A number of sporting achievements can be seen in Sacco’s maternal line. For example, Sacco is a half-brother of Prinzessin (by Fuerst Piccolo) who is successfully competed in Grand Prix dressage. Mother Royalstin is a half-sister of the premium stallion Rozentanz. Further in the mother’s line, several horses have been successful in Grand Prix dressage, including the approved stallion Future Cup (by Florestan I) DWB, OLDBG, SWB, Majestik LHF (by Metternich) and World Of Music (by Worldly).
Rozentanz
Rozentanz was top premium stallion at the stallion inspection in Verden in 2003 and was the best-selling youngster at the auction. He was an extremely extravagant, very modern sport horse with excellent movements and jumping talent.
At the stallion inspection, Rosentanz excelled in all categories with a score of no less than 7.25. He received an 8.5 for trot, 8.38 for canter and walk, 9.25 for rideability and 7.25 for jumping ability. He received a 9.13 for temperament and a 10 for character. Of the 25 participating horses, his scores for movement were the best for walk and trot and the second best for canter.
Fürst Jazz
In 2016, Fürst Jazz was shown to the public for the first time during the P. Schockemöhle Stallion Show. He made such an impression here that he was widely used by German breeders. In January 2017 he was also recognized for the Hannoveraans Verband. Fürst Jazz also made a big impression at the P. Schockemöhle 2017 show in Vechta. He is beautifully balanced and shows a lot of talent in all 3 of his basic gaits. In 2016 he successfully completed his 14-day test in Schlieckau. He was a bit sensitive during this test, but still managed to pass with a nice average of 8.24 for the dressage components. If he continues to develop in this way, Fürst Jazz can become an innovative stallion for German dressage horse breeding and a reinforcement for Dutch breeding.
His lineage is also very interesting; son of the strong hereditary and large-framed stallion Fürst Romancier, who has already produced 29 approved sons and from a strong and proven Dutch mother line. His mother Borendy was reserve champion of Gelderland as a 3-year-old and is a full sister of Anderson P, Prix st. George’s dressage. Grandmother Orendy is also the mother of our Prix St. Georges stallion Zhivago. She also produced the 8-year-old Estados v. Krack C, now Prix St. Georges and Scaramouche v. Gribaldi ZZ-Licht dressage. Full sister of Orendy is Trendy, mother of Charmeur and Blue Hors Edelman v. Vivaldi. Serendy, another full sister, is the mother of the Grand Prix stallion Zuidenwind.
Royal Diamond
Royal Diamond, the full brother of Rohdiamant, is an ideal type that is simply compelling. Model movement, quality and rideability leave nothing to be desired. This is the family of the mare Elektia, known for the Champion Mare at the Schau der Besten 1984, Arabella Queen (by Admirand), various auction horses, the sport horses Let’s Dance (by Last Trump xx), Ramino (by. Ramiro), Zermatt (by Zeus) and the approved stallion Creskando (by Corlando). 1996– Placed high in the premier ring in Oldenburg. Royal Diamond ended its performance test in Neustadt/Dosse as the clear winner with a score of 140.65 (dressage 150.93 points). In 1997 he was the undoubted winner of the performance test in Neustadt/Dosse with a score of 140.65 points (dressage 150.93). In 1998 he was vice state champion for riding horses and serial winner in elementary dressage horse tests and reserve champion stallion at the main premium in Oldenburg. Royal Diamond was vice-champion of the five-year-old dressage horses in 1999. Also in 2008, Royal Diamond lived up to its reputation as a very popular riding horse maker. His son Roadrunner was sold for 150,000 euros in Vechta and his approved son Royal Dario Fo sold for 75,000 euros. With Royal Discovery, Royal Deniro (vice state champion), Reader’s Digest and Royal Happyness, Royal Diamond also sired other top-priced auction horses.
The sporting successes began in 1999. Then the stallion won silver at the Bundeschampionat under Lisa Wilcox as a five-year-old. A year later he was given the sash with the six-year-olds. Royal Diamond qualified twice for the Burg Pokal final. At the end of his sporting career he looked back on forty victories in the Grand Prix.
