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Don Plaisier, a promising Westphalian stallion from the 2017 cohort, has already demonstrated his exceptional aptitude in dressage at a young age. Under the saddle of Ronny Thalmann, he has excelled with over 20 placements in dressage horse competitions ranging from classes A to M. Particularly noteworthy are his victories in the riding horse test and the dressage horse test at class M, highlighting his versatility and quality.

Although Don Plaisier has only two offspring to his name so far, his potential as a sire should not be underestimated. His sire, Don Nobless, a Hanoverian stallion with over 300 offspring, has made a name for himself in the dressage sport through his breeding prowess. The maternal line, characterized by the Hanoverian mare Finesse and the renowned dam sire Fürst Heinrich, promises a solid genetic foundation for future generations.

With an eye on his pedigree and initial sporting successes, Don Plaisier remains a highly interesting stallion for breeders seeking a young sire with dressage ambitions.