Sezuan's Donnerhall
| Discipline | Dressage |
|---|---|
| Studbook | Oldenburg |
| Colour | Chestnut |
| Year born | 2015 |
| Height | 171 cm |
| Sire | Sezuan |
| Dam | Siola (by Sir Donnerhall I) |
| Grading | |
| Semen type | Chilled & Frozen |
| Availability | Available |
| Stud | Elite Stallions |
| Location | Crediton, Devon, United Kingdom |
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Sezuan's Donnerhall is a beautiful dark chestnut stallion with strong limbs, outstanding paces and first-class rideability.
Sire: Sezuan's young horse career has been outstanding. As World Young Horse Champion as a five-, six-, and seven-year-old, Sezuan is unbeaten at FEI Young Horse level, with scores of over 9.7 in the five- and six-year-old finals. His sire Zack has proven his worth as a breeding stallion with several approved sons, and as a sport horse, racking up wins at grand prix level including the 2019 's-Hertogenbosch World Cup qualifer with a score of over 84%. He scored +76% while representing Denmark at the World Equestrian Games, and his offspring are very much sought-after.
Damline: Damsire Sir Donnerhall I is one of the best sires in Germany. A son of the great Sandro Hit, Sir Donnerhall is the sire of the double World Young Horse Champion, Sa Coeur (2012 and 2013), who sold for a staggering €2.3million at the 2012 PSI Auction in Germany. The only horse to have exceeded this was the Sandro Hit daughter Poetin, who sold for €2.5million in 2003. His son Sir Heinrich was Oldenburg champion four-year-old and Vice Bundeschampion, and Stanford was bronze medallist of the three-year-old stallions. Sir Donnerhall himself was Bundeschampion as a five-year-old, and Vice World Young Horse Champion.
The dam Siola is a three-quarter sister to the licensed small tour stallion San Schufro, and she also produced a second licensed son by Vivaldi. The direct damline produced the stallions Dubiole and Don Furitello, and Sezuan’s Donnerhall represents the Oldenburg bloodline of Gula, a branch of the Heidemei family from which descend the licensed stallions Almati, Uruguay and Quick Star IV, the Oldenburg Champion Mare Fichu and the internationally successful show-jumping horse Heidegirl von Wichenstein.
Performance record
He won his 14-day performance test in Neustadt-Dosse on an outstanding score of 9.34, and went on to dominate in the 50-day test in Schlieckau, winning on 9.19 with the perfect score of 10.0 for his canter, and 9.5 for rideability, willingness to perform and overall impression.
Bloodline
| Sezuan | Zack | Rousseau |
| Orona | ||
| Bogegardens Don Romina | Don Schufro | |
| Bogegardens Laina | ||
| Siola | Sir Donnerhall I | Sandro Hit |
| Contenance D | ||
| Dubiola | Don Schufro | |
| Rubiola |
