Rosall's Family

Highlights

ROSARIO by RUBINSTEIN I (Westphalian)- CASTRO (Holsteiner) - LUXUS(Han),

Oldenburg Stallion Black, Born 1999 170 cm, 17 hands; Approved GOV,Hanover, Westphalian;

His Sire: Rosario by Rubinstein

His Dam: St.Pr.St.Liberty;

His Damsire: Akzent II by Absatz

His Dam's Dam: St.Pr.St.

Love Story by Freiherr

Rosario

Rosario has it all! Genius movement together with a natural ability to collect and convincing rideability values make this black stallion a very interesting prospect for demanding dressage breeders. Rosario has won the Oldenburger County Championship three times in a row, finished third in the final qualification at the young horse world championships behind Florencio and Lord Loxley and has now successfully established himself at S level dressage. Successful Oldenburger dam lineage with numerous S-horses in both disciplines and approved stallions – his jet black dam Elfenlicht, by champion stallion Castro is a state premium mare as is his grand dam Elfchen III.

There are already some approved stallions from Rosario’s first crop of foals, such as Rhaposario who received 9.0 for his walk and trot at his stallion test, as well as numerous offspring successful in the riding horse classes. Another approved son, Rosandro out of a Sandro Hit mare left a lasting impression at the 2006 Oldenburger Approvals with his impressive appearance and top quality movements. His son Royal Mirage out of a Silvio mare is a fabulous mover and was sold at the 2006 PSI auction in Ankum for € 320,000.This beautiful dark black stallion has a spectacular way of going in all three gaits. His natural elasticity and strong movement from behind is obvious and earned him the status of Pramienhengst at his Oldenburger approval.

From his legendary sire, Rubinstein, he inherited his riding qualities of willingness to work and dressage ability. His dam, Elfenlicht is by the gorgeous Holsteiner stallion Castro. Castro was by Calypso, who became an outstanding sire of competition horses for all disciplines in Holstein. Not only was Castro the winner of the stallion approvals of his year, but also he did an exceptional performance test, finishing 4th overall with almost 130 points and was the best Holstein stallion. He was judged with 9.33 for both his jumping ability and his cross country work.

Rubinstein

Rubinstein:

Rubinstein is known as a great improver for the breed. He consistently passes on his wonderful temperament and movement. The youngstock of Rubinstein are very popular with riders professional and amateur for their willingness to please.

Absatz:16 h; Chestnut Hanoverian Stallion. Koerung/approval: 1962 in Verden/Aller.

He did not go through the stallion test due to illness. Absatz endowed his foals with light, free action, superb conformation and an unparalleled disposition, which made them extremely easy to train. His sire Abglanz was the founder of new bloodlines.

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Abglanz

Abglanz; Termit/Abendluft(Poiseidon); 1942 - 1964;16.1; Chestnut; Trakehner Stallion. Represents one of the "new" modern bloodlines. His infusion of Trakehner lightness and 'blood' can be clearly seen in today's modern Hannoverian horse and is credited with bringing about great improvement in the head and neck of the Hanoverian horses.

Abglanz, Foundation Stallion of All Breeds

The chestnut Abglanz did his name honour. As regards the transmission of type, he was able to predominate against every other bloodline. He derives from a famous dynasty. His dam Abendluft was the full-sister of the renown hereditary transmitters Absinth, Absalon and Abendstern. In 1946 Abglanz was first stationed at a covering station of the Celle state stud, in Handorf, which was the forerunner of the Roydorf station of today. He remained in Handorf until 1949, where he merely left the grandam of the sought-after Duden I son Dirigent (Warendorf state stallion) as a permanent relict. 

