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In Foal to Providence for 2010

Stakkato selected Hanoverian stallion of the year 2007

Champion Performance test winner Stakata does an excellent job at her performance test and is awarded her EMC and is accepted into the HJP. Although she end up a little smaller than we were hoping for her jumping ability is exactly what we expected. 2 x 9 in her performance test.

Once again Stakkato is Germany’s highest valued jumping horse producer. He has the highest breed values in both breed value estimations, the German Equestrian Federation as well as the Hanoverian. The show successes of the offspring still do not have a high impact on the values at all. We only hope that the high expectations in this son of Spartan will come true in the show ring. It is interesting that Stakkato’s dressage breeding value is also classified slightly above average. The breeding values do show that he does not produce the type that we are looking for, and therefore he needs to be bred to elegant mares.

A Jungle Prince was the winner of the 1993 Bundeschampionat (the German National Championships) as a six year old under rider Thomas Schmitz. He was first petitioned in sport by rider Susan Draper of Hengststation Pape after standing at stud for four years at Hengststation Pape in Hemmoor, Germany. A Jungle Prince is the sire of Avantgarde, the 1998 Ic Premium awarded stallion in Oldenburg as well as Audrey, the Hanoverian Three and Over Champion, Mare Champion, Mature Horse Reserve Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Overall at Dressage at Devon in 2003.

Argentinus, A Jungle Prince’s sire, was the leader in his age group on the FN list of sires for offspring earning prize money in sport. This outstanding producer of both dressage and showjumping horses was the first millionaire stallion in Germany based on the earnings of his progeny. Argentinus has produced well over twenty approved sons and upwards of 50 States Premium mares. Famous offspring of this stallion include: Albano, an Oldenburg who under rider Heike Kemmer, was a 2001 team gold winner at the European Championships; Amaretto, the late two time German dressage Champion and winner of 34 first places in Grand Prix under Isabell Werth; and Autogramm, a ten time National Cup participant under Thomas Muhlbauer.

Landadel was one of the most popular and successful stallions of his generation who sadly died at a young age in 1996. Hardly a second sire deserves the label "foundation sire" as much as he does. His uniform transmission of type, nobility, color, movement and predisposition for jumping is second to none. He produced multiple licensing champion stallions, SPS mares, grand prix offspring and his presence is strongly noticed in the recent Federal and European championships. Landadel is 5th in the Hanoverian index with offspring over $30.000 earnings even though he is a Holsteiner.