Due in May 2024
Priced between $20 - 30,000 Canadian plus applicable taxes for Canadian buyers.
Bon Courage x Diamond Days
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Bon Courage – celebrated Vice Bundeschampion 2019!In 2022 he has proven his TOP QUALITY siring power with outstanding sons licensed for breeding.
In his first competition season, Bon Courage showed consistent quality. After winning his first-ever riding horse test, he qualified for the final of the Hanoverian Championship in Verden. He then received the nomination for the Bundeschampionat in Warendorf.
He and his rider – Jessica Lynn-Thomas. Did a super job. As winners of the final qualification, they received grades of 9.0 and better. The couple was able to improve again on the Sunday finale. As in the preliminary test, the stallion’s rideability and training were rated 9.5. The gallop and walk were each awarded 9.0, the trot even 9.5. The pair won the silver medal of the three-year-old stallions in 2019 with 9.3.
Bon Courage thus confirms the high expectations that he had raised at the licensing in Verden. As one of the darlings of the public, he was featured there as a premium stallion and described as “an exceptional guy, a beaming man with a lot of harmony in the body. Its quality of movement leaves nothing to be desired.
Of modern type, with a pedigree made for dressage and three exceptional basic gaits. These qualities are no coincidence and are based on the best dressage genes: Father Bon Coeur was the winner in the 30-day test in Schlieckau, with a final score of 9.1 and a remarkable breeding value of 150 index points. After multiple victories in riding horse competitions, the title of Hanoverian champion followed, twice he became vice-champion in Warendorf and immediately
produced 15 licensed stallions from his first year.
Dam’s sire, Vivaldi, enchanted the masses across Europe and provided, among other things, 2018 the top price of the Verden stallion market. Vivaldi himself captivates with charm and incredible mechanics, which has been awarded several times with the grade 10.0. He was reserve winner of his HLP and won the Pavo Cup of five-year-old dressage horses under Hans Peter Minderhoud / NED in 2007. Vivaldi is promoted to the advanced class and has over 25 licensed sons in Germany alone.
Great-grandfather Rohdiamant has firmly established itself among the world’s best rideability sires. His own career was full of highlights: licensing winner, double federal champion, main premium winner and Grand Prix winner under Lisa M. Wilcox / USA. He produced over 50 licensed sons and numerous internationally successful offspring.
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Le Formidable x Fantine's Aria
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LE FORMIDABLE: Stallion 2016 Black 1.71m, KWPN 528003201605775 Stb. D-OC ,WFFS-free – Lic.: HANN, OLDBG, KWPN – Champion Hengstenkeuring 2019
This is a charming, well-bred, and intelligent young stallion. His first foal crop has astonished some and impressed many! The consistency of type and movement is obvious. He is a tall, elegant type with medium caliber. NEWS!! The foals being born in the U.S. surpass expectations!
There wasn't any doubt that Le Formidable (by Bordeaux x Ferro x De Niro) would take the Champion title at his 2019 Stallion licensing, and so he did. Bred and owned by Saskia Poel, the black is also listed as co-owned by Karel Gerrits.
"Without disrespecting the other stallions, we can say that Le Formidable was the clear champion. He has so much nobility and elegance, moves with much balance and power from the hindleg. It was a pure joy," said licensing committee chair Bert Rutten.
His sire, BORDEAUX, was the winner of the KWPN licensing in 2009, then won the stallion performance test in Ermelo. In 2012 he placed fourth with Eva Moeller in the final of the world championships for six year old dressage horses in Verden. In winter 2012 and 2013 Bordeaux qualified with victories in the KWPN stallion series. Under Moeller, Bordeaux was trained to developing grand prix- level and represented Norway at the 2017 European championship under Isabell Freese-Bache.
The dam line of Le Formidable consists of the most outstanding and influential bloodlines a stallion could hold. His dam Vienna holds an elite status and is the dam of licensed stallion Four legends and multiple elite mares.
Due in June 2024
Shu Fu x Quartana
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2021 Weltmeyer Prize recipient
Shu Fu was discovered at the German Sport Horse stallion days in 2020 and he sold at auction for 180,00 EUR. He is a modern stallion with three exceptional basic gaits and a sought-after pedigree containing top dressage genes. Father Sezuan was a five, six and seven-year-old world champion of the young dressage horses and is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after dressage stallions of the present
day.
On the breeding stage, the qualities that have led to Sezuan's own successes as DWB champion, record Stallion Performance test winner and Danish dressage horse champion, are passed onto his offspring. He produced two-time record Stallion Performance test winner Sezuan's Donnerhall, the runner-up dressage horse world champion and Bundeschampion Secret, the dressage horses World Champions Queenparks Wendy and the Oldenburg reserve winner stallion So Perfect, to name a few.
