One of the auction Horses is sired by Grand Prix producer Jazz. And also the international sport- and breeding stallions Vivaldi, Johnson, Desperado and Glamourdale sire some of the auction horses. Invest in the future and check out the interesting collection of three and four-years-old dressage horses.
The KWPN is organizing this online auction for promising 3- & 4-years-old dressage- and jumping horses for the second time.
All auction horses have undergone a full veterinary inspection, both radiologically and clinical. The collection is out now and can be viewed on KWPN.auction. Bidding will start Friday 23rd of April and the auction closes Monday 26th of April from 8PM CET.
Grand Prix influences
The successful combination Jazz x Flemmingh produced, among others, the preferent stallion Johnson. Nudine-Star her pedigree is build up out of the same stallions. Combined with Glamourdale the damline of Nudine-Star already produced the Westphalian approved stallion G-Star.
The grand dam of Nudine-Star is at the base of several Small Tour dressage horses. In addition to a series of international showjumpers, this proven performance family also produced stallions such as Cosmos (s.Legaat), Riverman (s.Kenwood), Vechta (s.Oldenburg) and Cashmir (s.Serano Gold).
Grand Prix producer
The strikingly Naberlina, is a combination of Desperado and the elite mare Famylina. Desperado has been performing at the highest level for a couple years now. With his rider Emmelie Scholtens he is in the race to compete in the Olympic Games later this year.
Desperado is also putting his stamp in breeding, as he has already produced striking approved sons such as Asgard’s Ibiza, Mowgli V.O.D. and Dettori. Naberlina’s dam Famylina passed the IBOP mare test and she is sired by the valuable breeding stallion San Remo, who produced Grand Prix horses such as Walkman, Winner and Ziroco. Via the Small Tour stallion Ronaldo, the pedigree of Naberlina leads back to the Z2/fourth level dressage mare Uberlina (s.Ferro).
Vivaldi
The pedigree of Mocca combines the excellent international sport- and breeding stallions Vivaldi and Don Schufro. Granddam Djo ter Kwincke is a full sister of the successful stallion GLOCK’s Johnson N.O.P. who competed with Hans Peter Minderhoud in the EC, WEG and Olympics. Great-granddam Roxane produced besides Johnson the Small Tour horses Divo (s.Washington) and Icon Begijnhoeve (s.Apache) as well as the ZZ-Zwaar/fifth level competitor Grazia Begijnhoeve (s.Charmeur).
Outstanding pedigree
Mr. President is sired by the preferent awarded stallion Johnson N.O.P., who was a fixed value for the Dutch team for years. This four-years-old dressage talent is bred from a grand dam who has proven herself in sport on Z2/third-fourth level dressage and is listed as the dam of various international showjumpers. Johnson made progress in breeding thanks to successful offspring at the highest level such as Meggle’s Boston, Double Dutch, Bolero and Ben Johnson. Dam’s sire Sorento has also proven himself at the highest level in sport and breeding, producing Grand Prix dressage horses such as Chupa Chup A S and Florento Fortuna.
Glamourdale
World champion Glamourdale made a successful Grand Prix debut under Charlotte Fry and this stallion also seems to leave his mark in breeding. In Netry’s pedigree he is combined with the mare Vetry (by Gribaldi), who has two successful half-brothers in the Small Tour. In the third and fourth generation, the valuable dressage progenitors Uniform and Belisar provide the necessary thoroughbred input as half-blood stallions.
Invest in the future
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Invest in the future and take a look at the collection now ,make your choice and place your bid! The KWPN inspector is happy to provide you more information about the collection. Contact the KWPN inspector Wim Versteeg (+31 6-54201800) or Rianka Hazeleger by salespromotion@kwpn.nl and +31 341-255511.