Fürst Henning is by the Stallion Fürst Nymphenburg.
4 year old Hanoverian Gelding imported from Germany in 2014.
Henry as we call him, is now 5 and is currently training both the FEI 5 year old test and showing in 1st Level Test 3, where he has scores of 70%. He is heading to the USDF Regional Championships in September to compete. Henry is such a sweet love, and a pure thrill to ride.
Fürst Nymphenburg is a liver chestnut stallion has not only an expressive, correct conformation, but also well-shaped lines he knows how to use in movement. He displays ground-covering, always uphill going canter, and he combines his trot, powerful from behind, with the swinging back and lots of freedom of the shoulders. His sire Florencio was World Champion of Young Dressage Horses in 2004 and 2005: canter 10, trot 9.7, suppleness 9.6, overall impression 9.9 “like from a different world” – overall score 9.8 – new championship record! Florencio was represented with the biggest contingent of five sons at the Oldenburg Stallion Licensing in 2008: Dam’s sire De Niro is the current Hanoverian Stallion of the Year. Fürst Nymphenburg’s first crop of foals is eagerly anticipated. http://www.superiorequinesires.com/stallions/fuerstnymphenburg.shtml
Fürst Hennings Dams Sire is Londonderry.
Londonderry was born for success. He was Hanoverian of the year in 2013. He was the sovereign winner of the stallion licensing in 1997. One year later, the very high quality son of 2006 Hanoverian Stallion of the Year, Lauries Crusador xx, was fifth at the stallion performance test, achieving 134.56 points in the dressage category. In 1999 the captivating State stallion convincingly won the riding horse performance test during the German Riding Championships in Verden and only a short time later he obtained highest results at the Federal Championships of German Riding Horses in Warendorf as well. Londonderry is definitely a young stallion of excellent type and expression, with great talent for dressage. The first offspring of Londonderry were born in the year 2000. The foals are clearly shaped by the noble stallion. They are in all points similar to Londonderry: wonderful in type, long-legged, beautiful heads and very good movements. In 2003 at the Hanoverian Stallion Licensing 61 stallions were presented and approved. The champion of the licensing was a Londonderry/ Weltmeyer cross receiving high marks for suppleness and his top line. In 2005, Londonderry received a Breeding Value Index of 157 points, with an assurance of 95% heritability, from the German Equestrian Federation. In 2006 his sons Locksley II and Londontime excelled. Locksley II Londonderry/Weltmeyer was the German Federal Champion at Warendorf of the 4 year old division and Londontime Londonderry/Walt Disney set a new record for highest sales price at the Verden Elite Auction selling for $510,000 euro. Dr. Ludwig Christman had this to say about Lauries Crusader xx. ”A Thoroughbred stallion like him who in his first generation produces Grand Prix horses, is very rare. Already there is Lesotho with Ellen Shulten-Baumer, and Le Beau in northern Germany with Mr. Koch. Falk Rosenbauer has been very successful at Prix St. Geroges with Little Big Man.” He also commented about Weltmeyer, “ Weltmeyer is one of those staliions that are born only rarely -Absatz, Bolero, Weltmeyer-they leave their mark on their offspring, they are timeless. It is just not possible to reproduce such a stallion, you can try to breed them, but everything has to click and fit for it to happen. He is the number one stallion.” http://www.superiorequinesires.com/stallions/londonderry.shtml
4 year old Hanoverian Gelding imported from Germany in 2014.
Henry as we call him, is now 5 and is currently training both the FEI 5 year old test and showing in 1st Level Test 3, where he has scores of 70%. He is heading to the USDF Regional Championships in September to compete. Henry is such a sweet love, and a pure thrill to ride.
Fürst Nymphenburg is a liver chestnut stallion has not only an expressive, correct conformation, but also well-shaped lines he knows how to use in movement. He displays ground-covering, always uphill going canter, and he combines his trot, powerful from behind, with the swinging back and lots of freedom of the shoulders. His sire Florencio was World Champion of Young Dressage Horses in 2004 and 2005: canter 10, trot 9.7, suppleness 9.6, overall impression 9.9 “like from a different world” – overall score 9.8 – new championship record! Florencio was represented with the biggest contingent of five sons at the Oldenburg Stallion Licensing in 2008: Dam’s sire De Niro is the current Hanoverian Stallion of the Year. Fürst Nymphenburg’s first crop of foals is eagerly anticipated. http://www.superiorequinesires.com/stallions/fuerstnymphenburg.shtml
Fürst Hennings Dams Sire is Londonderry.
Londonderry was born for success. He was Hanoverian of the year in 2013. He was the sovereign winner of the stallion licensing in 1997. One year later, the very high quality son of 2006 Hanoverian Stallion of the Year, Lauries Crusador xx, was fifth at the stallion performance test, achieving 134.56 points in the dressage category. In 1999 the captivating State stallion convincingly won the riding horse performance test during the German Riding Championships in Verden and only a short time later he obtained highest results at the Federal Championships of German Riding Horses in Warendorf as well. Londonderry is definitely a young stallion of excellent type and expression, with great talent for dressage. The first offspring of Londonderry were born in the year 2000. The foals are clearly shaped by the noble stallion. They are in all points similar to Londonderry: wonderful in type, long-legged, beautiful heads and very good movements. In 2003 at the Hanoverian Stallion Licensing 61 stallions were presented and approved. The champion of the licensing was a Londonderry/ Weltmeyer cross receiving high marks for suppleness and his top line. In 2005, Londonderry received a Breeding Value Index of 157 points, with an assurance of 95% heritability, from the German Equestrian Federation. In 2006 his sons Locksley II and Londontime excelled. Locksley II Londonderry/Weltmeyer was the German Federal Champion at Warendorf of the 4 year old division and Londontime Londonderry/Walt Disney set a new record for highest sales price at the Verden Elite Auction selling for $510,000 euro. Dr. Ludwig Christman had this to say about Lauries Crusader xx. ”A Thoroughbred stallion like him who in his first generation produces Grand Prix horses, is very rare. Already there is Lesotho with Ellen Shulten-Baumer, and Le Beau in northern Germany with Mr. Koch. Falk Rosenbauer has been very successful at Prix St. Geroges with Little Big Man.” He also commented about Weltmeyer, “ Weltmeyer is one of those staliions that are born only rarely -Absatz, Bolero, Weltmeyer-they leave their mark on their offspring, they are timeless. It is just not possible to reproduce such a stallion, you can try to breed them, but everything has to click and fit for it to happen. He is the number one stallion.” http://www.superiorequinesires.com/stallions/londonderry.shtml