Shu Fu's sire, Fuerst Heinrich, was champion stallion in 2001 at his 30-day test, champion of the four-year-old main premium stallions at the Oldenburg Award in 2002, and celebrated World Champion of five-year-old dressage horses in Verden in 2003. Within a few years he developed into an absolute star sire with almost 50 licensed stallions and over 100 state premium mares.
With Weltmeyer and Donnerhall in the third and fourth generation, Shu Fu blood combines two other legendary stamp stallions.
Shu Fu goes back to the mare line of the Suse which brought, among others, the stallions Prince Samarant, Videostar and Dark Sensation. Some successful sports horses out of this line are the S dressage horses Fontainebleau (by Fidermark) and Donovan (by Don Vino), as well as, numerous showjumping horses like Corey Z by Chellano Z (Int. 1.40m), Shaqiri (Int. 1.40m) and Stakkata (Int. 1.45m) by Stakkato.
In his 50-day test in Schlieckau, Shu Fu impressed the judges especially in the gallop where he was described as a "galloping machine" and thus received a 10.0. An 8.0 for walk and trot and a 9.0 for his interior values and rideability, leaving an overall impression of 9.0. The foreign test riders, Phillip Hess and Tessa Frank (in the intermediate test), also awared Shu Fu a 9.5 for rideability. In addition, Shu Fu showed himself to be confident in jumping (8.5) and in the end he achieved a weighted dressage-emphasized final score of 8.84.
Rapture R x Free to Be Dam has been sold, however, I can put you in contact with the new owner if you are interested. The 2023 Rapture R colt was a complete doll!!
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2002 Dressage at Devon Yearling and 2 y/o and under Colt Champion (84.4%), 2002 USDF Yearling Colt of the Year 3rd Place, 2002 AHS Year End Award Yearling Colt Reserve Champion, 2003 USDF Yearling Colt Champion (81.05%), 2004 Dressage at Devon 2y/o Colt Reserve Champion, 2005 ISR/Oldenburg NA Stallion Licensing Test Champion, 2005 AHS Stallion Licensing Test Champion, 2005 USDF Training Level Horse of the Year 7th Place (74.091%), USDF Year-End Awards Materiale Class 4-5 y/o Stallion Under Saddle Reserve Champion (81.90%), 2006 Dressage at Devon 4-5 y/o Stallions Under Saddle Reserve Champion, 2007 100 Day Stallion Test 3rd Place, 2009 Region 4 Second Level Champion, 2009 USDF Dressage HOY Second Level 8th Place, 2009 USDF All-Breeds Award Second Level 4th Place, 2009 USDF All-Breeds Award Third Level 9th Place, 2010 USDF Dressage HOY Third Level 5th Place, USDF All-Breed Award Third Level 3rd Place.
As his stallion test scores reflect, Rapture R shows excellent jumping scope and form!
Rapture R has had many Premium and Site Champion Foals. He sired the Top Scoring Oldenburg NA Foal in North America in 2010. Rapture R debuted at PSG in 2011 with 2 FEI wins and won 10th place at USDF All-Breed Awards PSG with scores over 71.4%
Due in July 2024
Ferdeaux x Havannah FH
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Ferdeaux is a 13-year old KWPN stallion by the keur stallion Bordeaux out of Part Two (by Ferro x Zonneglans)
Ferdeaux has made his mark as a KWPN breeding stallion, having sired four licensed sons so far, including World Young Horse Championship finalist Las Vegas, as well as Jarville, Jerveaux, and Matideaux MVN.
Under Brouwer the bay stallion finished 10th at the 2015 World Young Horse Championships and second at the 2015 Pavo Cup Finals. He won the 2016 KWPN Stallion Competition Finals with an impressive score of 84. In 2017 Ferdeaux finished 11th at the World Championships.
In 2018 Ferdeaux was competed at national small tour level by Dutch Olympian Hans Peter Minderhoud. The pair won their debut at Prix St. Georges with a 74.1%..
In 2020, after taking a break for stud duties and to recover from an injury, Ferdeaux returned to competition with Renate van Uytert. Ferdeaux delivered more success to his new rider with consistent high scores to 76.2% at Prix St. Georges.
Ferdeaux is a prepotent stallion whose good qualities are strongly inherited. In particular his canter, which was rated a 9 by the inspectors, comes through to his offspring. Ferdeaux can be expected to add blood, good temperament, movement technique and good use of the hind leg.