Poetry II: State Premium Mare from the Neustädter P-Stamm

All at Once: An Outstanding Sire in International Dressage

The sire, All at Once – 2nd reserve champion at the Westphalian licensing – is an Ampere son out of the PSG/Inter I successful mare Wynona RB. He competes successfully at Grand Prix level, is a two-time Olympic participant, and father of 9 licensed sons, including Opoque, World Champion of 4-year-old dressage horses, as well as 6 successful Grand Prix horses, including Fürst Fabelhaft UZN, Absolute Dream, Alive and Kicking, All We Need, Anthrazit, and Limited Edition.

Poetin IV: Sandro Hit x Brentano - Stallion Dam and State Premium Mare

The dam, the state premium mare Poetin IV, produced 5 state premium mares as well as the licensed Fürst Fontane by Fürstenball. Her full sister produced the licensed Don Ampere.

Sandro Hit: The Influential Stallion of Modern Dressage

Sandro Hit, a stamp stallion from the Schockemöhle stud, has established himself as one of the most influential sires in modern dressage. Licensed in Oldenburg in 1995, he drew attention early on by becoming both World Champion and Bundeschampion of six-year-old dressage horses in 1999. Sandro Hit’s breeding career is impressive, with over 196 licensed sons, 98 Grand Prix horses, and 11 Bundeschampions, making him significant worldwide. His most notable descendants include top stallions such as Sir Donnerhall, San Amour, Samba Hit, Stedinger, Serano Gold, St. Moritz, San Remo, and Sunny Boy. These stallions have also produced many successful horses, carrying Sandro Hit’s bloodline into the future. In sport, his descendants have demonstrated remarkable achievements, including Poetin, the World Champion of young dressage horses, and Showtime FRH, who won gold for Germany in team events at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Other successful horses like Jimmy Choo SEQ, Sanceo, Suppenkasper, and Silberaster OLD also carry his genes and have celebrated major successes on the international stage. His dam, the elite mare Loretta by Ramiro, has also produced two other outstanding stallions: Diamond Hit and Royal Hit.

Poesie and Her Descendants: A Legacy in Dressage

The descendants of the second dam, Poesie, include numerous significant sport and breeding horses, including:

The five licensed full brothers Samba Hit I to V by Sandro Hit, including the Grand Prix successful Samba Hit I and Samba Hit III, as well as the PSG successful Samba Hit V.
The exceptional mare Poetin by Sandro Hit, who became Bundeschampion of three- and six-year-old dressage horses and World Champion of young dressage horses in 2003 with Kathrin Meyer zu Strohen. Poetin was sold at the PSI auction for 2.5 million euros, making her the most expensive riding horse ever sold at that time.
Poetin II, the dam of the S*-successful Paola I by Lord Loxley. Paola I and her sister Paola II were awarded the title of Elite Show Winners in Brandenburg-Anhalt in 2009 and 2017.
Poetin III, the dam of the licensed Quaterstern and the Grand Prix successful Quaterhit by Quaterback, as well as the S*-successful Bosporus by Boston and Ziro by Zanzibar. She is also the mother of Power Girl by Bretton Woods, who in turn is the dam of the licensed Element of Crime by Escamillo and Ravanello by Royal Doruto.
Poetin IV produced five state premium mares and the licensed Fürst Fontane by Fürstenball. Her full sister is the mother of the licensed Don Ampere.
Poetin V, the dam of the licensed Revival by Rubin Royal.
Poetin VI, the dam of the licensed stallion Vision by Vitalis, Westphalian Champion of five-year-old dressage horses, as well as Blue Hors Viconte by Vivaldi and the S**-successful Fritz by Finest.
Passionata by Brandenburger, the mother of the successful sire and S-dressage horse Quaterback.
Piccola by Diamond Hit, the dam of the S*-successful Brain by Bretton Woods.
Prinzessin by Lord Sinclair, who was successful at PSG/Inter I and the mother of the PSG/Inter I successful Rosario by Romanov.
Poetin Z CL 1, a clone of Poetin I, the mother of the Grand Prix successful Dorian Grey de Hus.
Poetin Z CL 2, also a clone of Poetin I.

