Landor S

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Landor S is a true champion with an immaculate exterior, three outstanding basic gaits and powerful jumping ability. Landor S has two approved full-brothers: Landwerder (USA) and Lagoheidor (Netherlands),champion stallion and stallion performance test winner. Both stallions have meanwhile had placements in Grand Prix dressage. The older full-brother Laertes is a successful international sports horse. Landor S uniformly transmits his type, charisma and quality of motion to his progeny, who are moreover characterized by excellent rideability. In 1995 he was the winner of showjumper classes and best four year old of the Oldenburg stallion championship. In 1996 he won qualifications in series for the Federal Championship with scores up to 9.0, was State champion five-year old showjumper in Rastede and 8th in the Federal Championship finals. He was Federal champion six-year old showjumper in Warendorf in 1997, and voted Oldenburg competition sports stallion of the year at the Oldenburg stallion approval. In 1998 he won his first advanced class start. In 1999 he had placements in many Grand Prix', was state vice-champion and runner-up of Weser-Ems competition, won the Volvo Cup S in Elmlohe, and had three approved sons. Landor S presented the champion mare "Lady Madonna" and two further Diamond Ring mares as well as two association premium mares and five foals at the elite auction in Vechta at an average price of DM 37.000, top lot DM 90,000. He furthermore presented the top foal at the Bavarian auction in Landshut and the third most expensive lot at the Verden elite auction. By 2000 his foals were bringing top prices at well known auction centers. His first progeny have participated at the Federal Championship in Warendorf, and he presented the largest number of juvenile stallions at the approval in Oldenburg. He has moreover presented a number of state premium mares. Apart from all this, he has also had advanced showjumping successes. He has been recommended for the Hanoverian Show Jumper Program by the Hanoverian Association.