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Desperados black Hanoverian Stallion by ( De Niro / Wolkenstein II [ Matcho AA ]) born in 2001, standing approximately 16.3 hands. On his way to stardom "I have never had such a good horse!“ were the unambiguous words from Falk Rosenbauer, who presently storms the charts with Desperados. Not only in breeding but also in sport, Desperados has developed into one of those "extra class" stallions. Desperados was a premium stallion at the Hanoverian December licensing in 2004 in Verden. He had taken his 30-day test before in Schlieckau, finishing with the highest scores (including a 9.5 for his canter and two times a 9.0 from the guest riders). In 2004, after having won tests for young riding horses (including a Hanoverian inspection for the Bundeschampionat) he placed third at the Bundeschampionat in the class for three-year old stallions. On record are numerous victories in tests for young riding horses, including the 2004 Hanoverian Championships in Verden, was well as bronze twice at the Bundeschampionat in Warendorf in 2004 as well as 2005. Selectively promoted by Falk Rosenbauer, first and other high placings in St. Georg and Intermédiaire I were added, also in Hamburg and Neumünster against strong international competition. They were also successful participants in the 2009 Nürnberg Burgpokal Final. Desperados is as good as a bank when it comes to breeding. His foals have the traits that are in demand – chic, type and very good movements. He has sired foals that reached the absolute top at many foal shows and auctions all over Germany. His son, Desert Storm, was the star in the foal collection at the Fall Elite Auction in Vechta in 2008, selling for a top price of 28,500 Euros. High prices of 26,000 Euros (Verden 2008) and even 46,000 Euros (Vechta 2008) were the price tags on other highlights. In 2009 his first sons, Destano, Derby Dancer and Double Joy were licensed and received widespread attention. His sire, De Niro, was highly successful in the Grand Prix dressage ring and later racked up one victory after the other – in Nations Cups, the German Derby and in the Championships for Professional German Riders. His dam, Wie Musik, is by Wolkenstein II. A full sister of his dam, Wie Platine, took third place in the 2001 Bundeschampionat. A half-brother, Welfenkönig (by Welfenlöwe), won dressage tests up to medium (M) level. Through Matcho AA and Pik König you rind heroes from the traditional Oberndorf Station on the dam's side of the pedigree. The black, French Anglo-Arabian stallion, Matcho AA, won his stallion performance test and is a sire of pronounced versatility. Pik König, the third link in his chain of ancestors, has gained a reputation as a dressage horse and jumper maker of the very first order. The Hanoverian dam line 53/Foersaci (by Förstergruß I-Lorenz-Amandus-Lorval-Alpenprinz-Julius-Süd-Y. Gameboy) is also the origin of the licensed stallions Condiro, Don Marcello, Don Placido (AUT), Foster, Limonit and Mister A, Moseltal and Rocko Barocko as well as the successful show jumpers, Akrobat/Henrike Konzag and Rosalinde/Eric Lamaze/CDN. Licensed for Hanover, Oldenburg, Westphalia and Rhineland as well as all Southern German and new German State Verbands Breeder: Herbert Schütt, Hemmoor Desparados' success story continues: After winning the 2010 German Dressage Derby in Hamburg, spectacular highlights followed in 2011 & 2012. Under his rider, Kristina Sprehe, he dominated the show in Oldenburg in Grand Prix as well as the Grand Prix Special. The couple left all competitors behind in the Piaff Sponsorship Prize, and were also awarded the Otto Löhrke Prize by the German Equestrian Olympic Committee. In December 2011, they were appointed members of the German dressage championship team, and in 2012, the Hanoverian Verband bestowed the honor of Grande Prize upon the stallion before he and the young Kristina went on to team bronze at the Olympic Games in London. Key points of his career: Desperados was a premium stallion at the Hanoverian December licensing in 2004 in Verden. He had already taken his 30-day test in Schlieckau, finishing with the highest scores (including a 9.5 for his canter and a 9.0 from both of