In the immediate post-war years, this lightly built true to type Trakehner did not have it easy. Agricultural horses were in demand and they were not his forte. His big moment came in Jork in the Alte Land, at a studfarm that no longer exists today. At this new location Abglanz had bulls eyes in series. Mated with the Aktionär I daughter Ankerhirtin, he sired the triology of brothers Abhang I, II and III as well as their full-sister Zukunft who celebrated international successes with Alwin Schockemöhle. All four siblings were very variable: The 1.60 metre sized Abhang I was a prime upgrader of type in Badbergen, yet only occasionally did his elegant progeny manage the jump into the higher spheres of riding sport. Abhang II at 157 cm stick measure was the smallest of the group. In Hohnstorf, Groß Liedern and its successor station of Hanstedt II, as well as in Frankenburg he produced outstanding dressage horses of great charm, rideability and quality of motions. Abhang III, the tallest of the three brothers sired predominantly showjumpers and even today can still be found in numerous performance bloodlines. The full-sister Zukunft overshadowed them all. She was neither elegant nor charming in her demeanour but she could jump endlessly. The square shaped down to earth Absurd did not have a great impact in breeding, but he had a famous full-sister, Fritz Ligges’ Zuckerpuppe. Abglanz’s blood has been able to prevail in the paternal line via Absatz, who from Otersen and Roydorf became a prolific disseminator of his sire’s genotype. Stallions such as Argentan I, Arsenik, Akzent I and II, Admiral I and II, Aktuell and most certainly also Aderlaß , started a real **“Absatz boom”.

Today the Argentan I son Argentinus is the most popular sire of this dynasty. Archimedes had already mastered the complete advanced programme. He belonged to the same age class as the approvals winner Akrobat, who in contrast to Archimeds, was a tenacious fellow. His progeny were good jumpers, but were not always easy to handle. The Hechthausen period also produced Aalfänger and the proven Trakehner Kassio. As Abglanz was stationed in Celle all of his life as a sire, his influence on his own population remained limited. The Trakehner studbook only lists nine registered daughters and three sons. Of these three stallions Kassio, Morgenglanz and Valentin, the last two derive from the few months that Abglanz spent in Hunnesrück in the Winter of 1963/1964 before he had to be put down on the 14th of March 1964 because of geriatric infirmities.  Note: ES Donavan's Dam, Akelei is by Argentan

Akzent II

 Akzent II   Absatz x Wega , part of the "Absatz Boom"

**Stallions such as Argentan I, Arsenik, Akzent I and II, Admiral I and II, Aktuell and most certainly also Aderlaß , started a real “Absatz boom”.

Before Akzent II came to Ludwig Kathmann's in Oldenburg in 1985, he gained a great reputation in Hanover as a private stallion. 1988 he was the sire of the most successful Hanoverian dressage horse - Amazonas 1989 His son, Aczidos was placed 4th in the Federal Championships of riding horses and top priced lot of the Verden sales (DM 130,000). In 1991 Love Story II was champion mare in Oldenburg along with Adios, Dressage champion at the Federal Championships in Munich.Akzent II  and St. Pr.St. Love Story (Freiherr) were crosed to produce St.Pr.St. Liberty, Rosall's Dam.

Akzent II was regarded as one of the best producers of rideablity in modern day horse breeding.
He is also the dam's sire of stallions, De Niro and Dimension and grandsire of Abanos.
His progeny include:
Atachi, top priced lot of the Verden sales (DM 210,000) and Alabaster, most expensive young stallion of the Oldenburg approval in 1991.
Akzent II was also the sire of several Licensed sons, including Akut, Alonso and Akatschi.

Akzent II is considered to be one of the most accomplished sires of ride ability of modern horse breeding and has been the cause of positive news headlines many a time. It is noteworthy that he recommends himself particularly well on the maternal side of pedigrees, as is evident with the highly esteemed hereditary transmitters De Niro, Dimension, Gralshuter, Carismo, Welton, Trend, Pik Labionics, World Man G, tannus Ass and Gracieux, who all derive from Akzent II daughters.

The great- grandam State Premium mare Demut together produced outstanding competition sports horses. Akzent II, who had always been versatile in his heredity, began his career as a private stallion and precursor of Calypso II at the Amselhof Walle, respectively also as a leasehold stallion at the Celle state stud, where he sired his first and particularly highly esteemed sons Acapulco, Akut and Alonso before developing into a true sire of champions in Oldenburg.

A number of candidates were a sensation at federal championships and Vechta auctions, including the bay Aczidos (DM 130,000, Vechta, autumn 1989) and the Approved chestnut stallion Alabaster (Federal Champion German dressage horse in Warendorf in 1994). Now standing at Landgestut Celle.