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5 Stallions You Haven't Heard of Yet... "D'Dur"
Meet the second stallion in our series, the impressive Grand Prix stallion D'Dur by Donnerhall.
This series is about profiling the best new local Stallions available for the upcoming breeding season. The second featured horse is the imported Donnerhall stallion, D'Dur. Owner David Shoobridge tells us about this highly performed Grand Prix competition horse with a beautiful temperament and an outstanding talent for collection.
Registered Name
D’Dur
Stable Name
DD
Bred by
Gestuet Groenwohldhof
Sire details
Donnerhall
Dam details
C’Dur – by Landadel
Assessment details
2nd reserve champion at his licensing in Oldenburg
Colour
Bay
Height
16.1
Owned by
David and Amanda Shoobridge
Trained by
Amanda Shoobridge
Current training level
Grand Prix
Competition history and plans
DD has had two starts at GP in Germany. He and Amanda will start out in Advanced and work up from there.
Breeding history
Hasn’t bred a lot – but what he has bred has been successful in dressage. Most of the time he’s been a competition horse rather than a breeding stallion.
Typical traits of foals
Great length of rein and very high rideability.
Goals for this horse in the next few years
Work his way back to Grand Prix!!!
Best pace and why
Collection – seriously, this horse can collect!
Temperament in 3 words
Friendly, Calm and affectionate!
Rideability
Being able to ride a horse with his ability is special. But then you start to collect, and DD just tries harder, and harder and harder! It’s easy to see his front legs from the saddle! The passage is spectacular – he gets off the ground so effortlessly!
Suits following types of mares
He’s a very correct type of horse so could be bred to just about anything from a thoroughbred to a heavy warmblood. He would suit mares who need a little more ability and a little better trainability installed in the offspring!
Expected service fee for next season
$2800 LFG. Fresh, frozen or chilled semen available.
Contact information
www.revelwood.com.au
info@revelwood.com.au
02 4372 2011
Registered Name
D’Dur
Stable Name
DD
Bred by
Gestuet Groenwohldhof
Sire details
Donnerhall
Dam details
C’Dur – by Landadel
Assessment details
2nd reserve champion at his licensing in Oldenburg
Colour
Bay
Height
16.1
Owned by
David and Amanda Shoobridge
Trained by
Amanda Shoobridge
Current training level
Grand Prix
Competition history and plans
DD has had two starts at GP in Germany. He and Amanda will start out in Advanced and work up from there.
Breeding history
Hasn’t bred a lot – but what he has bred has been successful in dressage. Most of the time he’s been a competition horse rather than a breeding stallion.
Typical traits of foals
Great length of rein and very high rideability.
Goals for this horse in the next few years
Work his way back to Grand Prix!!!
Best pace and why
Collection – seriously, this horse can collect!
Temperament in 3 words
Friendly, Calm and affectionate!
Rideability
Being able to ride a horse with his ability is special. But then you start to collect, and DD just tries harder, and harder and harder! It’s easy to see his front legs from the saddle! The passage is spectacular – he gets off the ground so effortlessly!
Suits following types of mares
He’s a very correct type of horse so could be bred to just about anything from a thoroughbred to a heavy warmblood. He would suit mares who need a little more ability and a little better trainability installed in the offspring!
Expected service fee for next season
$2800 LFG. Fresh, frozen or chilled semen available.
Contact information
www.revelwood.com.au
info@revelwood.com.au
02 4372 2011
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