Fürst Dalmann

Young heartbreaker! A Jewel for Dressage and breeding ! You will fall in love with this colt! This stunning colt by Finest/Dr. Jackson/Jazzman (born 16.04.2017) shines with his wonderful character and kind, lovely temperament!  He loves to be the center of attention, and he surely gets a lot of that!  This Oldenburger colt  is truly beautiful with a fantastic neckline and swinging, floating movements which make him a definite candidate for the highest level of dressage and also a stallion candidate.  Video (first steps outside the box)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90YJJwi5bSE In addition to his talent and quality, his impressive pedigree provides a solid foundation for his dressage and breeding career. The dam line of this great colt is equally amazing. It is the Dam line Finnländerin , considered one of the best world wide.   The dam from the colt has made a very good mare test with premium award and was than trained up the the second dressage level. Grand dam is sister to licensed breeding stallion, Grand Prix horses, elitemares... Urgrand dam is full sister to starshire Don Schufro !!   His sire Finest (by Fürstenball/Wie Weltmeyer) was named the unforgetable „winner of hearts“ in his licensing in Verden, siries winner in dressage horse tests and a foalmaker beyond compare! His grandsire, Dr. Jackson, was a lot of years in the top 1 % of the German breeding list . He has gained a reputation for producing top contenders for the international dressage scene (for example, the Grand Prix gelding “Douglas”) and is known for passing on his excellent rideability to his offspring.   His great-grandsire, Jazzman, further enhances this remarkable dressage pedigree. This impressive, dark bay stallion, who was a successful dressage champion up to S-level, is in the top 20 % of the German breeding list   This talented, handsome boy with his spectacular movements, amazing pedigree and loveable attitude will surely be a winner!  Price like quality over 15.000 Euro Located by www.dressagehorse-quadriga.com in East Germany near Dresden.