The collection of the 9th Oldenburg Special Edition consisting of sport partners and elite foals was popular with customers around the world. The riding horse price peak moved to Great Britain, while the top foal will cause a sensation with a friend from Oldenburg in Denmark.
Capital dressage artist becomes top price: The imposing stallion Empire by Escamillo - De Niro - Andiamo, breeder: Gerd Pigge, Lastrup, A.: Gut Füchtel GbR, Vechta, was sold to Great Britain for 58,000 euros. His dam Dunja is the sister of Don't forget, Grand Prix winner with Patrik Kittel, SWE. Grand Prix-Star Foundation comes from the tribe under Matthias Alexander Rath. The OS star Unlimited Star v. Untouchable - Argentinus - Zeus, breeder: Alfons Thoben, Petersdorf, became the top-priced show jumper. A show jumping stable from southern Germany secured this high-flyer for 39,000 euros. The series winner Coolio for Guido Klatte comes from his line. The average price of the sport horse collection was around 27,000 euros. 21 sport horses turned over a total of 564,000 euros. Six Oldenburgers will make international careers, they moved to Great Britain (2), Italy (2) and the USA (2). Young star for Denmark: The top-priced elite foal is Elegance by Escanto PS - Don Schufro - Sandro Hit. Dam Weihestern is none other than the sister of Weihegold OLD, decorated with Isabell Werth Olympia and EM gold. Another prominent brother is Total Recall, international Grand Prix winner with Jemma Heran, AUS. Elegance was sold to Oldenburg friend and breeder Lone Boegh Henriksen from Denmark for 31,000 euros. And Grand Prix star Isabell Werth also secured an elite foal in Vechta. For 11,000 euros she bought the colt Vitalou by Vitalis - Feedback - Fidermark, bred by the breeding community Flandersbach, Wülfrath. A total of 65 auctioned foals generated a total turnover of 694,000 euros. On average, the foals cost 10,677 euros. Twelve young Oldenburg stars will bring joy abroad in the future. Specifically, they moved to Switzerland (3), the Netherlands (2), Austria (2), Denmark (1), France (1), Spain (1), Hungary (1) and the USA (1).
