The show jumper Stalognia and the dressage horse Fasine became the price highlights of the 36th P.S.I. Auction in Ankum, Germany, on Sunday 6 December 2015. Paul Schockemöhle and Ullrich Kasselmann created another outstanding and exquisite collection of show jumping and dressage horses, and they were finally highly satisfied with their two top horses and a total revenue of 17,795,000 euro.
The 6-year old grey jumper mare Stalognia (by Stakkatol x Chacco-Blue) was the top priced horse of the auction, selling for 1.7 million euro to France. Stalognia is a daughter the successful Chalanda, which sold at the 2012 P.S.I. Auction. Paul Schockemöhle confirmed this decision: “Stalognia is maybe the best horse I have ever bred.”
The top priced dressage horse in the collection was the 6-year old Oldenburg mare Fasine (by Furst Romancier x Sandro Hit). She won the Oldenburg Elite Mare show in 2012 and was the grand champion in the 6-year old division at this year's Bundeschampionate. The German laywer, real estate agent and race horse owner Dietrich von Boetticher acquired Fasine for 1.3 million euro. Von Boetticher owns the Bavarian Gestut Ammerland, but the dark bay mare will stay with his current rider Isabel Freese-Bache to continue her dressage training.
Ammerland also acquired Der Schufro (by Der Designer x Schufro) for 400,000 euro and Fior (by Furstenball) for 350,000 euro.
The third most expensive horse of the collection was the jumper mare Chacco's Girl (by Chacco Blue x Baloubet de Rouet), which sold for 900,000 euro.
The second most expensive dressage horse was the chestnut Oldenburg stallion Sean Connery II (by Sir Donnerhall I x Rotspon). He sold for 850,000 euro to French banker Patrice Mourruau, who lives in Luxembourg. American Eric Miller purchased Sir Amour (by San Amour x De Niro) for 750,000 euro.
American Jamie White-Welling acquired three dressage horses for her collection: Belle Fleur (by Belissimo M) for 450,000 euro, as well as Dallas (by Desperados) and Rebroff (by Robespierot). The chestnut mare Belle Marie (by Belissimo M) sold to German customers for 200,000 euro.
The dressage horses in the 2015 PSI Auction collection sold for an average price of 316,739 euro.
Host Ullrich Kasselmann concluded by the results of 36th P.S.I. Auction that they are following the right path. Schockemöhle and Kasselmann will continue to support and foster the breeding business to maintain the basis for the P.S.I. auctions. “Besides, Paul and I have decided to fertilize the tournament scene with new ideas – be ready for amazing novelties,” said Kasselmann and his partner, who want to keep surprising.
For more information on the collection, the auction, POCs and service, visit www.psi-auktion.de
Complete results list
47 Curonia 350.000
10 Belle Fleur 450.000
49 Chagrano 750.000
19 Fasine 1.300.000
39 Stalognia 1.700.000
14 Sean Connery 850.000
29 Carnan 450.000
21 Sir Amour 750.000
36 Charinta 510.000
20 Bella Marie 200.000
50 Chacco`s Girl 900.000
16 Boulevard 200.000
45 Quidam`s Son 380.000
25 Der Schufro 400.000
27 Balou`s Captain 500.000
8 Danny Black 225.000
38 Sanvano 500.000
9 Quality Street 110.000
46 Cenbalou 400.000
13 Rebroff 350.000
52 Cargranda 480.000
1 Fior 350.000
41 La Barca 200.000
2 She`s Nice 120.000
48 Baldorra 200.000
5 St.Julian 140.000
34 Chaccobet 590.000
4 Fürstenhit 180.000
42 Centalouette 240.000
6 Bocuse 220.000
32 Chacera 210.000
7 Dallas 150.000
31 Cornet`s Crown 270.000
3 Baron Rouge 105.000
51 Conchalon 400.000
15 Fürstenfee 120.000
33 Nando 400.000
17 Gentleman`s Whisper 120.000
35 Landlord 330.000
23 Lord Londonderry 200.000
40 Dicasio 180.000
18 Langley 140.000
37 Clear Air 150.000
24 Fiderhit 150.000
28 Diatoon 200.000
26 Budhi 455.000
44 Chaccare 110.000
30 San Quintin 110.000