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Auction Fritz opened the 128 th Elite Auction carrying head number 1. He was the highest priced horse with 92,000 Euros. Photo: Ernst 2 The Hanoverian 05|2013
Auction From Top-Sellers to Good-Buys The interest was huge and the collection of participants in the 128 th Elite Auction in April was small but fancy. The riding horse auction result reflected a negative direction; the price structure of the foals remained almost the same as last year. By Dr. Michaela Weber-Hermann The auction started out as one would want it to and as smart marketing people saw it: Head number one caused quite a stir at the beginning of the 128 th elite auction. It was the first horse to cause a stir but it was certainly not the only one! Fritz found a new home with a loyal client from Switzerland for 92,000 Euros. The five-year old stallion by Farewell III/Londonderry (breeder: Annegreth Winkelmann, Uplengen; exhibitor: Henrik Klatte, H and H Klatte KG, Lastrup) will not leave Lower Saxony though. He will stay in training with Anna-Sophie Fiebelkorn. The renowned championship-rider and trainer has a good hand with stallions. This has been known to be a fact since she rode the Hanoverian stallion Benetton by Brentano II to become the much-celebrated Bundeschampion of three-year old stallions in 2007! Now this pair successfully competes at international level. One can well imagine that Fritz who has already been successful in riding- and dressage-horse classes will do well under Anna-Sophie Fiebelkorn. The impressive and as a premium sire declared stallion who was licensed in Redefin is a member of the Nordenburg family. He convinced the audience and the buyer with his powerful and elastic movement in trot and canter. The second highest-priced horse was a mare with head number 2 that had already created a stir when she won the free-jumping competition for four-year olds in Verden this year. Her name is Penelope PJ; she is a daughter of the stallion Perigueux who was awarded the Grande-Prize during the Gala Evening the night before the auction. Heinz-Dieter Gödecke bred this mare that convinced with her powerful, ambitious, yet careful jumping ability and style in Edemissen-Blumenhagen. Dr. Jacobs GbR from Bierbergen was the exhibitor. The mare out of the family of Sedalia had already proven her jumping ability at the mare performance test when she received a 10,0 for her style as well as her ability. Canadian customers bought this exceptional talent that descends from a famous and successful family. Her granddam called St.Pr. mare Weltdame was the overall champion at the Louis-Wiegels-Show in 1984. It took only 47,000.00 Euros to buy Penelope PJ. The collection of jumpers this year was one of the best. Chacco Grande by Chacco-Blue/Graf Top (breeder/ exhibitor: Torsten Siems, Marklohe-Oyle) was also sold. The colorful chestnut stallion completed his 70-day test in Adelheidsdorf with a jumper score of 8,46. An investor from North-Rhine Westphalia bought the athlete for 38,000.00 Euros. The fouryear old stallion will remain in Verden’s training and sales centre to further his athletic career with Chacco Grande is one of the top jumpers and will remain in Verden to further his sporthorse career. Photo: Beelitz The Hanoverian 05|2013 3
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