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Heinrich Heine was one of the most important German poets, and he provided inspiration for the name of this elegant and shiny black stallion. As the poet was susceptible to beauty, he would have loved this attractive and appealing stallion. Equipped with a big-framed and perfect riding horse conformation, Heinrich Heine was one of the best stallions of the stallion performance test in 2009. His self-carried uphill going canter and his always regulated walk with good overstep give him his signature, just like his above-average rideability. His half brother Delatio was competitor at the Final of the Federal Championships, and in the meantime, he is a successful dressage horse in the United States. |
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Hohenstein |
Caprimond |
| SP Helena XIV |
| Deauville |
Donnerhall |
| Lavinia |
| SP Rubina |
Rubinstein I |
Rosenkavalier |
| Antine |
| Donna |
Diplomat |
| Winata |
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2005 black 16.3-1/2hand Hanoverian
Approved for: Hanoverian
Stallion Performance Test, Adelheidsdorf 2009:
Overall score: 107.57 / 14th of
41
Dressage score:
121.72 / 7th
Jumping score:
83.91 /30th |
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