You can buy champions at Foal Auction Prinsjesdag

Looking for a champion in the future? Foal Auction Prinsjesdag has already been able to auction many of these and shared in the joy of Dutch Young Riders champion, Denise Nekeman (photo) last Sunday. Her nine-year-old Boston STH (Johnson x Quattro, breeder JW Temmink from Vorden), sold through Foal Auction Prinsjesdag, danced with force majeure through the arena in Ermelo and was unbeatable with 76,70%.

This year, the selection committee again selected potential dressage champions, including two half-brothers from Boston STH. Father Glock's Johnson TN won silver at the National Championships for seniors on Sunday with 82,13% in the freestyle to music and secured a team spot at the European Championship with Hans Peter Minderhoud. Last year, the imposing Jazz son was already part of the golden team at the World Equestrian Games in Caen.

The Johnson sons up for auction come from Vertu Heroique (Gribaldi) and First Lady (Negro). The elite mare Vertu Heroique, a half sister of the NRPS-approved stallion Suarez (Sandreo), is the champion of dressage mares at the Central Inspection of Overijssel in 2005. First Lady is a five-year-old elite mare out of the Z2 dressage horse Adelaide (Tuschinski), who is known as a half sister of the Grand Prix dressage horse Lester (Triton) of the Finnish Pia Verjonen. Her grandmother Fantasie (Ramiro Z) competed at Z1-level dressage and is a half-sister of the Small Tour dressage horse Doreen (Ulster).

Brother of Erludine DVB
A direct son of Jazz is being auctioned, bred out of the elite mare Zarludine (Ferro x Rubinstein). It is a full brother of the very talented NMK mare Erludine DVB, who scored 86 points for her IBOP and last year won two Subli Cup preselections with 88 and 88.4 points and finished sixth in the Pavo Cup. Zarludine also produced the five-year-old dressage talent and VSN finalist Four Seasons (Vivaldi). In addition, four foals were selected that were bred out of a Jazz daughter.

Four of Negro
We often come across the blood of the Olympic stallion Ferro in the collection, if only through the four colts of his son Negro. One of them was bred out of the well-known Zhara Obertje (Jazz), champion of the National Mare Inspection in 2007. This full sister of the Grand Prix dressage stallion Tango has meanwhile been classified Prix St.Georges. Also interesting is the Negro out of Glamour-Esther SVN (Totilas), who scored 80/80 at the studbook inspection and took fifth place at the CK. Glamor-Esther SVN, bred out of the line of the Grand Prix mare Sisther de Jeu, is a half sister of four Small Tour and two Z1 horses.

Negro is also registered twice as a mother's father. With a Johnson foal mentioned earlier and with a filly by Lord Leatherdale out of the ster preferent Urona (Negro). This Urona already produced an international junior horse: Corona (Tuschinski) ridden by the Belgian Kate Wiggins.

Five by De Niro
Prinsjesdag is auctioning no fewer than five offspring of the German champion stallion De Niro. The stallion of De Niro out of Jazz mare Tsarina B is interesting. She is a half sister of Grand Prix dressage mare Reine B out of a dam line that is also steeped in dressage. Also attractively bred are the two products from the dam line of the Grand Prix dressage mare Nadine and the approved Dorado: Coosje van Johnson is responsible for the only daughter of De Niro, Gerard Vervoorn brings in a stallion out of Bertolonia van Santano.

Also not unmentioned should be the product of Pegasus Stables. This mare by Don Schufro is a dream for every dressage breeder and rider. Dam Borendy of Painted Black is a direct family of top dressage horses and approved stallions Zuidenwind, Zhivago and Charmeur.

Prinsjesdag Foal Auction starts auction site with embryos

Through www.embryoauction.com the National Foal Auction Prinsjesdag will be offering embryos from August 2015. These embryos have the very best genetic material available in the world. From stallions that excel in international sport or have proven to inherit an above-average sport aptitude. But even more importantly, from dam lines in which sports performances in direct line are very strongly anchored. Whoever wants to excel in sport depends on breeding.

