Bildhübsches Dressurpferd mit überdurchschnittlichen GGA

This expressive, stunning, and well-behaved stallion by Escamillo out of a Quaterback mare boasts three above-average gaits, remarkable nerve strength, and a balanced temperament. He also demonstrates a good jump.  

He stood alongside two other stallions next to mares and was very compatible in that setting. Therefore, he could probably also be kept with geldings.  

He has never been ill or injured. X-rays show no findings.  

The half-sister of this stallion by Escolar was already successful in M-level dressage at the age of six, and despite fewer starts, she ranked among the top ten successful horses of the association at both five and six years old.  

Of course, he can be gelded upon request.  

Escamillo was a premium stallion at his 2017 licensing in Verden, completed his 14-day test in 2018 with a dressage score of 9.08, and in 2020, passed his sport test under Helen Langehanenberg with an overall score of 9.36. Under the Olympia team runner-up, he qualified at the age of five for the Bundeschampionate for young dressage horses with a score of 9.5. Breeding-wise, Escamillo is already among the most successful sires.  

Quaterback, himself a Bundeschampion (with a perfect 10.0 for his extraordinary trot), is ranked among the top dressage sires globally. The elite stallion, originating from the Neustädter P-family and recently placed fourth among the world's best dressage sires, achieved multiple titles in dressage up to Grand Prix level after his outstanding victory at the 2006 Bundeschampionate. However, Quaterback’s greatest impact has been in breeding rather than active sport. The Quaterman son has sired numerous licensed stallions and successful Grand Prix-level dressage horses.