This is an exquisite grey colt. He is naturally uphill, leggy, with three excellent clean gaits. He has a lovely round trot with plenty of push from behind and his canter has terrific reach with lots of freedom in the shoulder. He reaches over his entire topline when moving; he has a lovely natural presence and relaxed temperament. He is brave and personable, suitable for a young rider, amateur, or professional looking for an FEI prospect. Born April 29, 2016 via embryo transfer and shown here with his surrogate mare.

The extremely handsome Fürsten-Look possesses a high amount of charisma; his exceptionally delicate features embody a certain nobility, which is even more prominent under saddle. The three paces are of extreme quality, his rideability marks are exquisite. His 30-day-test could not have confirmed it better: With a dressage final score of 9.41, something that has never been achieved before, he was clearly the champion of his discipline with the maximum mark (10.0) for his character, temperament, willingness to perform, walk and rideability. He was champion stallion of the third Oldenburg “under saddle” licensing in Vechta in 2014 and in 2015, Hanoverian champion and after evaluation of his first crop of foals, main premium winner in Vechta.
Fürsten-Look is walking in the footsteps of his father Fürstenball, who was, at an early age, champion of his licensing, winner of his stallion performance test, regional champion, German national champion, winner of S level dressage classes and 2013 VTV stallion of the year in Vechta.
Fürsten-Look's dam, State Premium Mare Lady Diamond, has produced a licensed and tested son by San Amour I, and the German national champion participant Sardera S ridden by Andreas Müller. Lady Diamond is a full sister to La Perla/Holga Finken, winner at the German national championships 2005 and a half-sister to the licensed stallion Du Moulin (NL).
The dam sire Londonderry was champion of his licensing, winner at the German national championships and "Hanoverian Stallion of the Year" 2013. Weltmeyer in the third generation was German national champion, winner of his licensing and stallion performance test as well as DLG champion and is, with over 100 licensed sons, one of the most influential stallions of the last 20 years. In 1998, he was "Hanoverian stallion of the year." Fürsten-Look results from the Westphalian mare family 404/Hanny (by Halt I-Neck-Nektar-Jubé-Meteor II).

His dam Renaissance (Royal Diamond / Fürst Heinrich) is a premium Oldenburg GOV mare. In 2015, her first two foals were named Stallion Prospects and Foals of Distinction. She is a lovely mare with a lovely head, well set neck and clean throatlatch. Her lovely suspension and drive from behind personifies the "R" line movement. She has an excellent walk.
Royal Diamond, a son of Rubinstein and full brother of Rohdiamant, is an ideal type who is simply riveting, known for his model movement, quality and rideability. Nearly 40 of Royal Diamond’s offspring have competed at the highest level of dressage. He has sired seven licensed sons and fifteen State Premium mares. Royal Diamond was the clear winner of his performance test in Neustadt/Dosse with a score of 140.65 (150.93 dressage). In 1998 he was the Reserve Champion Stallion at the Main Premium in Oldenburg. He was 1999’s Vice Champion of five-year-old dressage horses.
Renaissance’s dam, Frederica (Fürst Heinrich/Relevant), has produced four Premium Foals, including two Foals of Distinction. Fürst Heinrich won his 30 day stallion test at Münster/Handorf and was World Young Horse Champion in 2003. This extraordinary sire produced over 30 licensed stallions and more than 50 state premium mares. He may be best known as the sire of Oldenburg Champion Stallions Fürstenball and Van the Man.