Selecting A Stallion Category

1993 Chestnut Hanoverian, Star with connected strip and two hind socks Bonheur absolved his stallion licensing test in Adelheidsdorf in 1996, achieving a top evaluation in rideability index. He received a 9 for his walk and an 8 for his trot and canter, also receiving 8′s for his character and temperament. Bonheur won the Championship Stallion Show in Griesbeek, Holland in 1997 against very important competition, most of whom where 5 and 6 year olds. Bonheur qualified for the Bundeschampionate (...)

2006 Chestnut Hanoverian, Liver Chestnut with 4 white socks & blaze Fabregas was the Dressage Reserve Champion of his Adelheidsdorf 70 day performance test in 2009 with a result of 134.27 points. In 2011 he was the winner of two L level Dressage Riding Horse Classes in Germany scoring 8.0 and 8.1 respectively. From his first crop of foals Fabregas produced Champion and Reserve Champion in a 70 entrant foal inspection and show in Germany. He also sired the Champion (...)

2002 Black Hanoverian, faint star, both fore and hind ankles with ermine spots Sir Wanabi is a modern type Hanoverian that has shown an ability to pass on his pretty head and elegant style to his offspring. Sir Wanabi has proven himself to be incredibly level-headed, and early indications are that he passes that trait on to his offspring. At his 100-Day Test he was awarded a 10 for character and a 9 for temperament. Sir Wanabi has powerful, elastic (...)

1997 Dark Brown Hanoverian, 4 Socks Successful Intermedaire I dressage competititor now standing at stud in PEI, Canada. A powerful mover with a super sweet temperament! Schwarzenegger placed 3rd in his stallion testing at Redefin with an overall 125.24.  He then went on to compete successfully at advanced level dressage and produce over 100 foals. With very high breeding values, this dignified dark brown stallion has been producing both dressage horses and jumpers that are competing at advanced levels in (...)

1989 Black Hanoverian, Grandom was licensed and stood several years in Belgium before moving to Hanover, Germany. Grandom was approved for breeding based on performance and was shown and bred at the same time while in Belgium. After the BWP evaluation of 50 of Grandom’s foals, yearlings and two-year-olds. The report states that his offspring are very uniform, even though they were out of a large variety of mares. They have beautiful front ends, nice round top lines, excellent shoulder (...)