The Hanoverian 09|2012 - the American Hanoverian Society!

Don Auriello (VA) by Don Davidoff/White Star
B.: Joachim Poppe, Harsefeld
R.: Tinne Vilhelmson Silfven, Sweden
Don Auriello is also a former Verden auction horse, belonging
to the dressage horse collection of the 2006
Elite Autumn Auction. One year later, he competed at
the World Breeding Dressage Championships for Young
Horses under his trainer Birgit Wellhausen-Henschke before
he was sold to Tinne Vilhelmson Silfven. Photo: Rau
Sancette by Sandro Hit/Contender
B.: Dietrich Meyer, Bierde
R.: Mary Hanna, Australia
St.Pr.A. Whisper (VA) by Wolkenstein II/Grenadier (above left)
B.: Klaus Kamps, Cuxhaven, R.: Hiroshi Hoketsu, Japan
Whisper is also in the team of dressage horses from the Verden auctions. She was sold as
state premium candidate at the Elite Auction in October 2000. The chestnut mare will
compete at her second Olympic Games, and her rider Hiroshi Hoketsu will be the eldest
competitor in London. The winning stallion His Highness comes from the foundation line of
Noria just as privately owned stallion Scolari, the World Champion of Young Dressage
horses in 2006 Dramatic, and the Olympic competitor Crisp. Photo: Bronkhorst
Bates Antonello by Anamour/Winnebago (above right)
B.: A. J. Simson, New Zealand, R.: Louisa Hill, New Zealand
Bates Antonello was born in New Zealand. His sire Anamour by Aalborg/Lombard came to
New Zealand after having successfully completed his stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf.
Grandsire Winnebago by Winnetou/Wulf was a popular sire in New Zealand in
the 70ies. Photo: Lafrentz
Santana (VA) by Sandro Hit/Rubinstein (right)
Z.: Ingo Pape, Hemmoor, R.: Minna Telde, Schweden
Santana was sold to Sweden as non-licensed stallion at the 2003 Stallion Sales. He returned
to Verden in 2006 and 2007 to participate at the World Breeding Dressage Championships
for Young Horses. Flagship of the dam line of Cabanda are Pik Bube I and II, Bugatti Hilltop
and Bergamon. Photo: Lafrentz
Sancette is one of the most successful dressage horses
in Australia. He came from the US to the fifth continent.
The dam line of Pilanka also produced Crossing Jordan
who will compete in London for Mexico in show jumping.
Photo: Bronkhorst
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Sini Spirit (VA) by Espri/Glücksgriff
B.: Udo Wiechert, Loxstedt, R.: Emma Kanerva, Finland
Sini Spirit will be one of the most successful former auction
horses in London. The renowned Danish stud Blue
Hors purchased him at the Summer Auction in 2002. The
World Cup-dynasty originates in the dam line of Feldland.
And the current Federal Champion Benicio descends
from this dam line, too. Photo: Lafrentz
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