Sire Florestan

Sire Florestan

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FLORES

The Sire, Florestan I, has sired more than 50 licensed stallions. Florestan was Champion of the 1988 Rheinland Approvals, and Champion of his Performance Test at Warendorf in 1989. As well as Florencio, some of Florestan's many sons include Fidermark, Furst Heinrich, and French Kiss.

Fidermark was awarded Reserve Champion of his Licensing, Champion of his Performance Test, with a score of 141.74 points and 4 year old Bundeschampionat Winner, he also competed to Grand Prix level in Dressage, ridden by Marlies van Baalen. Fidermark sired 30 licensed sons, including 3 year old Bundeschampionat winnerFurst Fabio, Licensing Champion and Bundeschampionat Reserve Champion Fidertanz, 100 Day Test Champion Feinsinn, Falsterbo, Fiderwind, Fiano and  Furst Piccolo (Premium Stallion and Champion of his Performance Test)

Furst Heinrich was Champion of his licensing in Oldenburg, and Champion of his 30 day Stallion Performance Test at Münster Handorf in 2001. In 2002, he was Champion 4yo Premium Stallion at the Oldenburg Stallion Licensing Day. Urst Heinrich was awarded Champion 5yo at the 2003 World Young Horse Championships, beating fellow Florestan son, French Kiss, who was named 2nd Reserve Champion.

Furst Heinrich was a prolific sire who produced well over 20 Licensed stallions, twelve from his first crop of foals, as well as many top priced auction foals. One of his sons was sold at the Verden auction for 160,000 Euros. Furst Heinrich sired many Licensing Champions and Reserve Champions, as well as Premium Stallions, including Van The Man, Furst Grandios, First Final, Furst Romadour, etc. The elegant black stallion, French Kiss, was Champion of his Licensing at Marbuch in 2000. In 2002, French Kiss won the 4yo Bundeschampionat with an overall score of 9.14. In 2003 at the World Young Horse Championships he was awarded 2nd Reserve Champion in the same event. In 2004 at the World Young Horse Championships French Kiss was named Champion 6yo and Florencio was awarded Champion 5yo.

Florencio II's Damsire, Weltmeyer, was awarded Hanoverian Stallion of the Year in 1998. He was Champion of the Hanoverian Licensing in 1986,  Champion of the Stallion Performance Test in 1987, National Champion Three Year Old Riding Horse of Germany in 1987 and DLG Champion of 1989. Weltmeyer has sired seven German National Champion Riding Horses, Wolkenstein II, Wolkentanz, Welt Hit IV, White Star, Wildrose, Wittinger, and Weltburger. He has sired several Grand Prix Dressage horses, including Weserperle, Wallstreet (who competed for Australia in the Sydney Olympics) and Weltall, who was a member of the Gold Medal winning German Dressage team at the 2004 Olympics in Athens. Weltmeyer  has sired more than 64 Licensed sons, and well over 200 State Premium mares.