Fürstenball

Fürstenball OLD is an Oldenburg stallion born in 2006, bred by Georg Sieverding in Emstek, Germany. He is by Fürst Heinrich, the 2003 World Champion of five-year-old dressage horses and sire of more than 50 licensed sons. Fürstenball completed his stallion performance test in 2009 with a dressage index of 154.98, earning multiple scores of 9 and a 10 for rideability. In 2011 he became German Champion with an overall score of 9.4 and Oldenburg Regional Champion as a five-year-old, and placed at the World Championships for Young Horses the following year as a six-year-old. He competed through Prix St. Georges level and was ranked first in the FN breeding index in 2015, named Danish Elite Stallion in 2017, and Stallion of the Year in Herning in 2018. In breeding, he has produced 90 licensed stallions, approximately 170 premium mares, and over 80 horses competing at advanced level. His best-known offspring is Heilines Danciera, who won team gold at the 2022 World Championships and team bronze at the 2023 European Championships with Carina Cassøe Krüth. Other Grand Prix performers include Four Seasons FRH, a double European Young Riders gold medallist, and First Class, ridden by Ingrid Klimke. Fürst Bayram OLD was sold for 1.7 million euros at the 2021 PSI Auction. Fresh semen is available at the station in Mühlen, Germany, with a stud fee and gestation fee of 1,000 euros each, excluding VAT.