Brentano II: An Icon of Hanoverian Breeding and a Master Sire

The maternal grandfather Brentano II – Hanoverian licensing winner in 1985, reserve champion of his stallion performance test the following year, and Hanoverian Stallion of the Year in 2003. He is the sire of 23 licensed sons, including Bennetton Dream FRH, DSK Belstaff, Bonheur, and Ballettmeister, as well as 12 Grand Prix offspring, including Bernina (team silver for the USA at the 2002 Olympics), Bravissimo, Big Brother, and Bon Jovi (Bundeschampion of 4-year-old dressage horses).

Primadonna: The Foundation for Numerous Top Horses

The third dam Primadonna (Gotland x Sekurit) produced:

The Grand Prix successful Prima Ballerina by Lord Sinclair I;
The 1.50m successful and licensed Freuhtau by Frühlingsbote;
The PSG successful Waylander by Werbellinsee and Lokal Matador by Lord Sinclair;
Prima Vera, successful at 1.40m by Askari;
Premier by Granulit, the dam of the licensed Qualiano by Quando-Quando;
Prime Time II by Rubin Royal, the dam of the licensed stallions Don Royal by Don Juan de Hus, Don Henley by Duvalier, and Bloomingdale by Belantis I;
Poesie II, the dam of the licensed Quinoa by Quaterback;
Poesie III, the dam of the licensed Blomquist by Ben Benicio.

Dam line: Neustädter P-Stamm

Licensed Stallions: Viconte by Vivaldi, Vision by Vitalis, Samba Hit I by Sandro Hit (successful at Grand Prix level), Samba Hit II by Sandro Hit, Samba Hit III by Sandro Hit (successful at Grand Prix level), Quaterback by Quaterman, Samba Hit IV by Sandro Hit, Samba Hit V by Sandro Hit (successful at PSG/Inter I level), Quaterstern by Quaterback, Trafalgar by Totilas, Fürst Fontane by Fürstenball, Quaterhit by Quatergold, Zapato by Zalando, Ravanello by Royal Doruto, Caprigold by Caprimond (successful at M level), Frühtau by Frühlingsbote (successful at 1.50 m level), Qualiano by Quando-Quando, Don Royal by Don Juan de Hus, Benedetto Ragazzo by Bombastic (successful at Grand Prix level), Quinoa by Quaterback, Don Henley 2020 by Duvalier, Da Silva by Desperados (successful at PSG/Inter I level), Glutos by Glanz, Blomquist by Ben Benicio, Quinoa by Quaterback, Bloomingdale by Belantis I, Best Man by Belantis I, Revival by Rubin Royal, Fürst Fontane by Fürstenball.

Sport Horses: Poetin by Sandro Hit (Bundeschampion of 3-year-old mares and geldings in 2000, Bundeschampion of 6-year-old mares and geldings in 2003, World Champion of young dressage horses in Verden 2003/Kathrin Meyer zu Strohen), Prinzessin 106 by Lord Sinclair I (successful at international PSG/Inter I level), DSP by Lord Loxley (successful at S level), Bosporus 8 by Boston (NLD) (successful at PSG level), Rosario 59 by Romanov Blue Hors (successful at M level), Brian 36 by Bretton Woods (successful at S level), Belmor by Belantis I (successful at M level), Fearless WS by Franziskus (successful at M level), Wayländer by Werbellinsee (successful at PSG level), Prima Ballerina 8 by Lord Sinclair I (successful at Grand Prix level), Lokal Matador by Lord Sinclair I (successful at PSG/Inter I level), Prima Vera 16 by Askari (successful at 1.40 m level), Prinzess 409 by Expo’se (successful at PSG/Inter I level), Pandora 276 by Sandro Hit (successful at M level), Panama 112 by Restorator (successful at 1.40 m level), Glen of Aherlow by Askari (successful at 1.40 m level), Simply Red 39 by Askari (successful at 1.40 m level), Pamela 165 by Expo’se (successful at S level), Dart 2 by Danone I (successful at S level), Cera 77 by Chap I (successful at international 1.50 m level), Parodie by San Muscadet (successful at international M level), Doodle Jump Deluxe by Diamond Hit (successful at PSG level), Pamela by Totilas (successful at PSG/Inter I level), Divin Weltino by Dante Weltino (successful at PSG/Inter I level), Fritz by Finest (successful at PSG/Inter I level).