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MW One More Dream

2019 Premium KWPN Filly
Sezuan x DeNiro x Sandro Hit x Ravallo
Bred by: L. de Heer, NED

Very excited to have this filly in our program. Everyone knows I am a huge Fidertanz fan and that I feel he will be one of the top FEI/big ring producers from the damside by the end of his career. Having had a direct stallion, this time we are approaching it from the damline. This pitch-black, fantastic type filly with extra movement is by the triple World Champion Sezuan.

The dam Daydream is a showcase as well. She is a half-sister to the approved stallion Quanticus (Westf. Rheinl.) and her granddam is the half-sister to the super-producing Grand Prix stallion Fidertanz. In addition, her half-brother San Ravallo is competing in the Prix St George. Also, from the damline the Premium Stallion Bel Amour v. Belantis and several approved jumper line stallions.  Looking forward to watching her grow and develop. When the time comes, we also think she will cross incredibly well with our F-line stallions for ET.

PEDIGREE
VIDEO (6mo age)
SHOW RECORD:
2023 – 80.08% & 83.8%, 85.6% 4yo Test Qualifying for US Young Horse National Championships
2023 – 3rd Place finish US Young Horse Championships for 4yo!
2024 – 83 & 86.7% in the FEI 5yos Qualifying her 4th going into US Young Horse National Championships
2024 – 4th Place finish FEI 5yo

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MW Mastermind

2019 Black GOV Elite & Premium Gelding
Morricone x Sir Donnerhall I x Feiner Stern
Bred By: Maplewood Warmbloods

 

What a stunning colt…again. I don’t think there is much more one can ask for. He was born on July 7, 2019, at 6 am. Premium, Elite, and a stallion prospect. Very excited to watch this one grow up with his full brother MW Mercury. From the Wiessena damline of Olympic Weihgold.

SHOW RECORD:

2023 – Qualified for US YH Nationals with scores up to 85.
2023 – Finished 3rd in the 4yo at US YH Nationals. Highest scoring American bred horse.
2024 – Qualified for US YH Nationals FEI 5yo in the 5th position with an average of 83%

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MW V.St.Pr. Donna – SOLD!

2000, 16.2hh black V.Pr.St. GOV mare
Lord Liberty G/Donnerhall/Pik Bube
Breeder: Sven & Gonnelien Rothenberger, GER
SOLD!!! – OR, USA

Donna, pronounced Don-eah, is a fabulous mare with a deep-rooted German history. She has presence, rhythm, movement, and personality all in one.  Imported in 2005, she brought old lines and talent.

Lord Liberty G is described as the ideal model being very correct with three excellent gaits. In the German media, Lord Liberty G was exclaimed in 2001 to be the biggest breeding success. In 2000, Lord Liberty G’s daughter, Liberty Largo, conquered the Champion’s title with the five-year-old dressage horses. His offspring have been in demand at German auctions, and at the 2001 PSI auction his daughter, Love Parade, was sold for 900,000.

Donna’s first foal is MW Dante’s Inferno and I could not be more impressed or thrilled with the result. Stunning colt!

http://www.eurodressage.com/equestrian/2000/11/11/deutsche-einheit-aka-donnee-rothenberger

“The end of the Cold War between the East and West was officially finalized with the fall of the Berlin wall in 1989. Not only was this an end of prejudice relationship and hatred between the capitalist and communist world, but it also meant the union between east and west Germany. In 1990 Germany celebrated this unity, the “Deutsche Einheit”, in front of their parliamental building “Reichstag”, in Vechta, the headquarters of the Oldenburg Verband, this union was celebrated with a special horse named Deutsche Einheit.

Deutsche Einheit was second in the Federal Championships in Verden in 1992 and in the same year she was top-priced lot of all the German Breed Societies auctions reaching DM420,000 (£147,000). Her full brother Duntroon was vice-champion stallion of the Oldenburg approvals in 1993 and in 1994 he won the stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf. Sold at the Vechta Elite auction for an astronomical 420,000 DM, Deutsche Einheit moved to the stables of Adrie Gordijn and Sven Rothenberger in Bad Homberg, Germany. The mare would be prepared for a blooming show career and, therefore, received surprisingly a new name, Donnee. Bred by Gestut Grönwolhdhof out of a Donnerhall x Pik Bube lineage, Donnee eventually competed little as both Sven Rothenberger and Gonnelien Rothenberger-Gordijn had enough other horses to count on (Dondolo, Bo, Ideaal, Without a Doubt, Weyden).

