Wolkenbruck (means cloudburst - he was born on a stormy night). "Wall-E" looks like a mini-Wolkentanz! He is going to make someone a great partner in sport! Flexible, athletic, great mind, kind eye, in your pocket personality, beautiful with 3 solid gaits. Can't ask for more!

Wall-E is about 6 weeks under saddle and proving to have a good worth ethic. He's being ridden by a junior rider (see video). We couldn't be happier with this fancy, chestnut gelding with his beautiful, crooked blaze. We are extremely pleased with his uphill structure, excellent shoulder and nice hip, long and well set neck, lovely dished face with very correct legs.

One of the successful sons of the legendary sire Weltmeyer is the chestnut stallion Wolkentanz. He became Champion Stallion at the Verden licensing in 1993. One year later in 1994 he won the three-year-old stallions classification at the Federal Championships of German Riding Horses, and was runner-up in the stallion performance test, scoring a convincing 140.53 points in the dressage category. In 1995 Wolkentanz was honored as the best stallion of his age-group. Like his father, Wolkentanz has excellent movements, very good rideability and great talent for dressage. Last year was a very good one for this promising young sire who thrills audiences with his breathtaking trot as a member of the Celle Dressage Quadrille. His offspring turned head with their fantastic movements, wherever they competed or were inspected. In 2001 he produce both the champion colt and filly of the German Foal Championships--with both scoring perfect 10's on their gaits! Thus, Wolkentanz appears to be Weltmeyer's best producing son so far. In 2005, Wolkentanz received a Breeding Value Index of 157 points, with an assurance of 97% heritability, from the German Equestrian Federation.

Video on our website: http://www.walkaboutstation.com/Miss_Miller_2009_foal.htm