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Stolzenberg amazed everyone with his quick leg, technique and scope at the 2001 Stallion Licensing, where he won the Winergy Best Jumper, and the title "Premium Stallion". A 1999 16H 1" dark bay stallion, Stolzenberg proved his performance under saddle and was Reserve Champion of the 2002 Stallion Performance Test with a score of 132.26, 114.6 in dressage (10) and, of course, winning the jumping section 141.88. His sire, Stakkato, is the top-listed jumping horse sire for competition horses in Germany.

Stolzenberg's sire, German national champion, Stakkato, represents outstanding jumping ability and tremendous rideability, and is known for passing on those traits to his offspring. Stolzenburg placed first in the jumping portion of his test. His first two dams are state premium mares. At the Verden stallion licensing in 2001 the big-framed Stolzenberg impressed the licensing committee and the audience with his unlimited jumping ability and he proved this talent during freejumping and also under a rider. He won the cross country jumping category and clearly demonstrated his very good rideability. Combined with his three good basic gaits, there is surely first-class potential in this young stallion.

Stakkato heritability is unquestionable. Already he has sired 14 licensed sons, 21 state premium mares, 45 auction horses and his progeny has total winnings over 80,000 Euros. He has a breeding value index for jumping of 178 and led the FN breeding rankings five years in a row as Germany's top jumping sire. Landgestuet Celle has recruited four of his sons to stand at their impressive breeding farms in Germany, Satisfaction, Salito, Stand Up and Stolzenberg. Satisfaction at his stallion performance test scored a similar mark for both jumping and dressage and placed seventh overall. Salito had an outstanding jumping win at his stallion performance test scoring an impressive 133 points and winning that section. Stand Up was second to Salito in the jumping portion of the performance test scoring 128 points for jumping and finishing fourth overall. Stolzenberg finished an impressive second overall at the 2002 test and won the jumping portion with a score of nearly 142 points.

On the dam side the sire, Sandro has also been a considerable success, with three of his progeny competing at the 1994 WEG in The Hague – Sandro Song (Ante Smlesa), Safari (Michael Abo) and Paradiso (Rolf-Göran Bengtsson). Sandro is the sire of more than 40 licensed sons, the most successful being Silvio 1 and II, Sandro Song, Sao Paulo, Sandro Boy and Salido Z.

Successful competitors include; Salido Z (Debbie Stephens), Sagrat (Guy Goosen), Sakrus (Debbie Winkler), Sympathico (Ersting-Engemann), Silas M (Yanix Elad), Sheila and Sundance Kid (Franke Sloothaak) and Santorin F (Fritz Fervers) and of course, the World Cup Champion, Sandro Boy

Stolzenberg

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