Fursten-Look

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Price 3 ins $1992 & Agents Fee $374 & GST = Total $2600

Third place in the Nuremberg Burg Cup final

“Stylistically beautiful ride. Very beautiful in the side picture, great trot tour, wide crossing, good balance in the side gaits. Great stride through the body in the walk. Very good canter tour. Dead straight flying changes. A really great round!”, Christoph Hess went into raptures in his comment on the final appearance of our princely look in the Nuremberg Burg Cup. And with 75.683 percent, the black champion stallion, stallion performance test dressage winner, Hanoverian champion, German champion, main premium winner and World Championship bronze medallist trotted up to third place under Isabel Freese/NOR.

His offspring are often victorious in dressage tests for young dressage horses. Several sons of Fürsten-Look were licensed, including the South German State Championships bronze medallist Fine Lucas. Florestine won silver at the Baden-Württemberg State Championships in Tübingen. Fürsten-Looks also owns the 1f awarded Oldenburg diamond ring mare Curly OLD, Vice State Champion under Hermann Gerdes and fourth at the German Championships. Fantasie W also competed on the Brillantring at the Oldenburg Elite Mare Show. In Bavaria, St.Pr.A. Finally Fantastic was one of the 1a award-winning mares.

Fürsten-Look always knows only the maximum result. Following his victory in 2014 at the 3rd Oldenburg Saddle Licensing in Vechta, he also set new standards with a dressage result of 9.41 at his stallion performance test in Schlieckau. In 2015, he won the Hanoverian and German Championships and was highlighted in Vechta as the Oldenburg main premium winner for the quality of his first crop of foals. In 2018, he won advanced (S) level dressage at the first attempt and won bronze at the World Championships for young dressage horses in Ermelo/NED, after clearly winning the final qualification. In 2020, he used the qualifying kick-off in Essen-Herbergen to secure his ticket for the prestigious Burg Cup final.

The sire Fürstenball was Oldenburg licensing winner, stallion performance test winner, Oldenburg main premium winner, German Champion and Oldenburg State Champion, dressage horse World Championship finalist, winner in advanced (S) level dressage up to St. Georges, VTV dressage stallion, number one in the FN breeding value estimation, Danish elite stallion and “Stallion of the year” in Denmark. In addition, Fürstenball is listed in the Oldenburg sports development squad, recognizable by the name suffix OLD.

The dam St.Pr.St. Lady Diamond also produced the licensed stallion San Severo (by S. San Amour) and Sardera S (by Sandro Hit), who was placed up to St. Georges. She herself is a full sister to the German Champion La Perla, who in turn produced the two licensed stallions Feretti I and II (by Funtime), and half-sister to the licensed Du Moulin (by Davignon I).

The dam’s sire, half-bred Londonderry, was licensing winner in 1997, German Champion in 1999 and “Hanoverian Stallion of the Year” in 2013. He ensured a sustainable distribution of the valuable noble blood of his sire Lauries Crusador xx.

The Celle state stud stallion Weltmeyer, himself a licensing and stallion performance test winner, DLG champion and third at the 1987 German Riding Horse Championships in Vechta, is in the third generation. The chestnut, who was named “Hanoverian Stallion of the Year” in 1998, had a significant influence on breeding with over 100 licensed sons.

Fürsten-Look results from the Westphalian mare family of Hanny, which also produced the licensed stallions Dacapo, Levator, Pilot’s Treffer, Sonnenkönig and Whitford as well as the Grand Prix dressage horse Gollywogg.

In the look of a winner