Foal Auction Prinsjesdag has been auctioning embryos on the third Tuesday of September for years. With the rapid developments in breeding, Prinsjesdag offers a new platform for marketing embryos in the form of www.embryoauction.com. Because embryo transfer and ICSI are changing modern breeding, there is also a need for a different form of marketing. Where a few years ago a single embryo was sold through the foal auction, in recent years a wide range of embryos has arisen in which genes from proven stallions and mares have been crossed with each other.

Chairman Arjan van der Waaij is proud of the new Prinsjesdag auction site: 'The idea of embryoauction.com arose during the previous edition of the foal auction. We saw the number of embryos in the auction increase every year. The breeders offered better quality, but at the same time we had the feeling that it didn't fit on auction day: there was nothing in the track when you auction an embryo and that almost destroyed the atmosphere. But we did notice that the demand was high with corresponding prices. So what do you do then? We have looked at other initiatives in this area and believe that there are opportunities. That is why we have developed www.embryoauction.com in recent months. In view of the offer we encountered in the market, there is certainly a need for such a platform.'

Prinsjesdag has been applying very strict criteria for years when compiling the annual foal collection. 'The Power of Performance' is the motto and it monitors performance inheritance in the direct maternal line, proven or promising sires, development, a functional exterior and functional movement. With the embryos on www.embryoauction.com, the bar is raised even higher when it comes to performance inheritance. Only the very best European top material is good enough. There is worldwide interest in such strictly selected gene material. The aim of www.embryoauction.com is to connect the worldwide demand with the supply of top material from European breeders. Not just on the third Tuesday of September, but all year round.

Anyone interested can register on this website. For more information: info@embryoauction.com or call +31-(0)342440100.

Bustique sold to USA

KESSEL – Stal Hendrix has sold the KWPN-approved stallion Bustique (Indoctro x Grannus). He will continue his career in America under his new rider Kelly Tropin. Bustique was auctioned as a foal at Foal Auction Prinsjesdag and performed successfully in recent years under Michel Hendrix, who has trained the nine-year-old stallion to Grand Prix level.

Bustique has always been one of Stal Hendrix's favourites. The Indoctro son has achieved some very nice successes. He won the reserve title at the KWPN stallion selection, was approved with 81 points and won the first stallion competition in which he participated. In 2014 Bustique came second in the VHO Trophy and achieved a series of international placings at 1.50 m level. In February of this year, the stallion showed himself again. He came fourth in the Grand Prix at the KWPN Stallion Inspection.

Stal Hendrix sold the KWPN-approved Stallion Bustique (Indoctro x Grannus) to the USA. He will proceed his sporting career with his new rider Kelly Tropin. As a foal Bustique was sold at Foal Auction Prinsjesdag. Michel Hendrix has trained the stallion to Grand Prix level in the last five years. The 9 year old has always been one of Stal Hendrix' favourites.

The Indoctro-son has achieved many great sporting results. He won the reserve championship at the KWPN Stallion Show, was approved by 81 points and won the very first Stallion Competition he competed in. Bustique became second during the VHO Trophy in 2014 and got many placements in international 1.50 classes. In February this year, the stallion got placed fourth at the Grand Prix during the KWPN Stallion Show.

Source/Source: Stable Hendrix

Wimphof's Hinde also on CH De Wolden at the top

DE WOLDEN – The top auction of Prinsjesdag in 2007 Wimphof's Hinde proves to be well worth the investments of owners EJ Rienks and C. Kramer. Under Marriët Hoekstra, the appealing Berlin x Heartbreaker mare jumped to sixth place in the CSI2* Grand Prix of CH De Wolden. In the ranking test on Friday, the only eight-year-old descendant of the Balia family already finished fifth.

“Wimphof's Hinde is my absolute dream horse! The second day we finished fifth in the 1.45 m ranking class after two clear rounds. We already thought: 'It couldn't get any better', but Hinde really gave everything in the Grand Prix as well! Another double clear and a sixth prize! What a world horse! A dream week for all of us”, horsewoman Marriët Hoekstra is delirious about the breeding product of Haras de la Vie. With her genes, fantastic model, but above all excellent jumping qualities, Wimphof's Hinde is exactly what Prinsjesdag stands for: The Power of Performance!

