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Rubin Magic

Rubin Magic is treading in his sire's hoof tracks. Trained by Anja Hermelink, he won numerous dressage horse competitions in the novice, elementary and intermediate classes, including top scores of up to 9.0. He moreover qualified for the 2000 Federal German Dressage Horse Championship in Warendorf, where he attained an outstanding fifth place. Aged six in the 2000 season, Rubin Magic was placed in the forefront in the classical intermediate class category A dressage competitions. He is moreover in good command of the advanced class dressage.

His progeny, many of which have been awarded premiums, are of excellent type and dispose over generous motions. His oldest progeny are beginning to be trained and thrill by their good character and willingness to learn.

Rubin Magic's sire Rubenstein I's career was accompanied by nigh to unceasing brilliant climaxes. He was bred from what to all intents and purposes is the most significant dressage dynasty in the world. He was vice-champion of the stallion performance test, winner of the 1990 Optimum of Westphalian Riding Horses in Münster and in that very same year, became I-a main premium winner in Oldenburg.

Then in 1992, he attained Federal Vice-Champion six-year old dressage horse status in Verden. He was thereafter programmed to win in the dressage arena, before leaving the breeding stage for the big pasture in the sky in 2000. The dam, state premium mare Kim gave birth to a state premium mare applicant in 1996. This mare is a full-sister of Rubin Magic.

The Damsire Karon stood at the Trakenher stud of Hämelschenburg from 1984 to 1988 and then at the Oldenburg stallion station of Cappeln for a further two years before his untimely death by accident. Karon was a successful intermediate class dressage horse and left Trakenher breeding the outstanding hereditary transmitter Caprimond. Woermann in the third generation was a prolific disseminator of the Wöhler genotype in Hanover. He was able to establish his influence particularly well via stallion sons such as Wenzel I and World Cup I, but foremost via his grandson Weltmeyer. In the next generations there are well-known transmitters of performance from the traditional Ihlienworth station of the Hadeln region including Lombard, Marmor and Diskant. The maternal line has its origins in the Lüneburg Elbe river marshland and is represented inter alia, by the stallions General I and II, GlamourR, Glorreich, Golden Graf, Rex Gotthard and the successful international showjumpers Goldfink 10/Paul Schockemöhle and Corrada 2/Markus Beerbaum.