LINEAGE

Rohdiamant was the 1992 champion of the stallion approvals.  In 1993 Rohdiamont won the Oldenburg State Riding Horse Championships in Rastede, thereafter became a federal champion in Mannheim and then vice-champion of his stallion performance test.  In 1994, he became state champion four year old dressage horse and main premium winner in Oldenburg.  In 1995 he was both state and federal champion five year old dressage horse, as well as champion of the Nobilis Cup for young dressage horses in Bremen.  Then, in 1996 he was placed sixth in the finals of the Federal six year old Championships.  Aged seven, he already had great successes in advanced dressage.  This was followed in 1998 by wins and high placements in Prix St Georges and Intermediaire.  With numerous premium foals, top priced Vechta Auction babies, approved stallion sons, and champion elite mare daughters, Rohdiamant is as successful a breeding sire as well as a performance horse.  The FN breeding value rating has positioned Rohdiamant second nation wide in the field of dressage

Rubinstein I needs hardly any introduction to most European Warmblood breeders.  From the outset he was popular sires ever to stand in Oldenburg.  A stallion with unparalled influence and success, Rubinstein had 40 wins at Grand Prix level, was a 1996 Olympic team member, sired over 89 state premium mares & 66 approved stallions, and fathered top auction horses and Grand Prix winners.  More Rubinstein here.

Inschallah (AA) is considered to be one of the greatest French bred Anglo Arabs (36% Arab) ever seen in Germany. Inschallah began his career in Oldenburg at the famous Vorwerk station by winning the performance test at Adelheidsdorf in 1972. Once exported from France to Oldenburg, he became the most important improvement sire next to Furioso II at the famous stallion station.  He soon gained a reputation for siring dual purpose horses.  Inschallah was a large framed sire with enormous gaits producing the current desired style of trot in Germany of a more rounded movement, with higher knee action and a reaching forward stride as opposed to the flat leg movement desired years ago. With his powerful frame and extravagant movement, Inschallah has had a big influence on modern Warmblood breeding. His offspring have dominated in every aspect: auction foals, show mares, elite foals, conformation show class winners, top dressage horses and show jumpers. More Inschallah here.

Zeus, sire of over 31 approved stallions in a multiple European Warmblood registries, was first named as a Selle Francais, Gordios.   When French bred Gordios was sold to George Vorwerk and imported to Germany, he was renamed Zeus.  As a 9-time champion of his age group, and with the earnings of his offspring totaling almost 4 million DM, in Germany alone, Zeus is known as one of the best producers of jumpers the world has ever seen. At the Oldenburg stallion approvals of 1992, he sired the first and second Reserve Champions. Zeus has presented numerous top international competition horses. In 1993 at the German Championships Zerberus (Ludger Beerbaum,) became the champion of 5-year old jumpers. In '94 at the Vechta Auction Zino, was the top foal (went for 60,000 DM). At the 1995 World Cup finals not less than 6 Zeus offspring participated. At the auction in Zangersheide in '98, Zeus was the sire of the highest priced horse. More Zeus here.