Hiccup

Handsome chestnut colt. Modern type. Friendly disposition. Handled daily

Hiccup is halterbroke, great to pick up and trim his feet.He has been loaded multiple times in the trailer; is very easy to load. Loves playing with balls. spent time tying while being fed. Easy to catch and handle with a lovely personlity. Very correct conformation. Lots of Chrome with 3 socks and a star. We are very excited to see this prospect started under saddle in the future. This is a chance to buy a very nice prospect at a reasonable price. He is up to date on Vaccines, deworming, Microchipped, DNA verified, and regular farrier work.

We anticipate HICCUP to mature around 16.2 hands

He is an old soul personality. Will be gelded late fall.

Half sister was named Elite filly at GOV inspection as well as premium. Not inspected in 2020 due to covid

Dauphin has been an outstanding producer of character, rideability, willingness, correctness and movement. He passes his exemplary conformation, type, and wonderful disposition onto his offspring. He tends to be a refiner and produces rideable dressage horses in the 16-16.2hh range.
Dauphin competed at M level before an injury to his pelvis sidelined his undersaddle work, he continued to be presented in-hand during the stallion parades.

He has produced 507 German Hanoverian offspring as of the 2016 publishing of the Hanoveranner Hengst Book. Of the 107 mares that are in breeding, 28 of them were awarded the coveted States Premium Title. He has 2 approved Hanoverian sons, Dallmeyer and Don Presidente as well as the two beautiful Oldenburg stallions Dheputy and Deklan.

Dauphin has four offspring competing at S class in dressage and one in S class jumping. He has 217 offspring now competing in sport, with recorded earnings of 55,017 Euros.
Dauphin has been known as a Celle favorite for a long time, he has a sweet disposition and has always been a gentleman to work with. He was the go to stallion to open the door and let visitors in.

Dauphin is on the Top list of the Hanoverian breed for type with an outstanding score of 132, and a 143 for fundament!

Dam Rose (S.H. Romance) is a lovely mare that received nice comments from the Oldenburg inpsection. "This is a really nice mare that you can get when you cross a warmblood with an arabian. She is medium framed, leggier type, not super leggy but legs are dominant, nice gender expression, nice face, the eye is clear, head neck connection, I would like to see a bit lighter, but it is still fine, The neck is well arched, a little short. The shoulder is long enough but I would like to see a little bit more angulation. The wither/saddle position is ok. The loin part I would like to see a little bit longer, that there is more space for swing and impulsion. The croup is also a little bit short, the set of the tail is a little high, and the croup is a little bit angular, so this could be a little bit better but in total I think this is a nice mare, especially when she starts moving she has impulsion, carrying power, and active hind leg, there is not at so much arabian movement, which is very good. I think here we have a very interesting mare, She is entered into the main stud book with a 7.5 total. I think that you have a really nice mare, and I think that it is really good to have her, to go on with the dressage breeding."

Rose has been tested and is wffs n/n

Dam Sire: Fuerst Romancier - Just a few young stallions can stand up with such results: Fürst Romancier sired the champion stallion of the Oldenburg licensing, For Romance, who was auctioned for a sensational price of 750,000 Euro, as well as another premium stallion who as sold to the State Stud Celle for 170,000 Euro. Fürstenstein was licensed in Hanover and Fürst Regent in Westphalia.

Fürst Romancier himself was main premium winner and came the most successful stallion in his age group at the World Championship for Five Year-Old Dressage Horses in 2009. And at the Bundeschampionat he placed second in the qualifier with a score of 9.0 and fourth again in the World Championship for Dressage Horses. In his stallion performance test, he has received top scores all higher than 9,0 for his basic gaits as well as 9.0 and 9.5 for rideability.
Fürst Romancier originates from the valuable dam line of Edoste represented by Bundeschampion and competitor of the European Championship Exupéry, vice Bundeschampion Landjuwel Gold, Olympic horse Petit Prince and Grand Prix winner Avignon. Sire Fürst Heinrich himself was World Champion of Young Dressage Horses, produced in only a short time in breeding outstanding horses such as the 2011' World Champion of Young Dressage Horses Woodlanders Farouche.​

Not to be forgotten, the dam side of Rose is very strong arabian sport horse lineage

Last picture is sire Dauphin. Grey is dam SH Romance