Being Bling

Being Bling is a beautiful stallion with flawless conformation and three outstanding paces. He descends from some of Germanys most prominent stallions, both for dressage and show jumping. His sire Breitling is ranked 24th on the FEI World Ranking List and in the WBFSH top 10 list of competing stallions. He has a brilliant character and his good nature is passed on to his children.

His Dams sire Florestan I is currently the most successful and sought after premium stallion of North-Rhine Westphalia. He is classed as an upgrader for both show jumping and dressage. He has thus far presented over 50 approved sons including world champions Furst Heinrich and Florencio.

About Being Bling
Bling was purchased by Being Bling Warmbloods as a 3 year old from Germany through Christian Heinrich & Wolfram Witting. He has since achieved his 70 day performance test in Neusdadt Dosse, Germany, with high marks recieving

Overall Character & temperament 8.5
Conformation 8
Walk 8
Trot 8
Canter 8.5
Rideability 8.25

At the Numed Potential International Dressage Horse Qualifier (5yr old) in Cornwall, Being Bling excelled himself with the following scores

Overall win : 90.9%
Trot: 8.9
Walk: 8
Canter: 8.5
Adjustability (within the paces): 9
Attitude and Balance: 8.5
Star Quality: 48/50

He has also been accepted into the Sport Horse Society, British Warmblood Society, and the British Hanovarian Society, where in 2006 he stood Reserve Champion.
It is considered by experts that this stallion has a very bright future.

Breitling
A number of Breitling W's sons and daughters also compete at the international level, carrying on the amazing success of this line. For example, his offspring Balalaika W and Borgward W reached the finals at the German Bundeschampionate (the German National Young Horse Championships) and Meggle's Anton, a stunning horse with his father's easy, rideable attitude, competed at Grand Prix. Breitling W's son Barilla won his first Intermediaire I in 2004. Others include the stallions Berkley W, Bigacu W and their younger brother, Brunello W. Another Breitling W's offspring, the 6-year-old brown mare Baldesserini W, represented Germany in the 2005 World Young Horse Dressage Championships.

Breitling W's owner, rider and trainer, Wolfram Wittig, remembers Bismarck well. "Bismarck was such a brilliant character and his good nature is passed on through Breitling W. I saw how Bismarck passed on these characteristics to both Breitling W, and another of Bismarck's graded sons--Burlington W."



Classic Juan

Congratulations to Classic Juan.

Classic Juan was awarded two certificates at the British Horse Foundation British Breeders dinner on Saturday 9th January 2010. He won the best dressage stallion of the Futurity since the Futurity started and the best overall stallion of the Futurity in all disciplines.

Classic Juan, known to his friends as CJ, has sired  high scoring Futurity youngstock. Eventing is where he prefers to compete and he is getting ready for the 2010 season at the moment. This will be in addition to a busy stud season in 2010.

Katie Holder-Vale of Witcham House Farm Stud received the awards infront of a star studded gathering at the Grange City hotel in London. Where a video presentation of CJ in action was played, cheers and clapping accompanied the action shots of him being graded in Germany, competing in young horse classes and eventing in England, much to the delight of Vicki who rides him in competition.

Westoak Hanoverian Stud wishes to congratulate everyone at Witcham House Stud on such a successful two years. 

We await this years foals sired by Classic Juan at Westoak Hanoverian Stud, which are due in March 2010.

Medoc

Medoc was a 300 day performance tested Hanoverian stallion.

Woiwode by Wolkenstein II

1999 chestnut 16.1-1/2-hand Hanoverian

Approved for: Hanoverian

Stallion Performance Test 2002, Adelheidsdorf 

Overall score 116.4 / 9th

Dressage score 123.13 / 6th

Jumping score 99.81 / 24th