The Arc de Triomphe (Triomphe de Muze x Calvados), auctioned on Prinsjesdag, also performed very well in De Wolden under Frank Schuttert. The breeding product of the Van Straaten family was eighth in the Grand Prix.

The top-seller of Prinsjesdag 2007 Wimphof's Hinde proves to be worth the investments of owners EJ Rienks and C. Kramer. With rider Marriët Hoekstra the talented mare by Berlin x Heartbreaker became 6th in the CSI2* Grand Prix of De Wolden. On Friday the only 8 year old mare already became 5th in the ranking class.

“Wimphof's Hinde is the horse of my dreams! She gave it all in the Grand Prix! What a superstar”, Marriët Hoekstra said about the amazing mare bred by Haras de la Vie. Wimphof's Hinde has it all: the right genes, an excellent type and above all amazing jumping skills! The Power of Performance!

In addition Arc de Triomphe (Triomphe de Muze x Calvados) did a great job too with Frank Schuttert. The gelding bred by family Van Straaten ended up 8th in the Grand Prix.

Check out the video of Wimphof's Hinde and Marriët Hoekstra:

Boston STH and Denise Nekeman convincing Dutch champion

ERMELO - Boston STH and Denise Nekeman proved their class last weekend by becoming Dutch champions among the young riders. The nine-year-old Johnson son showed his enormous potential again and Denise Nekeman showed her top talent. Boston STH was bought as a foal by the Nekeman family at Foal Auction Prinsjesdag 2006.

After Boston STH and Denise Nekeman had already won the first Dutch National Championships component, the Freestyle to Music was convincingly won by the breeding product of JW Temmink from Vorden. With a whopping 76,60% – and almost 4% ahead of the number two – the Johnson son earned the championship title. “What a great weekend! I am so very proud of the one and only Big Boss! What a cannon it is”, Denise Nekeman sounded extremely enthusiastic afterwards. “We ended our last year with the young riders with a blast! Now Boston will get a few days of vacation and then we will practice hard for the U25.”

Prinsjesdag congratulates rider Denise Nekeman, her parents and owners of Boston STH Mr. and Mrs. Nekeman and breeder JW Temmink with this great success!

Boston STH and Denise Nekeman became Dutch young rider champion! With an exceptional score of 76.60% the son of Johnson won the Freestyle to Music and the gold medal at the Dutch championships for young riders in Ermelo. Boston STH was bought by family Nekeman at Foal Auction Prinsjesdag 2006.

A huge congratulations to rider Denise Nekeman, her parents and owners of Boston Mr. and mrs. Nekeman and breeder JW Temmink!

Prinsjesdag opens up with offspring Baloubet du Rouet

Baloubet du Rouet and the Prinsjesdag have a lot in common: they both stand for performance and quality. In addition, many Baloubet foals were sold on the third Tuesday. Last Sunday, the five-star Grand Prix of Falsterbo was won by Bonne Chance CW (photo), daughter of Baloubet du Rouet, who was auctioned as a foal by Prinsjesdag.

The only nine-year-old superstar of Janike Sprunger thus earned 66,000 euros, after she also showed a top round in the Nations Cup. The breeding product of HJF van Loon from Hooge Mierde, who had Bonne Chance CW (ds. Cambridge) auctioned in 2006, also won the 1.50m Grand Prix of CSI3* Busto Arsizio and Vejer de la Frontera earlier this year.

No auction on Prinsjesdag passes without the offspring of Baloubet du Rouet being part of the collection. Also this year with four direct children and six grandchildren through his sons Balou du Rouet (3x) and Chaman (2x) and as mother's father (1x).

pearls
One of the many gems is the colt of Baloubet du Rouet x Opium, whose grandam is the 1.60m Grand Prix show jumper Sterrehof's Ushi (by Vigo d'Arsouilles) ridden by Julia Kayser. And what about a Baloubet du Rouet out of the well-known Krista (by Polydor), the dam of the winner of the World Cup final Taloubet K with Christian Ahlmann?

The popular progenitor Balou du Rouet is auctioning a daughter of BMC Octavia (by Jus de Pomme), former winner of the Grand Prix of CSI Twente with Jurgen Stenfert. An Edinburgh stallion from a daughter of Balou du Rouet is also being auctioned, the stallion that was also auctioned at Prinsjesdag at the time.

