Dahli is an elegant, long-legged filly by Davidoff Hit out of our beloved mare Ginger Ale. Receiving outstanding remarks from the judges at her GOV foal inspection, she was the top filly earning a Premium Award. The total package of beauty, brains and blood, Dahli is the filly I always dreamed of and will carry on her dam's legacy at SBF. Click on Hello Dahli! to see footage of her first year.

Devon was born on Mother's Day 2005 and is the last offspring of my most cherished late Hanoverian mare Hannah. Her sire Davignport currently ranks 4th by the USDF among dressage stallions and is also well-established for producing hunter/jumpers. Devon is a fabulous mover, has a big ground covering stride and one of the most elegant, expressive, elastic trots I've ever seen. Dually registered with the American Hanoverian Society and German Oldenburg Verband, Devon delivered a fancy filly Fashionably Late by the sensational Hanoverian stallion Fabuleux on 03/19/09 who will join our mare herd.

It's official, the Flasher is a keeper and moved over to the mare field joining the empire of SBF women. She is by Fabuleux out of my first born filly Devon (2005) and the granddaughter of my beloved late mare Hannah representing the third generation of her dam-line at the farm. Already the best of friends with Ginger Ale's 2008 filly Dahli, watching the two of them together fills my heart with joy. She is simply stunning, has the best temperament and one of the "flashiest" movers I've yet to see...and did I mention BIG!?Check out those canons in her foal picture. Fashionably Late was eliglible for either Hanoverian or Oldenburg (GOV) registration and I elected to present her to the GOV so she would be in my 2009 colt Royaltion's studbook:). What a match that will be!! Better pictures soon, but to visit her album click on Fashionably Late.

Ginger Ale is by the renowned Olympic dressage stallion Donnerhall who needs little introduction. Her dam SPS Georgette (Genever/Lungau) also carries impressive bloodlines. Genever is considered by many to be the best son of the immortal stallion Gotthard whose successful progeny are too long to list. Lungau (Lugano II) is well known for his dressage ability, his consistency as a sire, and the versatility of his offspring. Most notably Lungau is the dam-sire of the Olympic Gold dressage stallion Salinero ridden by Anky Van Grunsven. Ginger Ale earned a premium rating and has only produced premium foals. Her first 2003 foal Safire by Sandro Hit is successfully competing at FEI level young dressage horse divisions. Her striking black 2005 colt (Rodon by Rosenthal) was exported to Colombia, South America as a stallion prospect. In 2008, Ginger Ale delivered an elegant, long-legged premium filly, Dahli, by the the sensational young Oldenburg stallion Davidoff Hit (Don Davidoff / Sandro Hit / Continue) who will carry on her legacy. On April 23 Ginger Ale presented a magnificent black colt by the notable German Hanoverian stallion Rotspon (Rubinstein I x Argentan x Pik Bube). This colt is not for sale, but to visit his album please click on Royalton.

Tragically we lost Hannah to colic in 2005. She was a remarkable mare who possessed rare Hanoverian bloodlines in the U.S. Hannah was by the German thoroughbred sire Hill Hawk out of a Reinicke/Altenwalde dam. She was an exceptional mover and had a career in dressage before becoming a broodmare. On Mothers Day 2005, Hannah gave us the greatest gift of all…a precious bay filly we named Devon by Davignport (Davignon / Maat)who will carry on her legacy. To this day, I still get calls from people I've yet to meet who have Hannah's offsping to let me know how much they are loved and what special horses she produced. There could be no better tribute to a mare who only gave you her best.

Primadonna received the ISR/Oldenburg N.A. 2004 High Score Mare Award placing 5th for all mares in the highly competitive U.S. East Coast and in the U.S. top ten. Dually registered in the German Oldenburg Verband Main Mare Book, she is by the imported dressage stallion Donnerlück, grandson of the renown sires Donnerhall and Weltmeyer. Her dam-sire Wendepunkt was awarded the American Breeder's Award at Dressage at Devon. His sire Wendekreis, one of the Hanoverian foundation stallion Ferdinand's three state sons, is regarded as one of the most influential stallions in past decades. Donna has produced two super foals, a handsome 2005 gelding Warhol by Walk on Top and a lovely 2006 premium Oldenburg filly Pik Nik by Pointmaker (Pik Bube / Wenke). Donna had a successful show career as a hunter and would be an asset to any breeding program. For Sale.

Imported from Ireland, Wazzup is an exceptionally athletic KWPN mare with dressage-quality movement who possesses old and valuable Holsteiner bloodlines. Her sire Heartbreaker recently achieved keur predicate and is a leading producer of showjumpers in Europe. He currently leads the KWPN jumping index and has more than 10 approved sons. Heartbreaker's sire, the preferent stallion Nimmerdor, was named the "Sire of the Century" by the KWPN for producing excellent international jumpers as well as numerous approved sons and ster, keur and preferent mares. Wazzup's dam-sire Landgraf is perhaps history's most important sire. He produced 130 approved sons, 90 States Premium Mares and 46 international showjumpers competing at the highest level of the sport. Approved for breeding with both the KWPN and German Oldenburg Verband, in 2007 Wazzup had a striking colt Corazon by the Holsteiner dressage stallion Contester (Contender x Lancetto x Lakai) and delivered a handsome colt Eireheart by the Hanoverian stallion Escudo II (Espri x Arkansas) on March 31, 2009. Not for sale.

Worldpass is an elegant mare by Worldly (Weltmeyer x Brentano II) who carries rare and treasured Hanoverian bloodlines. She is out of States Premium Desire by Duerkheim who stood for many years at the State Stud in Celle and was an exceptional producer of dressage and showjumping horses in Germany. Desire's dam, SPS Paloma, was sired by Pik Koenig who is perhaps best known for upholding the line of his sire, the great German thoroughbred Pik As xx, a top hereditary transmitter of showjumpers, some of whose progeny also managed to jump into the higher spheres of dressage sport. Two of Pik Koenig's approved sons, the full brothers Pik Bube I (campaigned by Herbert Rehbein) and Pik Bube II have always been characterized by especially versatile heredity and it is in their progeny that high hopes have been vested for the continuation of the bloodline in the male lineage. Worldpass was imported from Germany and possesses three outstanding and expressive gaits. A true ballerina, we expect her to excel in the dressage arena.