarm.com. |
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CORCOVADOCorcovado is by the Elite Holsteiner stallion Coriander out of Caletta VII, a State Premium mare by Koenigspark XX. A promising Holsteiner stallion with a natural talent for dressage as well as tremendous jumping ability, Corcovado is currently in dressage training with Anke Boersma at Veritas Farm in Canton, GA, successfully competing at Prix St. Georges. Corcovado is approved to breed with the ISR/Old NA, RPSI, PHR and AWR. Presented to the Rheinland Pfalz-Saar in 2004, Corcovado was approved with the high score of 61, including a 9 for canter. The Site Champion at his AWR inspection in 2003, Corcovado scored an 8.1 making him a First Premium Premiere with a 9 for jumping. The judges comments included, "elegant, modern type... excellent length of loin," canter: "fabulous", "Elegant stallion with fabulous swinging gaits...Excellent working attitude. Good work ethic." Contact Information: |
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FÜRST HEINRICHFürst Heinrich is a 1998 16.3h black Westfalen stallion. His is a storybook career: Champion of the 30 Day Test in Münster-Handorf in 2001 with the highest scores in both dressage and jumping; high prices for his foals at all auction sites in Germany, an inspiring appearance in the show at Bremen earning 9.4 points as the unbeatable winner in the riding horse test, Champion of the four year old Premium Stallions in the 2002 Oldenburg Stallion Licensing, and last but not least, Champion of the 2002 North-Rhine/Westfalen Stallion Championship. Fürst Heinrich owes his great ability to produce beauty, exterior and movement to his immaculately thorough pedigree: his sire Florestan I is the top producer for sport and breeding, his dam's sire Donnerhall is probably the most important and most influential dressage producer world-wide today, and Weinberg in his third generation of ancestors is an excellent call as top producer for dressage (e.g. Nikolaus, with Guenter Seidel/USA team silver at the 2002 World Equestrian Games in Jerez Mexico, Olympic winner Goldstern/Klaus Balkenhol) and jumping (Wum z.B.Warren of North-Rhine/Westphalia). Fürst Heinrich is approved in Germany for Westfalen and Rhineland, Hannover, and Oldenburg as well as for all South German and all breed federations in the new Lands of the Federal Republic of Germany. He is available by frozen semen with a LFG. Contact Information: |
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GOLFBALLGolfball is by Grenadier who is well-known for producing outstanding sporthorses for the Olympic disciplines. Grenadier himself finished the stallion performance test second as a Class 1 stallion. His breeding value index for dressage is 22 out of more than 1500 stallions. He sired 17 approved sons, among them is the Olympic Team Gold Medalist in Dressage Golfstrom I in Seoul 1980. Grenadier's sire Grunewald sired the Olympic dressage horse Grunnox, the Olympic Team Gold Medalist in Atlanta 1996. Grande, the sire of Grunewald, the great grandsire of Golfball, sired exceptional sporthorses for the Olympic disciplines. For the international dressage competitions he sired Galapagos, Grande Giso, Gute Sitte, Grande and Gracioso. They all were the top Grand Prix horses in Germany for years. Golfball's dam line is of equal importance. His dam's sire, Lachs, is an offspring of the wonderful foundation Trakehner stallion line of Lateran. Lachs, by Lateran, out of a dam by Goldfisch II, has interesting line breeding on the stallion Goldfisch II with the sire line. Grenadier traces back to the foundation sire Goldfisch II as well. This Trakehner line also produced the international Grand Prix jumper Lavendel who placed fourth in the individual in the Olympics in Munich 1972, ridden by Hugo Simon. Golfball's third generation of pedigree includes the Thoroughbred stallion Marcio xx, who is considered one of the best Thoroughbred stallions in the Warmblood breeding program ever. Marcio xx sired international dressage horses such as Marzio, ridden by Inge Theodorescu, Mazepa, ridden by E. Pracht, Ma Griffe, ridden by Bubi Günther. Marcio xx sired his own stallion line with Marconi, Milan, Matrose, Marmor, Maat, Monaco. They all have a very positive influence in the warmblood breeding program today. Golfball has a pedigree for the world wide breeding program and it has proven itself throughout the generations of sporthorses on international show grounds. Golfball completed the 11 month stallion test. However, due to an injury, he did not have a riding career. Golfball is an elegant stallion with an exceptional disposition and impeccably bred for dressage. Fee $900 plus $300 booking fee which includes the first 2 collections. LFG. Approved American Hanoverian Society and Licensed with the ISR. Contact Information: |