From the Baloubet son Chaman, very successful under Ludger Beerbaum, there is a daughter for sale out of the full sister of the Olympic show jumping stallion Tinka's Boy (by Zuidpool) ridden by Markus Fuchs. We see this mare line again more often in the collection, because a Levisto Z filly has been selected out of the 1.50m jumping mare Vantiels Esprit (by Baloubet du Rouet), a half-sister of Tinka's Boy and also mother of rising star Carrera VDL .

For Pleasure
Baloubet du Rouet took part in the Olympic Games twice with Rodrigo Pessoa and came home with an individual gold medal (2004) and team bronze (2000). A stallion who is not inferior to him in terms of sport and inheritance is For Pleasure, the winner of team gold at the Olympic Games in 1996 and 2000. And Prinsjesdag has also selected two foals from him: a For Pleasure son comes out of Gracelottie B (s. Nabab de Reve), a niece of Olympic show jumper Vindicat W (by Guidam), who won team gold in 2004 with the British team.

Genetically also very interesting is the offspring of Glock's London (2x and dam's sire 1x) and Berlin (2x), two top stallions who won the necessary medals with Gerco Schröder. London's regular teammate VDL Groep Verdi TN is represented in the auction by a son of Kicky Queen (Voltaire), the dam of the 1.60m Grand Prix showjumping stallion Tyson ridden by Leon Thijssen and half sister of the Grand Prix showjumper Nirvana ridden by Annet Willems. One of the many mare lines that shines with performance!

Finally, the name of Rolf-Göran Bengtsson's Casall ASK should not be missing from the list of top performing sires. The stallion who performs at the highest international level is represented by a stallion and a filly, both from very interesting dam lines.

Phenomenal Bonne Chance CW wins CSIO5* Longines Grand Prix from Falsterbo

FALSTERBO - The rising star Bonne Chance CW has definitely put herself on the map in Falsterbo: ridden by Janika Sprunger, the only nine-year-old mare won the prestigious five-star Longines Grand Prix! The spectacular daughter of Baloubet du Rouet already jumped very strong in the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup last Friday and appeared to be in shape again today in the Grand Prix. Bonne Chance CW was auctioned as a foal at Foal Auction Prinsjesdag.

For the Bonne Chance CW, bred by HJF van Loon, it is already the third victory in a Grand Prix. At the beginning of this year in the Sunshine Tour, the Baloubet du Rouet daughter from Audi's Jikke's line made her debut in a three-star Grand Prix, which she immediately won. Two months later, Busto Arsizio's three-star Grand Prix was added to this. Now Bonne Chance CW has also added a real classic of show jumping to her honors list: the Grand Prix of the Falsterbo Horse Show. Prinsjesdag congratulates breeder HJF van Loon, rider Janika Sprunger and owner Dufour Stables!

The rising star Bonne Chance CW put herself on the show jumping map in Falsterbo today: with Janika Sprunger the only 9 years old mare won the prestigious CSIO5* Longines Grand Prix! The spectacular daughter of Baloubet du Rouet already showed her skills in the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup last friday and proved to be in an even greater form in today's Grand Prix. Bonne Chance CW was auctioned at Foal Auction Prinsjesdag.

Bonne Chance CW was bred by HJF van Loon and is closely related to the exceptional mare Audi's Jikke. For Bonne Chance CW the GP victory in Falsterbo was already her third this year. At the beginning of the season on the Sunshine Tour she made her debut in a CSI3* Grand Prix and won immediately. Two months later the mare by Baloubet du Rouet was victorious in the CSI3* Grand Prix of Busto Arsizio. Now Bonne Chance CW put herself in the history books, winning the CSIO5* Grand Prix of the Falsterbo Horse Show. A huge congratulations to breeder HJF van Loon, rider Janika Sprunger and owner Dufour Stables!

