In 1995 he won the Trakehner Championships in Cologne and took third place that year at the Bundeschampionat in Warendorf. When he was six years old, he won many medium (M) level dressage tests and by 1998 he was winning advanced (S) level dressage classes and had mastered the complete Grand Prix program. In 1999 the Trakehner Verband awarded him Elite status and in 2002 he won the Trakehner Stallion of the Year title.  Glorieux, who is found in the third generation, won the 1987 Oldenburg licensing, became Bundeschampion in 1988 and made a name for himself as an exceedingly versatile sire. His offspring are successful all the way up to advanced (S) level in show jumping as well as dressage. The Anglo-Arabian gray stallion that follows, Inschallah AA, was one of the most important sires in all of Germany and, after Ramzes x, probably the most significant representative of his breed in warmblood breeding. Inschallah AA produced top horses for the dressage ring, show jumping courses and eventing that without exception were distinguished by excellent rideability and character. Don Dancier goes back to Hanoverian line 847/Stahlfeder (by Stahl-Fuhrmann-Scholist-Lorno-Anvil). His 5^th generation dam, Welfuri, is a full sister of the licensed, black stallion, Furino (private stallion Bavaria) and Furore (private stallion Oldenburg, DK, USA, licensing winner). This line is also represented by the licensed stallion Quadori (private stallion CZE) and the internationally successful show jumper, Arissima/Simone Smitz.