Royal Oak II

 photo by Paul Clark

Horses like our flagship stallion, Royal Oak II appear once in a lifetime. From the beginning we have had very high aspirations for Royal Oak II and he has never failed to deliver. He is the most successful young dressage horse to ever come out of Western Australia. He was the highest placed 5-year-old stallion in Australia at Dressage With the Stars in 2009, qualifying him for the World Young Horse Championships in Verden, Germany. His competition success started as a 3 year old at the WA state Champion Young Dressage Horse Competition where like all imported horses he was forced to compete against a older group of horses (4 year olds) and not only convincingly won his class but also went on to be crowned champion of all age groups. Since that day he has won at every major outing and quickly climbed the dressage grades, each year winning WA state dressage titles. In young horse ability classes he never fails to impress the judges with his dressage qualities and has taken out the 4, 5 and 6 year old young horse titles consecutively. At just 5 years he has already had two starts for two wins at Medium level and is close to an Advanced level start, Royal Oak II has also been a member of the EWA dressage development squad for the last to years. Royal Oak II’s character is described as a brilliant genius with so much natural ability he makes easy work of the higher-level movements, even at such a young age. Comments from Chris Hector include ‘The handsome black stallion’s bloodlines are a who’s who of modern dressage: Rubenstein, Weltmeyer, Florestan, and it shows’ and well know young horse judge and trainer Christoph Hess ‘Top class stallion, a horse worthy of representing Australia at the World Young Horse Championships’

As a producer he is a fertile, prepotent sire that stamps his foals with his lovely type, friendly nature and quality movements. His bloodlines carry the genes of many successful horses both in sport and breeding.

 Sire ROYAL OLYMP Excellently bred with the pedigree of a dressage horse. As a three-year-old he reached the finals of the Federal Dressage Championships under Johannes Westendarp.
In the following years he was constant winner in dressage at elementary and medium level and both at the age of five and six qualified himself for participation in the Federal Championships. In the 2004 season Royal Olymp managed the smooth transition to success in advanced dressage classes.

Right now the big framed chestnut easily masters Grand Prix lessons and we are sure that Royal Olymp is on his way to a great FEI career.
Apart from displaying high athletic capability, Royal Olymp earns lots of scores for his type and an overwhelming personal charisma. His 30-day-test was passed with scores distinctly above the 8.0 benchmark in both part indexes, and the rest of his stallion performance test was demonstrated in a superior way in dressage competitions.

Welt Hit II is a pre-eminent dressage talent. With his fantastic movements, this black/brown king always steals the show. He was reserve champion at the Oldenburger stallion selections in 1994. In 1995 he scored 141.74 points for dressage in his performance test in Medingen (Leistungsklasse I). In 1996 he was reserve champion at the 'Hauptpraemienkoerung' at the Oldenburger stallion selections. In 1997 and 1998 he earned the title 'The Coming Stallion' at the Zwolse Paardendagen ( Nederland ). In 1998 he was 6th at the Bundeschampionat in Warendorf for 6 year old dressage horses. In 2001 Welt Hit II won the bronze medal in the light tour at the 'Nederlands Kampioenschap' (Dutch championships) and after a fantastic season in the small tour he is now competing at Grand-Prix level.

Pedigree: ROYAL OAK ll
Royal Olymp	Rohdiamant	Rubinstein
		El.St. Elektia V
	Farce	Florestan
		Franca/Francisco l
Desiree	Welt Hit ll	Weltmeyer
		VPR Cileste/HillHawk xx
	Dubarre	Dornpfad xx
		St.Pr. Hulytta