Like father, like son, Finalist HW seems to be a near clone to his famous sire Finest, he truly resembles a near copy Modernity with ingenuity.
Definitely a king, uniquely modeled, he dances into the hearts of the observers. Top quality with great potential. His quality of movement is inspiring and admirable.

Father Vivaldi was reserve champion at the performance test in the Netherlands and won the Pavo Cup for five-year-olds in 2007. He was ridden by Hans Peter Minderhoud/NED to victory in the KNHS/KWPN stallion series in 2008 and 2009, receiving a 10.0 for his trot. The sire Krack C is considered a foundation stallion in the Netherlands. The two-time Pavo Cup winner from 1996 and 1997 took eighth place in the individual classification at the 2002 World Equestrian Games in Jerez/ESP under Anky van Grunsven/NED. Vivaldi comes from the Utopia line, the most successful Dutch mare family.

Elite mare Symphonie, mother of Vivat Rex, descends from Samarant, one of Sandro Hit x Brentano II, was Hanoverian Vice State Champion and finalist at the Bundeschampionat riding horses. In 2006 he qualified for the Bundeschampionat for 5-year-old dressage horses. In 2008 he was sold to Denmark and presented internationally by Andreas Helgstrand-DEN, among others.

Granddam Sandy, also an elite mare, descends from the great Rubinstein. Rubinstein I is a son of the Westphalian Romadour II son Rosenkavalier, who himself was a stallion performance test winner and is now one of the most important Westphalian sires. He was bred from what is probably the most important dressage dynasty in the world. The mother Antine is full sister of the international top dressage horses Ahlerich 2/Dr. Reiner Klimke and Amon/Annemarie Sanders-Keyzer (NL Her full sister Adone gave the multi-Olymionist Rembrandt 24/Nicole Uphoff. Rubinstein I can now look back on a tailor-made career. Winner in the "Optimum" of material horses in Münster 1990, I a- Winner of the main premium in Oldenburg, Vice Bundeschampion of the German dressage horse in Verden in 1992, multiple Oldenburg dressage champion, serial winner in dressage classes at S level and multiple Grand Prix winners. In the meantime, Rubinstein I and Nicole Uphoff can look back to international victories in the dressage arena. Vivat Rex comes from the dam line of Große Liebe: Grand Prix successful horses Pikko del Cerro with Lisa Wilcox and licensing champion Boreas by Bordeaux is with Christina Vinios USA.

Modernität mit Genialität Mit seltenem Habitus ausgestatteter König. Einzigartig modelliert, tanzt er in die Herzen der Beobachter. In der Qualität mit großartigem Potenzial. Seine Bewegungsgüte ist begeisternd und bewundernswert.

Vater Vivaldi war in den Niederlanden HLP-Reservesieger und gewann 2007 den Pavo Cup der Fünfjährigen. Von Hans Peter Minderhoud/NED wurde er 2008 und 2009 zum Sieg in der KNHS/KWPN Hengste-Serie geritten, wobei er für seinen Trab die 10,0 erhielt. Der Vater Krack C gilt in den Niederlanden als Stempelhengst. Der zweifache Pavo Cup-Sieger von 1996 und 97 belegte unter Anky van Grunsven/NED Platz acht in der Einzelwertung der Weltreiterspiele 2002 in Jerez/ESPDer Muttervater Jazz gehörte 2002 unter Tineke Bartes zur Niederländischen Equipe bei den Weltreiterspielen in Jerez/ESP. Vivaldi entstammt dem Utopia-Stamm, der erfolgreichsten niederländischen Stutenfamilie.

Elite Stute Symphonie, Mutter von Vivat Rex, stammt ab vom Samarant, ein des Sandro Hit x Brentano II, war Hannoveraner Vize-Landeschampion und Finalteilnehmer am Bundeschampionat Reitpferde. 2006 hat er sich für das Bundeschampionat der 5-jährigen Dressurpferde qualifiziert. 2008 wurde er nach Dänemark verkauft und u.a. von Andreas Helgstrand-DEN international vorgestellt.

Großmutter Sandy auch Elitestute stammt ab vom großartigen Rubinstein. Rubinstein I ist ein Sohn des westfälischen Romadour II-Sohnes Rosenkavalier, der selbst HLP-Sieger war und heute zu den bedeutendsten westfälischen Vererbern zählt. Er ist gezogen aus der wohl bedeutendsten Dressurdynastie der Welt. Die Mutter Antine ist Vollschwester der internationalen Spitzen-Dressurpferde Ahlerich 2/Dr. Reiner Klimke und Amon/Annemarie Sanders-Keyzer (NL Ihre Vollschwester Adone schenkte dem Multi-Olymioniken Rembrandt 24/Nicole Uphoff. Rubinstein I blickt inzwischen auf eine Karriere nach Maß zurück. Sieger im „Optimum“ der Materialpferde in Münster 1990, I a- Hauptprämiensieger in Oldenburg, Vize-Bundeschampion des Deutschen Dressurpferdes 1992 in Verden, mehrfacher Oldenburger Dressurchampion, Seriensieger in Dressuren der Klasse S und vielfacher Grand-Prix-Sieger. Inzwischen ist Rubinstein I mit Nicole Uphoff international im Viereck auf Sieg abonniert. Das Paar zählt zum deutschen Dressur-Establishment.

Vivat Rex entspringt dem Stutenstamm der Großen Liebe: Grand Prix erfolgreiche Pferde Pikko del Cerro mit Lisa Wilcox und Körsieger Boreas v. Bordeaux heute bei Christina Vinios USA.

