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Hanoverian Breeding News Londonderry Offspring Excels at 2003 Hanoverian Stallion Licensing
The head of the youngsters born in 2001 revealed a more balanced quality than last year. Various stallions had the chance to win the competition. Potential customers highly appreciated the possibility to try the candidates at the lungeing rein. It was the first time that video pictures of the stallions were presented in the Internet before. National and international stallion holders were especially informed about this event. Breeding manager Dr. Jochen Wilkens: "This year's stallion market confirmed that the customers are have trust in the work of the Hanoverian Association." The auction of the licensed stallions ended with an outstanding result. 55 of the totally 58 stallions were sold at an average auction sales price of Euro 43.964,00, a result which broke last year's average price by Euro 1000,00. A Rohdiamant/Sao Paulo-son (breeder: J. Brinkemoeller, Droeper - exhibitor: J. Westendarp, Wallenhorst) achieved the highest price: He was sold at Euro 200.000,00 to Denmark. The Celle National State Stud paid the second highest price of Euro 175.000,00 for the chestnut stallion Londonderry/Weltmeyer (breeder: A. Eilfort, Ankum - exhibitor: B. Termuehlen, Fleckeby). A brown stallion by Stakkato/Werther (breeder and exhibitor: A. Kamphorst, Nordhorn/Hestrup) was awarded the Winergy-Prize for the best licensed show jumping stallion. The Sprehe stud farm from Loeningen bought him at Euro 85.000,00. Dr. Bade, the manager of the Lower Saxonian National State Stud, bought seven stallions. Apart from five other national state studs, various other foreign stallion holders belonged to the group of buyers. 19 Hanoverian stallions will leave Germany. The 36 non-licensed stallions were sold at an average price of Euro 15.083,00. The best horse of this collection was a black stallion by De Niro/Weltmeyer (breeder and exhibitor: H. Schuett, Hemmoor) with expressive basic gaits. The Sprehe stud farm bought him at Euro 104.000,00. The export rate was also very high; 14 youngsters will leave Germany. The Celle state stud stallion Brentano II by Bolero/Grande was awarded Hanoverian Stallion of the Year. Applauded by the audience, his breeder Dr. Max Schulz-Stellenfleth was honoured with a valuable bronze sculpture as well as a highly endowed cheque, given by the Uelzener insurance company. More information: Verband hannoverscher Warmblutzuechter e.V., Lindhooper Str. 92, D-27283 Verden, ph. 42 31/67 30, Internet: www.hannoveraner.com e-mail: hannoveraner@hannoveraner.com. Photos you can order by: Ulrike Beelitz, e-Mail: ubeelitz@gmx.de, ph. 42 85/9 51 61, Werner Ernst, ph. 42 21/4 09 10. Champion 20 Chestnut
by Londonderry out of Walida by Weltmeyer 1. Reserve champion 98 Black
stallion by De Niro out of State premium mare Wendy by Weltmeyer 2. Reserve champion 17 Chestnut
by Londonderry out of State premium mare Wildblume by Weltmeyer 45 Brown
by Rohdiamant out of Sabrina by Sao Paulo 47 Brown
by Rotspon out of State premium mare Bona Dea by Brentano II 70 Chestnut
by Weserstar S out of Wheverly`s Jane by Warkant
60 Chestnut
by Waterford out of State premium mare Waronja by Werther 94 Chestnut
by De Niro out of State premium mare Egida by Eiger I 56 Brown
by Stakkato out of Wertherroeschen by Werther Related
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Londonderry/Weltmeyer-son won this year's Hanoverian stallion licensing
in Verden. Regine Soekeland, Ruesfort, bred the youngster who was exhibited
by Klaus Kamps, Cuxhaven. The winner of the stallion licensing will
leave Germany: Otto-Rudolf Fuchs, Hilton-Farm/USA, bought him at Euro
130.000,00. The reserve champion is a De Niro/Weltmeyer-son, bred by
Walter Honigfort, Haseluenne and exhibited at the stallion market by
Heinrich Ramsbrock, Menslage. The brown horse, sold at Euro 127.000,00,
will find his new home at the Celle National State Stud.
