Feinrich

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

Presented by the Oldenburg Champion Mare and State Champion Faraglioni OLD

The descendants of our Feinrich are on everyone’s lips. With Faraglioni OLD, he produced the celebrated Oldenburg State Champion and Champion Mare. Nizelle competed in the final ring at the KWPN Elite Mare Show in the Netherlands. From his first crops, numerous youngsters recorded victories and placings in basic and advanced tests. Several sons were licensed.

Feinrich became the celebrated Champion Stallion in 2015 and then passed his stallion performance test with flying colours. In 2018, he won age-appropriate dressage tests for young horses, qualified for the German Championships, has now achieved top placings in M** dressage with Brandi Roenick/USA in the saddle and is promoted up to advanced level.

Feinrich is also something very special in terms of his blood structure: through his sire Fürst Heinrich, the paternal line of the great Furioso II is connected here with what is probably the most important mare in modern Oldenburg breeding history, El.St. Gesina.

The sire Fürst Heinrich, 2001 Champion Stallion, 2002 Oldenburg Main Premium Winner and 2003 Dressage Horse World Champion (5y.o.), produced over 50 licensed stallions, including our licensing and main premium winner, German Champion and main sire Fürstenball, as well as his station neighbour Main Premium Winner Fürst Romancier.

The mother El.St. Gesina presented the Oldenburg Champion Stallion, Main Premium Winner, Burg Cup finalist, VTV dressage stallion and Grand Prix successful For Romance I OLD, the premium stallion stationed with us and already placed internationally at the age of seven, the licensed For Romance III de la gesse and the Oldenburg Champion Mare, German Champion and P.S.I. price record holder Fasine OLD (all by Fürst Romancier), who in turn produced the licensed Fasino (by Foundation) and the mare A la Fasine (by Fürst Romancier). Apache), dam of the licensed stallions HP Valentino and Vincello (both by Vitalis). In addition, our Champion Stallion Feinrich and the Oldenburg Champion Mare Fürstin Gesine (both by Fürst Heinrich), who became the dam of the licensed Visino PS (by Vitalis) and Montrachet PS (by Morricone I) come from her. In pairing with De Niro, Gesina produced the licensed stallion Desino, with Governor the licensed Golden Romance Malleret PS and with Bordeaux the British Dressage Champion and up to the Light Tour placed Mount St. John Best of all, who in turn became the dam of the Vice National Champion and fifth at the German Championships Best of Mount St. John OLD (by Fürst Romancier) and the licensed stallion MSJ Q (by Quantensprung). The licensed stallions Sebastino PS (by Secret), Go for Romance PS (by Governor) and the Mecklenburg Champion Stallion Viva Vitalis (by Vitalis) come from other Gesina daughters.

Thanks to the Grand Prix successes of his offspring, such as Samhitas/Kelly Layne/AUS, Sheeran/Jacob Noerby Soerensen/DEN, Cavalia/Jessica Howington/USA, Santiago Song/Thibault Vandenberghe/BEL, Sai Baba Plus/Boaventure Freire/POR, Semper Fidelis/Heather Blitz/USA and Syriana/Mary Hanna/AUS, the dam’s sire Sir Donnerhall I is one of the top four of the world’s best dressage sires according to the WBFSH ranking. Second Reserve Champion of his licensing, Regional Champion, stallion performance test record winner, Vice World Champion for young dressage horses and German Champion as well as main premium winner, he can point to over 100 licensed sons. Numerous offspring who have been successful at the championships, including the two-time World Champion of young dressage horses and international Grand Prix success Sa Coeur and most recently the legendary German Champion quintet Sir Heinrich OLD, Cindy OLD, Candy OLD, Caty OLD and Casey OLD from the house of Wendeln.

The granddam Gesine also produced the 1st Reserve Champion Vivaldi’s Schufro (by Vivaldi) and Amadeus de l’Aubois (by Der Designer), who was covered in France. Her daughter Sadira de Malleret (by Sir Donnerhall I) produced Helen Langehanenberg’s advanced (S) winner Zaeta de Malleret (by Zonik).

The third generation is Don Schufro, Danish champion under Andreas Helgstrand and team bronze medallist at the 2008 Olympic Games in Hong Kong/HKG.

In the following generations, Sandro, Gepard, Pik Bube II, French horn and More Magic xx round off the pedigree ideally.

From the important dam line of Voltaire