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WOLKENTANZ II

A dancer, not only in the clouds, but also in proximity to the ground. This horse, with his dreamlike type, moves like a champion of tomorrow. He fulfils the highest of requirements in regard to shape, dynamics of movement, charisma and riding attributes. This is substantiated by his outstanding stallion performance test, which he absolved as vice-champion with a score of 133 points. He was sovereign winner of the partial dressage index in which he gained 143 points and moreover was awarded the dream score of 10,0 for rideability twice. Several state studs and private stallion stations have secured themselves sires from this damline, with its assured heredity. The full-brother Wolkentanz I (approvals winner and federal champion) and Chasseur I by Calypso are stationed in Celle, whilst Chasseur II is stationed in Dillenburg.

Competition sports horses such as Aristo by Aristides, April by Aristides, Whisky pur by Watzmann as well as Giorgio Armani by Grandissimo have had successes up to advanced class. The foundation sire and sire of type Absatz appears in the pedigree twice. The Thoroughbred Der Löwe xx and the Anglo-Norman Furioso II are stallions that have made history in the annals of German riding horse breeding and guarantee Wolkentanz II's prepotency of hereditary transmission. His competition season is marked by spectacular wins, including the win in the qualification for the federal championship at the state competition in Aschendorf, as well as the participation for Germany in the World Championship of Young Dressage Horses in Arnheim, Netherlands.

He completed the dressage tests at the International Dressage Festival in Lingen in 2000 as winner, with the dream score of 9.6. Then in 2001, he was a finalist of the six year old dressage horses in Warendorf. The quality and popularity of his foals has been substantiated over recent years, by top prices at the Vechta and Verden auction sites, where he attained his record price thus far, for a colt which fetched the price of Euro 30,678. His crops of foals produced two sons who were given a positive evaluation at the approval, one of whom was awarded a premium.