Competition Stallions

Noble and athletic eventing & showjumping stallion, fully licensed and performance tested in Germany. 

Meet Hokuspokus, a big-framed, harmoniously and accuratly built eventing stallion with valuable Trakehner and Arabian bloodlnes. He graded as German Noble Blood Horse Champion in 2008 and was performance tested with the ZSAA (www.ZSAA.org) in Germany which is fully approved by the World Breeding Association of Sport Horses. He is believed to be the only graded stallion out of the valuable Trakehner Elite Stallion Friedensfuerst based in the UK, who was truly predispositioned for show jumping and dressage to the highest levels. Hokuspokus presence, movements and jumping ability could last be seen at this years Burghley Horse Trials Stallion Parade.

Hokuspokus represents an exceptional opportunity to vitalise your genetic pool by bringing valuable German and Trakehner bloodlines to your breeding program, adding strenghts, ridability and movement. His ancestors have excelled at the Olympic Games as well as in show jumping, eventing, dressage and racing. The judges at Hokuspokus grading commented: "This palomino-coloured son of Brioni, with Trakehner on his father's side, and on the mothers side also a bit of thoroughbred and Achal-Teke, is in its combination a very well put together example of a stallion for the German Noble Blood Horse class. If you take the benchmark of sportive uses, then this stallion is not only a noble horse, big-framed and harmonious, accurate in all ways, but also with his clean 4-beat walk - with his relaxed walking and a lot of overreach in the hindlegs - a great representative for this class. In trot very confident and chic in his ability to float above the ground, swinging in his back and light-footed, and also in his canter efficient. Three good paces with a talent for successful jumping and best leg technique, with unlimited ability. Licensed." Hokuspokus has an an impressive performance record in addition to a remarkable pedigree and holds an extensive collection of ribbons in showjumping and eventing in Germany near Luhmühlen, the home of German eventing, despite strong local competition. After numerous placings and wins in show jumping, cross-country and hunter trials, he qualified early on as a 5-year old for the German cross-country Bundeschampionate (BCH) and passed his successful stallion performance test in Germany in 2010. He also took part in several CIC*’s in Germany before he moved to the UK.