the guest riders). Numerous victories in tests for young riding horses, including the 2004 Hanoverian Championships in Verden as well as bronze twice at the Bundeschampionate in Warendorf in 2004 and 2005. Selectively further trained, he won and placed amongst the best in St. Georg and Intermédiaire I in Hamburg and Neumünster under Falk Rosenbauer. In 2009, the duo successfully competed in the Final of the Nürnberg Burg Pokal. In 2010, Desperados not only won the German Derby but also a qualifier in the Medien Cup, and then placed in the Final. In breeding, Desperados is a sure thing. Destano, Derby Dancer and Double Joy were the first of his sons to be licensed in 2009. 2010 was no different: In Verden, his sons Decurio (premium stallion) and Download were licensed. In Zweibrücken, Dream Diamond, and in Westphalia another Desperados son also stole the show. But the most convincing offspring right now is his daughter, Doris Day, who became the Hanoverian Champion in Verden with Hermann Burger and Bundeschampion in Warendorf. Several daughters have received a States Premium and according to the German FN's predicted breeding value statistics, Desperados immediately became established among the top five percent of all German stallions with 144 points. His offspring are born with good looks, good type and very good movements and the many foal shows and auctions in Germany have had absolutely top foals in their collections. His son Desert Storm was the star of the foal collection at the Fall Elite Auction in Vechta, selling to Switzerland for 28,500 Euros. In Verden, a filly was sold for 26,000 Euros. The black Hanoverian stallion De Niro won the I-a main premium in Oldenburg in 1997 for his own record in sport and the quality of his first crop. By the time De Niro was seven, he made a successful debut in the Grand Prix dressage ring and later collected numerous first place ribbons in Nations Cups, the German Dressage Derby and at the German Championships for Professional Riders. In 2008 he was bestowed a special honor: the "Hanoverian Stallion of the Year" award. His dam, Wie Musik, is by Wolkenstein II. This chestnut stallion was the Reserve Champion of the 1992 licensing in Verden, 1993 Bundeschampion of German Riding Horses in Mannheim and won his stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf in 1993. A full sister of his dam Wie Musik, named Wie Platine, took third place in the 2001 Bundeschampionat for German riding horses. Through Matcho AA and Pik König you find heroes from the traditional Oberndorf Station on the dam's side of the pedigree. The black, French Anglo-Arabian stallion, Matcho AA, won his stallion performance test and is a sire of pronounced versatility. Pik König, the fourth link in his chain of ancestors, has gained a reputation as a maker of dressage horses and show jumpers of the very first order. The Hanoverian dam line 53/Foersaci (by Förstergruß I-Lorenz-Amandus-Lorval-Alpenprinz-Julius-Süd-Y. Gameboy) is also the origin of the licensed stallions Condiro (State Stud Warendorf), Don Marcello (private stallion Hanover), Don Placido (AUT), Foster, Limonit and Mister A (both State Stud Celle), Londontower (private stallion Mecklenburg), Moseltal and Rocko Barocko (private stallion Mecklenburg) as well as the successful show jumpers Akrobat/Henrike Konzag and Rosalinde/Eric Lamaze/CDN. 2015: German Champion in Balve, Team Bronze Medal at the European Championship in Aachen, Individual Vice European Champion (silver medal) in Grand Prix Spécial and Freestyle 2014: German Champion in Balve, Nation Cup victory at the CHIO Aachen, Team World Champion in Caen (FRA), 4th place at the World Championship in Grand Prix Spécial and Freestyle 2013: Team European Champion in Herning (DEN), 5th place at the European Championship in Grand Prix Spécial and Freestyle 2012: Double Bronze Medal at the German Championships in Balve, Olympic Games, London – Team Silver Medal, 8th place in the individual score 2011: Otto-Lörke-Trophy (best German Grand Prix prospect) 2010: Winner of the German Dressage Derby in Hamburg-Klein Flottbek, placed finalist in Medien Cup 2009: Placed finalist in Nürnberg Burg Trophy
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