Vivat Donnerhall HW’s sire is the stallion of the century, Donnerhall.
Donnerhall began his career in 1984, placing second out of 70 horses at his Stallion Performance Test held in Adelheidsdorf, with a score of 131.92. According to his rider, he was very easy to train, reaching the Grand Prix level of training in 2 years [1]. He was especially known for his expressive passage, piaffe, and extended trot.

Donnerhall had a stellar career as a dressage horse, winning some of the most prestigious competitions, including over 65 FEI Grand Prix Dressage classes and a life earning of D.M. 640,000. He was 1986 German DLG Champion in Hanover, beating out the very athletic Hanoverian stallion World Cup I. In 1994 German Champion (Mannheim), won the team gold and individual bronze at the Dressage World Championship in 1994 and at the European Dressage Championship in 1997 in Verden. In 1997, he also won the World Cup European League. Donnerhall earned his third team gold while finishing 4th individually at the 1998 Dressage World Championship. He was also named Oldenburg Stallion of the Year in 1998.

The stallion then went on a "farewell tour" that same year, retiring from competitive sport at the age of 17. He died January 2002 of acute intestinal toxicopathy.

Donnerhall has the highest dressage breeding value of all stallions at 271, and has produced over 77 approved sons, 450 broodmares (84 State Premium), and over 636 competition horses [2].

Like his sire, Donnerhall stood at Grönwohldhof. His first few years produced only a few offspring, as the stud was a good distance from the main Oldenburg breeding areas. Within a few years, however, his popularity grew immensely. At the 1998 Federal Championship in Warendorf, more than 50% of the horses had Donnerhall in their pedigree [3].

Donnerhall passes on his flowing gait, presence, trainability, and excellent temperament.

The 2007 Hanoverian Stallion had Donnerhall offspring 763 winning dressage competitors (84 as show jumpers), with prize money totaling Euro 1,502,302.

Offspring include:

Don Primero: Champion 5-year old German dressage horse in Verden at the 1990 Bundeschampionate (score of 9.3), now a Grand Prix level dressage horse, siring offspring which sell at 6-figures.
Don Schufro: exported to Denmark, successful at Grand Prix with Andreas Helgstrand
Don Frederico: Champion of 1999 Hanovarian stallion licensing and considered second most valuable sport horse stallion with a Breeding Value Index of 174 points.
Donnerschlag
Donner bube: located in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada -owner Dr. David Bell and Roxy Bell
Donnerschwee: sold for DM 220.000, the highest price up to that time paid for a horse at a German Breeding Association auction. Now competes at Grand Prix.
Dubai: Stallion belonging to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Primavera: Champion Mare of the Oldenburg elite mare show in 1992, Champion Riding Horse in 1992, and third in the federal championships
Deutsche Einheit: second in the Federal Championships in Verden in 1992. Sold for what was at that time a record price at the German Breed Societies auctions reaching DM420,000 (£147,000).
Rastede Schloßpark: 4th place at the German Dressage Horse Championships
De Niro
Davignon I: Federal Riding Horse Champion of 1992.
Hallo: won the elite mare show in Rastede in 1994.
Duntroon: vice-champion stallion of the Oldenburg approvals in 1993; won the stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf in 1994.
High Noon 15: top dressage mare, full sister to Hallo.
Donatello: Germany’s highest priced auction horse at the time he was sold (1996).
Deinhard: sold to The Netherlands for DM 155,000 (£54,500) at the Vechta foal auction in 1998, a record price for a foal.
Vivat Donnerhall HW is of true International quality, his super ride ability and talent, combined with his excellent training, promise a bright future. In addition, beautiful doesn't even start to describe the looks of this willing young star.
He was licensed, definite proven quality, the judges agreed, but he is now gelded.

Super fancy small head, attractive stallion neck (even as gelding)
and a sexy body to match.
He's a super model and will steal your heart in no time.

Vivat Donnerhall HW has superb "Grundschwung", suppleness and his suspension is marvelous.
Steady rhythm, already well balanced and he truly works his heart out,
every single time.

He is light in the bridle, easy to sit.
Part of his phenomenal heritage are the best competition genes possible, good, old, very strong dam and sire lines, a near guarantee for success.
His pedigree reads like the Who's Who.

The very active hind leg pushes him up, supports superior lift of the whole body and will be the ideal start for a good piaffe and passage, just check how far he reaches under, his canter is lofty and uphill, amazing trot, free shoulder, combined with a
clean, rhythmic, reaching walk, outstanding quality movement all around.

This special boy, just floats above the ground, with his great temperament,
sweet character, he will climb up the levels with ease and fun.
All exercises come naturally to him, as he has the built,
movement and athleticism to do it all.

Vivat Donnerhall HW will put a spell on you, with his soft eyes and in no time, you'll be in love with one of the prettiest horses available.

This boy will enable you to fulfill your dreams, he will collect ribbons with ease,
high point and more, here we come.
Looking for a puppy dog mentality, in your pocket attitude gentleman,
with FEI potential? You found him!

The goal of HW Farm is, to offer highly talented young horses in Germany
for riders in the USA and all over the world.
This young star will go far in the dressage ring, he is your ticket to the top!

Vivat Donnerhall HW is a wonderful Young Horse Championship candidate,
or take him to the BundesChampionships in Germany, he will do well, either way.

X-rays on file!

US $80,000 to $150,000 - check out his video clip!!!

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