Faber-Castell
horse, KWPN (Royal Dutch Sporthorse), Stallion (approved), 2022
- horse
- KWPN (Royal Dutch Sporthorse)
- Stallion (approved)
- 2022
rimondo Insights
Faber-Castell, a promising KWPN stallion from the 2022 cohort, is already attracting the attention of breeders. Although he has not yet competed in sports, he was recently awarded as a premium stallion, highlighting his quality and the confidence in his future breeding potential.
His sire, Fynch Hatton, an Oldenburg stallion, has already produced over 140 offspring and demonstrates his sporting potential with seven placings from eight starts. The dam, Lakita-K, carries the genes of the renowned dam sire Charmeur, who also has a strong influence in breeding with over 100 offspring.
The first foal crop from Faber-Castell is eagerly anticipated and is expected to be born next year. His genetic potential and his designation as a premium stallion give hope for a successful future in breeding.
Last updated: 25.02.2025, AI-generated text
Stallion owner of Faber-Castell
Niedersächsisches Landgestüt Celle
Sperm availability
- fresh
- frozen
- natural
breeding tax from 850 €
Breed events
| Oldenburger Hengst-Tage - Körung 2024/2025 | A.G. & J.W.M. vd Kraats NL |
| Oldenburger Hengstvorauswahl OL - Körung 2024/2025 | A.G. & J.W.M. vd Kraats NL |
Success evaluation
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Base data
| name (DE) | Faber-Castell | sportname (DE) | Faber-Castell |
|---|---|---|---|
| breeding name (DE) | Faber-Castell | UELN | 528003202200858 |
| National-ID | NLD003202200858 | gender | Stallion |
| breed | KWPN (Royal Dutch Sporthorse) | type | horse |
| born | 04/06/2022 | shoulder height | 170 cm |
| colour | black Brown | discipline | add |
| Usage | Dressage horse | riding club, association | add |
| Awards | gekört | Father | Fynch Hatton |
| Mother | Lakita-K | father of mother | Charmeur |
| Breeder | A.G. & J.W.M. vd Kraats NL | Place of birth | add |
| whereabouts | add | profile views | 187 |
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