Since July 2000, the mare has been appointed a new career in her life. Mommy Donnee gave birth to a lovely foal (Donna) by Gordijn’s own breeding stallion Lord Liberty G. What a way to celebrate ten years of German unity!”

 

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MW Donnahall

2006 Dk. Bay Premium GOV Mare
Florencio x Donnerhall x Pik Bube I
Breeder: M. Ferneding, GER

Stk-6.20#195-J.V (7)MW Donnahall & Trainer Jen Vanover

This mare is by Florencio who continued his fantastic performances in 2004, by becoming the World Champion for five-year-old dressage horses at Verden and by winning the Pavo Cup for dressage horses in Holland. At Verden in 2005, Florencio repeated by winning again with the highest score ever given for a dressage horse!

The dam, Dein Liebling, is a Donnerhall/Pik Bube mare, a line combination that needs no introduction to dressage offspring in the last decade. This particular dam produced approved stallions Sorento (by Sandro Hit). She also produced Lancia T (keur) and Samt Und Seide (Rastede Champion) ridden by Steffen Peters.  Donna’s granddam (Premiere) produced approved stallion Ruhmann (by Rubinstein) and several wonderful staatspremie mares such as Posie, Royal Princess, Royal Thunder, Partitur (all by Rohdiamant).

Show Record:

Top 10 USDF HOY yearling in 2007 – 78%, 79%
Wins and placings with 73, 75%. 77% as a two-year-old in qualifying breed shows
Undefeated in 2009 with wins at 78%, 76.2, and 82.5% in qualifying breed shows
2009 – NEDA EOY Grand Champion Three-Year-Olds! Top 10 in country!!!
2010 – High score of 7.9 in the USEF 4yo Test
2011 – High Point Open Champion WHH May – 68.4%
2011 – Received a 70.8% at Dressage @ Saratoga. 2nd highest score in Open Division
2011 – High Point Open Champion WHH June – 68.8% **Qualified for Region 8 Championships in TL and FL!
2011 – 68.8% & 71.2% NEDA Fall (5th place, EL) Open Championship class TLT3
2012 – April 15, 69.7% Second Level Test 3 Open
2012 – June 20, 69.6% Second Level Test 3 – Qualified for Region 8 Championships in 2LT3
2012 – July 21, 65.3% Third Level Test 1 2nd Place Open – Trainer, Jen Vanover earns USDF Bronze Medal
2013 – June, 69.9% at 2-3 and 68.8% at 3-3. 6th Place NEDA Fall Festival.
2014 – 63, 64, 66% at 4th level
2015 – 63.7% & 65.1% at FEI PSG Open – Trainer, Jen Vanover earns USDF Silver Medal
2016-2022 – Has helped many get their bronze and silver medals and confidence. Schoolmaster extraordinaire.

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MW Donnahall & Jen Vanover (USDF Bronze) Qualify for Region 8 Championships!

MW Donnahall is a special mare by Florencio (Florestan x Weltmeyer) and out of Dein Liebling (Donnerhall x Pik Bube I). This has been a very special partnership between Donnahall and MWW’s head trainer Jen Vanover who is now a USDF Bronze medalist and is supported by Trilogy Performance Saddlery and Purina. She is not the best mover in the barn, but “she just gets it” according to Jen. In 2011 when Jen trained with Guenter Seidel he said he wished he had 10 Donnahall’s in his barn – Jen wishes the same.

Due to her physical immaturity, Jen chose not to break Donna until she was 3.5yrs of age. Since then the pair has averaged a 68% in the ring and attended the Region 8 Championships every year including the USDF 4yo test where she scored a 7.87 in front of Bo Jena. In 2011, the pair placed 5th in the Region 8 Championships in trainng level. In 2012, Jen and Donnahall jumped an impressive 3 levels averaging a 67% at second level and taking the leap to 3-1 so Jen could acheive her bronze which they did in 2 classes with a 65%. The pair looks forward to perfoming 2-3 at the 2012 Regional Championships in hopes of placing high enough to attend the first ever National Championships.

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