Sire Sunny Boy

Sire Sunny Boy

Damsire Werther

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SUNNY DAY

Sunny Day is a beautiful dark coated stallion with enomous presence.

His movement is elastic, ground covering and balanced.

He has a wonderful temperament and his future looks assured.

The Sire Sunny Boy was the first approved son by the former World and National Champion Sandro Hit. He is following his sire’s footsteps in the breeding world. A stunningly beautiful type, Sunny Boy is direct half-brother to Classico (Sport name Capuccino 16), ridden by Karin Rehbein and already winning at Grand Prix level and is a descendant of one of the most successful mare lineages in German breeding.

His dam Fantastica is full-sister to champion producer Don Schufro (unbeatable since 2001) and has identical bloodlines with “Don Primero”. Just like his sire Sandro Hit, he has a dominant black gene and passes on his dark coat to his offspring. His progeny show a lot of promise with a dancing quality in their movement and have had numerous top placings in championships, at foal shows and have achieved top prices at various auctions. He already had several approved sons and state premium mares from his first crop of foals; all of which were very impressive due to their interior and good rideability. The graceful movement, the uphill jumping canter and the calmly performed walk combined with top jumping qualities make him extremely coveted and valuable.

Sunny Boy won his 30 day test with a score of 8.9 in Vechta. He confidently qualified for the 2003 National Young Horse Championships and went on to win the small final for six year old dressage horses. He continues on the road to success; last year winning “M/A” dressage competitions and achieving high placings at “S” level. Sunny Boy already belongs to the top five stallions in the breeding ratings of young stallions on the national squad.

The Damsire Werther was named the first Hannoverian Stallion of the Year in 1992. He was sire of more than 50 international dressage competitors, including the mare Weltdame, and the highly successful Intermediare I stallion Fiorissimo, ridden by Ingrid Klimke, and was damsire to many champions, including Fidermark, and the 5yo Champion of the 2001 Bundeschampionat, Wanesco. Werther also sired more than 35 Grand Prix showjumping competitors, including Werra (ridden by Nick Skelton), Wahre Liebe (ridden by Hugo Simon) and Silwa Wapiti (ridden by Helena Weinberg). He was sire of nearly 900 dressage and showjumping competitors whose combined earnings were well over 2,000,000 DM. He sired 39 licensed stallions and 548 inspected mares, including more than 50 State Premium mares. Werther has a dressage breeding ranking of 127, and a jumping breeding ranking of 106