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moved into his sire’s quarter in Landesbrück, centrally within Hanoverian
breeding area. In 2006, he was voted Hanoverian Stallion of
the Year. It came with this sire that Hell’s stallions were marketed via
Niedersächsisches Landgestüt. Sires Calido I, Acord II and Acorado I
had a strong input in Hanoverian breeding.
From the beginning Maas Johannes Hell took care of his sires’ progeny.
Year after year he bought many foals from their breeders. The
foals were reared in Klein Offenseth and either prepared as young stallions
or performance horses. Out of this large lot of offspring, many
became important sport horses, like Calvaro with Willi Mellinger,
Canturo with Bernado Alvares, Lux Z with Jerry Smit and Libero H
with Jos Lansink.
The stallion station in Klein Offenseth became famous not
only because of Maas Johannes Hell’s extraordinary equestrian
personality, but it was the sires that took care of that. At the
top – next to their sires – Acord II, son of Ahorn Z, and Calido I
by Cantus. Both took off brilliantly by convincing at their stallion
performance test. Their careers in jumping were out of the book.
They won multiple young horses’ competitions up to medium level.
Acobat was Holsteiner Jumping Horse Champion at Bad Segeberg
and reserve Bundeschampion. Five years old, he became Germany’s
most successful stallion with 21 wins. This duo’s offspring showed
a special quality as well. In 1999, the children of Acord II dominated
Warendorf’s Bundeschampionat des Deutschen Springpferdes.
Calido I developed into a top sire of jumping horses as well. Three
of his children competed at the 2008 Olympic Games in Hongkong.
In 1997 Maas Johannes Hell passed away. His wife continued to run
the stallion station together with Thomas Mohr until this long serving
Pferdewirt (assistant instructor) choose his own path some years ago.
Early in 2011, Magdalene Hell decided to pass on the station to
Herbert Ulonska. The businessman from Hamburg had made a
name for himself in Germany by rearing and leasing stallions and
organising international horse shows. Up to now he competes
successfully up to advanced level, predominantly riding his stallions.
The station’s proven sires remained. Calido I, Acodetto, Canstakko,
Canturo und Singulord Joter belong to that category since years. Newly
welcomed to Hengststation Maas J. Hell include the interessting
stallions Lentini, Cash and Carry, Class de Luxe, Hym d`Isigny and
also the premium from their approvals Calinello, Conditus and Central
Park. Following the principles of Maas J. Hell Herbert Ulonska
plans to continue this stallion station that has left a mark in the business
with owned breeding stallions in Schleswig-Holstein.
Hengststation Maas J. Hell
Klein Offenseth, Januar 2016