LANDKÖNIG

Landkönig's progeny include a two-time Olympic and WEG qualifier. With over a million dollars in offspring earnings he holds an American progeny record. He produced the highest-priced jumper ever sold at the Hanoverian Elite auction, as well as a licensed son, a 2003 and 2004 Bundeschampionat qualifier and 11 auction selections out of 45 registered offspring. In 2005, one Landkönig gelding sold at the prestigious PSI Auction for more than $437,000. Landadel, Champion of his 100-Day Test, is one of the leading German sires and the most successful stallion of his age group. Landkönig's damline produced eight licensed stallions. His dam, Luna, who was written about in the Eylers millennium stallion book, also produced Devon Champion Grönlad; Gratulata, a World Cup qualifier with Michael Matz; Gina, Champion of Luxembourg, and 1991 Bundeschampionat participants and Grand Prix jumpers Genua and Gentleman. Landkönig scored a 9.5 for stadium jumping at his 100-Day Test with a test index almost equally high in jumping and in rideability. He also scored 8s for character, temperament and willingness to work. German Chef d'Equipe Herbert Meyer bred several mares to Landkönig. He has had several top inspection foals, and in 2007, La Bamba became Elite Eligible and was an inspection Champion. Lord Tryon MF won the NCDCTA Breed Show Bari von Buedingen award. In 2005, Landkönig entered the Topliste Hannoveraner Hengste with a jumping breed value of 132, highest of any Hanoverian standing in North America. In 2005, 8-year-old son Lucullus won his first Grand Prix and had many placings at that level. Four-year-old Landfall placed third in the 2007 IJF, and 9-year-old Lipton placed in the 2007 CSI Beervelde Grand Prix. Lantinus, winner of many Grand Prixs, is the number two Hanoverian jumper after Shutterfly for the third year, and he also made the cover of Der Hannoveraner for the third time after winning Aachen 2009. In 2008, the FEI ranked 10-year-old Lantinus as the number one jumper in the world for several months. Landalyn became EMC with 9/8 for jumping, as did EMC Luanja and EMC Llangollyn. In 2011 Laus Deos had the highest U.S. MPT score and in 2012 Landollure became an EMC with 9/9 for jumping. 

LORD ADONIS

Lord Adonis was raised/owned by renowned international Grand Prix jumper Rene Tebbel and took everyone's breath away when he was approved at the Oldenburg Hengst-Tage in 2010. Lord Adonis was imported to the U.S. in June 2012, and two months later attended the 2012 North American Stallion Performance Testing where he received an impressive 7th in Dressage (110.78), 7th in Jumping (111.83), 8th Overall (111.58), and was one of only four horses approved by the Hanoverian Society earning an Elite status. Judges remarked: “Lord Adonis impressed because of his good type and his long legs. He clearly is still developing. In jumping, his ability was especially impressive; in the dressage test, he received high ridability values. His sire Lordanos is known to produce a ground covering walk and a good canter.” His modern type, confident yet quiet demeanor and versatile talents have him fully licensed with the following breed organizations and studbooks: Westflisches Pferdestammbuch e.V., Westfalen Horse Assoc., AHS and Rhineland Society, Oldenburg Springpferde International, German Oldenburg Verband, American/Canadian/German Hanoverian Verband,(Accepted in the jumper breeding program) Rheinland Pfalz Saar, Royal Belgian Sport Horse Society (Studbook sBs) KWPN (regA) Canadian Sport Horse and Canadian Warmblood. His sire Lordanos is the USEF Leading Jumping Sire. Lordan by Lordanos, won the Zoetis $1 Million Grand Prix at HITS Saugerties and was the leading USEF $25,000 Plus Grand Prix horse. In 2017, Undeniable by Lordanos won the HITS/Diamond Mills $500,000 Hunter Prix. Lordanos was successful in 1.40m- and 1.50m-classes for an incredible eleven years. The top-priced Verden auction horse Lohengrin became the Hanoverian Show Jumper Champion and another son won the licensing in Finland. In 2013, Lordanos was named the top jumper sire in the United States by the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF). In 2017 Lordan won the million Dollar Grand Prix again for a record second time. Three-year-old Lord Adonis son Kanuck, out of Jane O by Wellington/Joost, owned by John van den Bosh, bred by Boulder Ridge Ranch, won the free jump class at the Canadian Royal West with an 87.

RELAVANTUS

The 16.3h Hanoverian, Relevantus, who goes by the show name “Zorro,” has an extensive international record that includes the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Kentucky and a Mexican National Championship with Federico Fernandez. He has also garnered multiple Grand Prix wins with Federico and Peter Wylde. His pedigree is full of high performance jumpers from his Holsteiner sire Rabino to his Hanoverian damline combining the highest indexed jumping lines from Grand Prix producers Rabino, Ramiro, Calypso, Ladykiller xx, the Hanoverian F line, Inschallah x, Espri and Lugano I. Relevantus is a leggy almost black bay with a generous kind disposition and according to Peter Wylde the most ridable Grand Prix horse he ever competed. You can see in his jumper videos that he goes around very quietly and does the 1.60 meter Grand Prixs almost hunter-like. Prior to his international Grand Prix career Relevantus was licensed and finished his 30- and 70-Day Performance Test with great results. At his 30 -Day Test he earned 8.15 overall and at his 70-Day Test he scored 109.2 for dressage, 119.96 for jumping and 113.44 overall which shows his versatility and rideability.  His competition highlights include: winner Commonwealth Park GP, Culpepper, Virginia, July, 2014; Fourth place in the Grand Prix of Palm Beach, Florida, February, 2014; 12th place 2010 World Equestrian Games, Lexington Kentucky; 2008 Mexican National Show Jumping Champion and competed in the 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing, China. His first foal crop was received with accolades from several registries and yielded several inspection Champions.