St. Emilion (St.Emilion)

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St. Emilion, a promising Oldenburg stallion from the 2019 cohort, has already established himself as an impressive sire at a young age. His first foal crop was presented the year before last and already shows great potential. Under the rider Jacob Schenk, St. Emilion achieved over five placings in L-level dressage horse tests, including a victory, and qualified for the Bundeschampionat for five-year-old dressage horses.

The stallion, whose sire Suarez is an equally talented Hanoverian, combines in his pedigree the proven genes of the dam's sire Dante Weltino Old, a successful Oldenburg with over 600 offspring. This genetic combination promises a high aptitude for dressage sport.

Particularly noteworthy is the preferred pairing with mares whose dam's sires like De Niro and Quantensprung 3 have already produced many successful offspring. St. Emilion remains a promising sire, whose progeny will certainly attract attention in the coming years.