Description
| Donnerhall | |||
| De Niro | Alicante | ||
| Sire: | Dancier | ||
| Lacarna TS | Lancier | ||
| Espina | |||
| Rubinstein 1 | |||
| Rotspon | Antalia | ||
| Dam: | Rodney’s Girl | ||
| Wedina | Wolkenstein 11 | ||
| Edina |
Price Semen 3 ins $3237 & Agents Fee $494 & GST = Total $4100
Offspring on the international stage
The offspring of Danciano conquer the Grand Prix stage, starting with the two licensed stallions Daily Show/Emily Miles/ USA and Destare/Christoph Koschel. In the starting blocks is the Inter II serial winner, Burg Cup third, twelfth at the World Championships for young dressage horses, Vice German Champion and three-time South German Champion, DSP Danny Cool/Helen Langehanenberg. Danciella/Carmen Walinski Weber/ESP and Dancielle de Malleret/Lucia Planchet/FRA are successful in the international Small Tour. Numerous premium foals, auction tops and several sons of Danciano approved for breeding are also on the books, including the South German and Baden-Württemberg riding horse champion as well as DSP Define Dynamic/Helen Langehanenberg, who was victorious up to St. Georges Special.
Danciano has long enjoyed a reputation as a preserver and innovator of the Donnerhall heritage, which is so important for dressage horse breeding worldwide. In presentation and presentation under the rider equipped with stately attributes!
Danciano started his career as a Hanoverian premium stallion and stallion market leader as well as overall stallion performance test winner (8.48). With 8.91 he also achieved the second highest dressage final score, with his trot being rated with the dream score of 10. In 2014, as a four-year-old, he won silver at the Hanoverian Championships. In 2015, further victories in dressage horse tests and a final placement at the German Championships followed, and in 2016 he won intermediate level dressage tests for young horses. Under French patronage, he added international victories to Inter II with Pauline Guillem/FRA. With Manuel Dominguez Bernal/ESP in the saddle, Danciano has already won international Grand Prix dressage.
The sire Dancier, Hanoverian Champion Stallion in 2004 and superior winner of the overall and dressage index of his stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf in 2005, was awarded the Freiherr von Stenglin Prize and the Burchard Müller Prize in 2006 as the best stallion of his year. This was followed by second place at the Hanoverian Riding Horse Championships and third place at the German Championships (4y.o.), after Dancier had won the final qualification. In 2008 he placed again in Warendorf (6y.o.). Subsequently, victories up to St. Georges dressage were added. In 2014, Dancier received the prestigious Grande Prize. The group of his more than 50 licensed sons is led by the Burg Cup and Louisdor Prize finalist, who was expensively auctioned off at the P.S.I. auction, as well as Grand Prix winner Harmony’s Don Nobless/Susan Pape/GBR. Among his other offspring are the World Champion for young dressage horses, German Champion, Burg Cup qualifier and Grand Prix winner Lordswood Dancing Diamond/Dorothee Schneider, the European Championship participant Dacor S/Mikaela Soratie/FIN as well as Dünensee/Christoph Koschel and Dark Dancer/Elisa Prigge. His daughters, including the Hanoverian champion mare St.Pr.St. Dakota, are also causing a sensation.
The dam Rodney’s Girl is a full sister to the licensed stallion Rood Vander, who was successful under Martina Hannöver-Sternberg up to Inter I.
The dam’s sire Rotspon was premium stallion, stallion performance test winner and 2017 Hanoverian Stallion of the Year. The almost 120 offspring successful at advanced (S), including Carola Koppelmann’s Grand Prix winner Rom, earned over one million euros in the arena. Rotspon also made a name for himself as a dam’s sire, such as Dorothee Schneider’s two-time Team Olympic Champion, Team Gold and Double Individual European Champion and German Champion Showtime FRH.
In the third generation, the German Champion and stallion performance test winner Wolkenstein II, one of the most influential sons of the line’s founder Weltmeyer, follows.
The stallions De Kuyper, De Vito, Depardieu, Florion and Razzmataz as well as the licensing winner Raferty come from the Hanoverian mare family of dollar art. Among the sport horses, Danönchen OLD/ Liselott-Marie Linsenhoff, Chagall/Madeleine Winter-Schulze and the show jumper Sir Blacky/Claus-Heinrich Bohlmann stand out from the sport horses.
Danciano – Keeper of the illustrious Thunderhall Dynasty




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