Filly By Status Quo

Sire Stedinger

Sire Stedinger

DamSire Quattro B

DamSire Quattro B

DamSire Quattro B

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STATUS QUO

The crowd favourite at the Oldenburg Approvals 2006, he received a standing ovation and was the undisputed Champion.

This well grown son of Stedinger is a must for the discerning breeder.

He has 3 amazing basic gaits and his conformation is exceptional.

The Sire Stedinger was the unequivocal approval winner of the 2002 Oldenburg Stallion Days and first reserve champion of the 2004 main premium from our own breeding and rearing programme. He is blood-impressed and large framed, highly elastic, and as regards his jumping performance he is one of the best of his age class.

Despite being under heavy breeding stress, he performed outstandingly at the 70 day test in Neustadt/Dosse with a total index of 131 points (Dr. 130.72 / Ju. 121.92).

His first foals, who are all dark-coated, have caused sensations and brought top prices: “S info nie” was the champion filly at the German Foal Championchip in Lienen, and the most expensive filly in Verden. With € 26,000 “Starman” was one of the most expensive youngsters in Vechta in 2004.

His sire Sandro Hit was the 1999 world champion of the 6-year-old dressage horses in Arnheim. In the meantime, he has become one of the most sought after contemporary sires, and presented i.a. Poetin, the 2003 world championess of the 6-year-old dressage horses, who reached the record price of 2.5 Mio. Euros at the PSI auction in Ankum.

The dam, association premium mare Bold-Fantasy, completed an excellent mare performance test (8.67), and also gave birth to our stallion “Donninger”, who was approved in 2004.

The bloodline of the mare Besinda also brought forth the stallions Andrew (dressage up to Grand Prix) and Armagnac, as well as the approval champion and dressage stallion Waldsee, and Tansanid, who won the silver medal at the 1984 Olympic Games under Christine Stückelberger/CH.

The Damsire Quattro is a son of the Selle Francais stallion Qredo de Paulstra, winner of the Grand Prix of Bordeaux. Qredo is sired by the legendary Galoubet, which two times won World Cup Qualifiers and produced international jumpers such as Quick Star and Quatoubet de Rouet. Grandfather Almé is even more famous with his offspring Jalisco B. and I Love You. At the other side of Qredo we find Furioso xx; father of Lutteur (Gold Medallist Tokio) and Le Tyroll; father of Rocket of Janou Lefebvre. Quattro himself is out of the famous line of Kermesse. Quattro himself was 2nd in the Performance Test at Medingen with a high score of 130 pnts. And in 1994 he was Reserve Champion of the Oldenburg Körung, based on his performance test and his first offspring.

Quattro jumped very well in 1996 with his rider Gilbert Böckmann and they won more than 20 1.30 courses through the summer. Meanwhile Quattro jumps at the international circuit successfully, including second in the Grand Prix of Emsbüren, Kiel and Bremen. He was also succesfull in Caen, Leeuwarden, Berlin, Munich and Geneva. His first offspring show spectacular gaits but they also inherited Quattro's beautiful type and free jump very well.

Since 1997 Quattro has more than 10 approved sons; Quando Quando, Quantes, Quatier Latin, Quell Charmeur, etc. Quattro's offspring Quando Quando, Much Ado and Quantum Tyme are famous in Grand Prix dressage. Quattro remarkably had two children qualified for the Olympics in Athens 2004; Quando Quando for dressage and Oliver Q for jumping! Quicksilber won the gold medal at Lanaken in 2005 with the Spanish rider Manuel Fernandeze Saro and Suzie Quattro with Luciana Diniz and Quanta Costa from Rolf-Göran Bengtsson both jumped succesfully in 2005.