Sire is our Estobar NRW. His career began in 2006 as a Westphalian Champion Stallion and Hengstmarkt Prize winner. In 2007 he won the Westphalian Heraldic Mouth and in 2009 he became dressage winner in Adelheidsdorf with an HLP index of 154.74. In 2010 he took part in the Bundeschampionat, and from 2011 onwards he won his first advanced (S) level competitions as a seven-year-old. In 2012, under Olympic Champion Hubertus Schmidt, he won the international Small Tour, and in 2014 he achieved his first Grand Prix placings, including fifth place in the Louisdor Prize Final. So far, eight of his sons have been licensed, including the Bundeschampions Equitaris and Escolar, the latter of whom qualified for the Burg-Pokal Final as a seven-year-old.

The dam Rosalie is also the dam of the licensed stallion Fürstentanz (by Fidertanz) who was successful up to Inter I level. Her daughter Feine Rosa (by Florenciano) won her SLP in the Rhineland in 2011 with top scores and stood right in front at the Rhineland Elite Mare Show in Wickrath and the German Elite Mare Championships in Lienen. In 2012 she also won the NRW Breeding Show at the CHIO Aachen. Under Hermann Burger, she won tests for young riding horses and subsequently placed in novice and elementary class dressage tests for young horses.

The dam’s sire Riccione himself celebrated successes in the big arena up to seventh place at the Junior Team European Championships 2010 in Kronberg. He has 22 licensed sons, 45 State Premium mares and more than 30 S-successful offspring.

The granddam Weltdame is the dam of the licensed stallion Donnerlück (by Donnerschlag) and Redwood (by Rubinstein), who was successful up to Inter I level.

The Weltmeyer stallion is in the third generation. 111 of his sons have been licensed, more than 450 of his daughters have received state premiums and his more than 200 successful offspring in advanced (S) level dressage include championship horses such as Warum Nicht FRH/Isabell Werth and Weltall/Martin Schaudt.

The great-granddam Ballerina still produced the medium (M) level dressage horse Double Mint (by Don Primero).

Emily Rose comes from one of the most powerful mare families in Hanover: the Alferate line (Max Schulz from Stellenfleth), out of which Beltain I and II, Garibaldi I and II, Wolkenstein I, II and III as well as Beatriz Ferrer-Salat’s Olympic and World Championship medallist Beauvalais and the Grand Prix dressage horses Little Big Man under Falk Rosenbauer, Amazonas under Jean Bemelmans and many more.