Noble black from the line of Die Fürstin OLD

He has a strong start right from the start and a dynamic footing with optimum freedom of shoulder. Already at his licensing in Vechta in 2021, Don Sarkozy attracted admiring glances. Enormous presence, an almost ideally constructed foundation and three outstanding basic gaits: Don Sarkozy has it all.

No less remarkable is the genetic potency of this shining stallion, with the line breeding to the dressage hero Donnerhall and the valuable jumping bloodlines through the sire heroes Landgraf, Calypso I and Pilatus immediately catching the eye.

His sire Don Allegro, who died much too early and goes back on his dam’s side to the famous Pik Bube line, won dressage tests for young horses in series and qualified for the Bundeschampionat as a five-year-old.He passed his stallion performance test in 2017 with a dressage-focused final score of 8.44. Several of his sons have been licensed, including the second reserve winner and Westfalenchampionat fourth-place finisher Duchamp.

The dam's sire Sarkozy, himself a son of Sandro Hit, was in the finals at the World Dressage Horse Championships and the Bundeschampionat as a five-year-old under Eva Möller. Further promoted by Olympic champion Heike Kemmer, he won the Small Tour.Five of his sons were licensed. His sporty offspring place in the large arena.

In third and fourth place in the pedigree are the performance guarantors De Niro and Landfrieden.

The third dam, La Pique, produced the international show jumpers Corlanda (by Cordalmé)/Markus Beerbaum, Lorenzo Siena (by Lord Pezi)/Jenna Strey and Dany mit Sahne (by Danone I)/Axelle Borel/FRA.

The Grand Prix dressage horse Crocket Times (by Sorento)/Rob van Puijenbroeck/BEL and Die Fürstin OLD (by Don Romantic/Friederike Tebbel), which was successful up to Intermediate II, are also from the dam line.

Important line breeding to the great Donnerhall

Don Sarkozy is licensed in Oldenburg.

WFFS Positive.