Bonne Chance CW impresses in Nations Cup Falsterbo

FALSTERBO - With a phenomenal clear round and one fault in the second moto, Bonne Chance CW (Baloubet du Rouet x Cambridge) confirmed her world class today in the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup in Falsterbo. With the Swiss Janika Sprunger, the Bonne Chance CW, auctioned at Foal Auction Prinsjesdag in 2006, clearly contributed to Switzerland's strong fourth place. The nine-year-old mare seems to be Janika Sprunger's successor for her sold phenomenon Palloubet d'Halong.

With fantastic reflexes, impulsion and caution, Bonne Chance CW showed himself to be one of the greatest talents in show jumping today. HJF van Loon bred the now nine-year-old mare and offered her for auction at Foal Auction Prinsjesdag 2006. Bonne Chance once again confirms the motto of Prinsjesdag the Power of Performance: her grandmother is the full sister of the legendary Audi's Jikke van Eric van der Vleuten, her half-brother Zhum CW jumped at top level under McLain Ward, she is closely related to Grand Prix winner Abra Kadabra ridden by Albert Zoer and the KWPN-approved stallions Vleut and Genius also come from Bonne Chance CW's dam line.

With a phenomenal clear round and one down in the second round Bonne Chance CW (Baloubet du Rouet x Cambridge) confirmed her world-class talent in the Furusiyya FEI Nations Cup in Falsterbo today. With the Swiss rider Janika Sprunger the Prinsjesdag-sold mare contributed to the strong fourth place of Switzerland. The only nine year old mare seems to be the follow-up for Janika Sprunger's former superstar Palloubet d'Halong.

Amazing reflexes, a strong take off and the last carefulness of the world define the quality of Bonne Chance CW. HJF van Loon bred the now nine year old mare and Bonne Chance CW was auctioned at Foal Auction Prinsjesdag 2006. Bonne Chance CW confirms the motto of Prinsjesdag the Power of Performance: her granddam is the full sister of the legendary Audi's Jikke of Eric van der Vleuten, her half-brother Zhum CW jumped at top level with McLain Ward, she is closely related to multiple Grand Prix-winner Abra Kadabra of Albert Zoer and also the KWPN-approved stallions Vleut and Genius are bred from the same line as Bonne Chance CW.

Arc de Triomphe excels in Mons Ghlin

MONS GHLIN - In Mons Ghlin, Belgium, the Arc de Triomphe, auctioned on Prinsjesdag, jumped to third and fourth place in important 1.50 m classes. The breeding product of the Van Straaten family excelled under his young top rider Frank Schuttert.

The wealthy Arc de Triomphe – auctioned in 2005 – jumped to a convincing fourth place in the 1.50 m on Friday afternoon. It would just be a foretaste of the excellent third place in the 1.50m run on Sunday afternoon.

The Prinsjesdag sold Arc de Triomphe performed excellent last weekend in Mons Ghlin. The ten year old gelding of Frank Schuttert jumped to two fourth places in challenging 1.50 m-classes.

Top performance of Boston STH at European Championship Young Riders

VIDAUBAN - Boston STH also held high the honor of Foal Auction Prinsjesdag at the European Championship for Young Riders in Vidauban. With a bronze team medal and two fourth individual placings, the Johnson son under Denise Nekeman has performed brilliantly.

Boston STH (Johnson x Quattro B) ran to 73.816% in the team competition, making an important contribution to the bronze medal of the Dutch team. In the individual competition, Boston STH and its talented rider Denise Nekeman scored 74.711% and 78.375% – both good for a good fourth place.

Zwetcher (Sir Sinclair x Jetset D) also performed well under the German Kirstin Biermann in Vidauban. In the juniors, Zwetcher finished eighth and sixth respectively.

Boston STH did a great job representing Foal Auction Prinsjesdag at the European championships for Young Riders in Vidauban. Ridden by Denise Nekeman the son of Johnson won a bronze team-medal and ended up twice on the fourth place individually.

Boston STH (Johnson x Quattro B) scored 73.816% in the team competition and had a great contribution for the bronze medal. In the individual competitions the nine year old stallion and Denise Nekeman scored 74.711% and 78.375%.

Zwetcher (Sir Sinclair x Jetset D) and his German junior rider Kirstin Biermann also performed excellent in Vidauban. In the European championships for juniors they ended up eighth and sixth.

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