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GRAF GÖTZGraf Götz made himself an outstanding career in the US, trained and ridden to Grand Prix Dressage by Steven Wolgemuth. Since his pedigree is more directed to the jumper division, Steven and Graf Götz have proven that rideability and athletic ability are the foundation of any kind of training in any discipline. Graf Götz is by Götz, who comes from the old foundation lines of Goldfisch II, who sired the exceptional Grand Prix jumper Gladstone, ridden by Hugo Simon, with whom he won the first Volvo World Cup in 1979. Gladstone and Hugo Simon were over a decade nearly invincible in the international Grand Prixs. The dam’s sire of Götz, the Thoroughbred stallion Adlerschild xx, is equally important. He is the dam’s sire of the most successful jumper in the world in the 1980’s, Deister, the three time European jumper champion, ridden by Paul Schöckemohle. They both won nearly every Grand Prix around the world. The Goldfisch II line has a tremendous influence in the international shows in dressage and jumping. Gigolo, the multiple winner of international dressage Grand Prixs, winner of the Olympic Gold Medals, is an offspring of this Hanoverian G-line. His sire Grenadier is by Grande, who traces back to the foundation sire Goldfisch II. Graf Götz's dam's sire is the Hanoverian stallion Wotan, who comes from a second important Hanoverian foundation stallion line, the F-line. Since Wotan was born in 1947, he is mostly only found in the third generations of approved stallions or sporthorses. He is the grandsire of stallions like Akteull, who sired very successful dressage horses and high-priced auction horses for the Hanoverian and Oldenburg Elite Auctions. He is the grandsire of Gutenberg, who sired the the international Grand Prix dressage horse Good Mood, ridden by Susan Dutta in international shows in Europe. He also is the grandsire of the exceptional stallion Raphael, by Ramiro, who sires international competitors for both disciplines. Graf Götz's third generation of pedigree includes the stallions Abgar, who is from the very old foundation line of the Thoroughbred stallion Adeptus xx, who sired the Hanoverian A-line. Graf Götz has a pedigree with the best of the Hanoverian foundation lines. He certainly will have an impact in producing solid and athletic sporthorses for the shows in the next milenium! Graf Götz is a true gentleman with three spectacular gaits. Approved American Hanoverian Society and Licensed with the ISR. Fee $1200 plus $300 booking fee which includes the first 2 collections. LFG. Contact Information: |
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PRINCE OPTIMUSPrince Optimus is an attractive 16.1½h chestnut stallion, imported from Germany after a career as a children’s jumper and
dressage horse. He was owned and ridden by the young jumping star Mylene Diedrichsmeier, who competed him in Young
Riders classes. Mylene rode Prince Optimus to the 1995 Berlin-Brandenburg State Young Riders Show Jumping Championship. Prince Optimus placed 5th in the 100 Day Stallion Performance Test in Marbach Germany scoring 126.8 points, making him a Class 1 Stallion. This is the highest possible rating, making him eligible for approval by all warmblood breed registries in Germany. In the 100 Day Test he received scores of 9 and 10 on rideability, character, temperament, & gaits! In the USA Prince Optimus competed successfully in eventing, show jumping, and dressage. He quickly reached Prix St Georges level in dressage competition. His offspring inherit his wonderful generous temperament and are recognized for their superior rideability. They are well-proportioned refined types with beautiful heads and toplines, and excellent legs. Prince Optimus is prepotent for his beauty, conformation, and dynamic movement, probably because he is line-bred 3x on the Hanoverian G-line. All of his ISR/OLD NA, Oldenburg Verband, and RPSI offspring have received scores of 8.0 points or more for their movement! Approved German Hanoverian Verband, American Hanoverian Society, ISR/Oldenburg NA, Oldenburg Horse Breeders Society, Rhineland Pfalz-Saar International, Westfalen Verband Fee: Private Treaty. Contact Information: |
