Our stallion Diamant Delaqour has passed the pre selection for the Oldenburger Stallion Licensing 2015.  Next month the 2 years old bay stallion will go to Oldenburg Stallion Licensing in Vechta.

Diamant Delaqour is by the great Diamant de Semilly who needs no introduction.

Diamant Delaqour dam’s sire Quidam de Revel, was the phenomenal stallion that possesses the amazing qualities of mind, balance, strength and energy. Quidam de Revel has achieved extraordinary results in show jumping under Hervé Godignon. Together they won team bronze at the Bracelona Olympics and placed 4th individually.

Diamant Delaqour’s mother Quaprice comes from the Holst Stamm 1333 which has produced several auction horses.

We are expecting four of our young stallions to be in stallion licensing this year. Two for Hannoverian and two for Oldenburg.

The first one is Quaterway (2013 chestnut Hannoverian). He is by Quaterback – Walt Disney II – Werther. Quaterback has already started his winning ways. Paired with the talented young rider, Christian Flamm of Hessen, Quaterback led the competition at the Bundeschampionate in 2006. He started his stallion career by being named Champion of his licensing in Neustadt/Dosse in 2005.

Quaterway’s dam,   St. Pr. Winona (by Walt Disney II), comes from a productive damline of Schwanjungfrau. This damline has produced 30 licensed stallions and 74 state’s premium mares. And also 293 placings in advanced level.

The Celle State Stud owned Hanoverian premium stallion Dr. Watson (by Diamond Hit x Florestan) will no longer be standing at stud. The stallion had to be castrated following a colic attack a week ago.

Bred by Nicole Wanning, the 5-year old dark bay Dr. Watson is by Diamond Hit out of Florentina H (by Florestan x Sunset Boulevard xx).

He became a premium stallion at the 2012 Hanoverian Stallion Licensing in Verden, Germany, and was acquired at auction by the Celle State Stud for 220,000 euro. He was stationed at the Roydorf stallion centre.

A week ago Dr Watson suffered a severe colick attack and had to be transported to the equine clinic in Hanover. The horse was operated on and during surgery the veterinarians discovered he suffered from inguinal hernia. The only way to save the horse was to castrate him. (eurodressage)