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QUIDAM`S RUBINQuidam's Rubin is a 1999 16.2h bay Holsteiner. An exceptional stallion from European jumping horse breeding. This unusual young stallion, a top jumper producer from the successful French and Holsteiner breeds, follows the lines of his ancestors like beads on a string! His sire Quidam de Revel was a champion jumper under Herve Godignon of France (World Championship 1990, European Championship 1991, Olympic bronze medal 1992) and triumphed after a spectacular sale for a record sum under Thomas Velin of Denmark. The pedigree of Quidam`s Rubin reads like a "who's who" of successful French breeding: Jalisco B, Nankin, Almé, and Furioso xx, who wrote world-wide breed history. The mother Helvecia (successful with International S placings in jumping) belongs to Holsteiner Stamm 144, and connects Landgraf I, Caletto I, and Farnese, three very famous Holsteiner stallions in her pedigree. To enumerate their breeding successes would be like carrying coals to Newcastle. Quidam’s Rubin was inspiring in his licensing at Münster-Handorf in 2001 as a technically brilliant rubber ball with boundless jumping ability. In the 30 Day Test in Prussendorf he contributed to the strong Holsteiner delegation with 9.32 points out of a possible 10.0 for the title of best jumper and 2nd place overall! Quidam`s Rubin is approved in Germany for Oldenburg, Westfalen and Rhineland and permission has been requested for Hannover as well as all South German and all breed federations of the new lands of the Federal Republic of Germany. He is available by frozen semen with a LFG. Contact Information: |
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ROLLING STONERolling Stone is by the world-renowned stallion Rubinstein I and out of the States Premium Mare Waldblute by Figaro (an Oldenburg foundation line). Rolling Stone successfully completed his 100 Day Test in 2002 with an overall Dressage Index of 107.86, placing him second. Highlights included a 9 on walk, with 8’s on temperament, rideability and character. Rolling Stone is fully licensed through the German Oldenburg Verband and the ISR/Oldenburg N.A. Imported to the United States as a weanling in 1996, Rolling Stone won his 2- and 3-year-old breed classes. He follows in his sire’s footsteps with his great rideability and lovable temperament. In his dressage debut he scored in the 70’s and upper 60’s at the lower levels with Hokan Thorn and Bent Jensen. In 2002, at Dressage at Lexington, Rolling Stone was the Champion Stallion in hand and under saddle! He was also the winner of the Materiale class, the Oldenburg IBC class and Reserve Champion of the entire show! Rolling Stone is currently training Second Level and we hope to see him in the show arena again this season. Rolling Stone's offspring have proven to be phenomenal with a 90% premium rate. His progeny are long legged and short coupled with generous, flowing movement and “picture perfect” conformation. Rolling Stone foals can be recognized by the above traits as well as their loving, inquisitive and playful temperament. Coming 3 year olds are under saddle and going with great success. Look to this stallion for your upcoming champion! Approved by the ISR/Oldenburg NA and Oldenburg Horse Breeders Society. Contact Information: |
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WILDCARDThis Hanoverian stallion, from Western Star/Picard, was imported for the new millennium. He is a refining stallion, with FEI gaits - his trot scored a "10". He "has it all" according to Bent Jensen. He has had top progeny at each of the following inspections - AHS, GOV and ISR/OLD NA this year. He also was the top AHS stallion in his year of arrival. In his 100 day test in Medingen Germany Wildcard scored 140 points for dressage and 127.87 points overall, placing 3rd out of 36. His sire, Western Star, is the top Wenzel I son in Hannover’s breeding region. Western Star dominantly transmits his above average predisposition for dressage to his progeny. He shares his damline with the great stallions Argentan I and II. Western Star was second in dressage and placed 6th overall out of 34 stallions at Adelheidsdorf’s 1984 100 Day Test. Western Star’s breeding value in dressage is 130. In the mare performance test his value is 159 in dressage. Mare studbook inspection values are 130 in riding type and 131 in fundamentals. Western Star comes from the line of Woehler, and is therefore related to the full brothers World Cup I, II and III. Western Star's greatest feat so far is undoubtedly the approved stallion Weyden, Bronze Medalist at the 1996 Olympic Games. Wildcard's dam’s sire Picard transmits exquisite jumping ability. Picard was second in his in jumping and 8th out of 33 at Adelheidsdorf in 1980. In the mare performance test his value is 144 for jumping. Picard's grandsire Pik As xx produced four licensed Hanoverian stallions, plus 82 registered mares and 142 competition horses with winnings of well over 450,000 DM. Pik As xx is the full brother of Perser xx, who appears in the pedigree of Walldorf./p> Approved by the American Hanoverian Society, Hanoverian Verband, ISR/Oldenburg NA, Oldenburg Horse Breeders Society, Westfalen Verband, KWPN (Dutch). Contact Information: |