Hidden Acres Broodmares

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Donnerhall; Feiner Stern; Hohenstein; Rubinstein; Sandro Hit; Weltmeyer;

Elite Mare Radunja: 31-6005499; Rosentau (Rubinstein) /SPS Watt Nu (Weltmeyer); 16 Hand; Black; States Premium/Elite Hanoverian Mare; IA, States Premium, Champion of her Class, Inspection score of 8.0 overall ; "Champion Mare of the Show"; Mare Performance Test 7.56 Overall; I IG - Price at Ratje-Niebuhr-Show at Verden, July 25, 2002

Imported from Germany in 2003. Radunja represents a rare damline of 6 consecutive direct generations of state premium status.

Elite Mare Radunja's sire, Rosentau is by the famous Westphalian Grand Prix horse Rubinstein I. The young stallion Rosentau sports correct conformation, elegance, elastic gaits and good rideability.

Elite Mare Radunja's dam sire is Weltmeyer. What more can be said about Weltmeyer? He is a legend. Weltmeyer continues to almost single-handedly reshape the Hanoverian breed. He was the 1986 winner of the stallion licensing in Verden, and the 1987 winner of the stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf. He continued to reign as champion throughout his performance career and became "Hanoverian Stallion of the Year" in 1998. More details on Radunja...

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Halleluja H.A.; 2005 Filly by His Highness /Elite Mare Radunja (Rosentau/Weltmeyer); Black.

Bred in the USA by Hidden Acres Farm. Barn name "Hallie".

Halleluja H.A. was the American Hanoverian Society Champion filly in 2005 and in 2008 she became the CHAMPION MARE of her mare inspection with the TOP SCORE of 7.67%. She also scored a 7.5% overall for her Mare Performance Test. Hallie's individual scores were 8.5 for rideability and 8's for Head, Neck, Saddle Position, Foreleg, Conformation, Typiness, Impulsion, Walk and Trot.

Halleluja is now an "Elite Mare Candidate"and will achieve the full title of "Elite Mare" upon the birth of a foal.

Halleluja H.A. represents the Seventh direct Generation of Elite/States Premium status in her damline.

Hidden Acres thanks Daniella Dutton of DWD Farms for her dedication and talent in training this mare. THANK YOU Daniella Dutton!!

Hallie's sire, His Highness ( Hohenstein out of a Donnerhall dam), was celebrated by the press like no Hanoverian Approval Champion before him. He went on to win the 70 day test in Prussendorf, receiving the maximum score of 10 points for his rideability and his canter.

His Highness sadly left us at a young age in 2007. Hidden Acres is honored to have two daughters of this special stallion in our broodmare herd.

Heiress B.; 2005 Filly by His Highness/SPS Mon Amour (Matcho AA/Damnatz);

Imported from Germany in 2005.

Heiress B secured the first place ribbon in her first 2008 USDF recognized show with a score of 77.6 (top score of the show). She went on to become the Reserve Filly Champion of the young horse division and also qualified for the Regional Champsionships to be held at end of season.

Heiress B was the winner of the 2005 Filly Class, Champion Filly, Champion Young Horse and Reserve Grand Champion at the KDA Breeders Classic I held at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY. She was also High Scoring Hanoverian of the entire show with an 81.4%!

Heiress B placed a remarkable second in the large Yearling Filly Class at the prestigious Dressage at Devon Breed Show, 2006. She is shown at top left as a two-year-old at Dressage At Devon in 2007.

Heiress B placed in the top three foals out of 71 Hanoverian offspring presented at the Hengststation Jens Meyer's Foal Show held June 26, 2005 at the Elmolhe Showgrounds in Germany.

Heiress was chosen to respresent her sire, His Highness on the cover of the Christmas flyer put out by Jens Meyer Hengstation in Dorum, Germany where His Highness stood at stud.

Fortissima; 2005 Bay Filly by Feiner Stern/Diende (Diamont).

Bred in the USA. Barn name "Tessa".

Fortissima took first place at her first USDF recognized show her yearling year. She is waiting in line for her 2008 USDF show appearance.

Fortissima's sire Feiner Stern achieved the score of 9.0 four times (Ability to Work, Trot, Canter, and Rideability) and got more than 120 points in the final results of his stallion performance testing. Due to this performance, in combination with a convincing first crop, as well as his impressive appearance (type and trot), he was awarded the title of Main Premium Champion Stallion in Oldenburg.

Sonnenkoenigin; 2006 Filly by San Remo (Sandro Hit/Donnerhall out of SPS Weinkoenigin (Wolkenstein II); Chestnut.

Imported from Germany in-utero. Barn name "Sunshine".

Sunshine won her 2 year old filly class with a score of 82.7%, went on to be the CHAMPION FILLY and then RESERVE CHAMPION of the Young Horse Division. She placed 3rd in the championship for the whole show. In addition, she also won the Hanoverian class with a score of 80.5%. Sunshine also qualified to participate in the USDF Regional Championships at the end of the season.

Sunshine's sire, San Remo, achieved an astounding score of 151.03 with ten grades between 9.0 and 10.0 stand in his report card - a 9.0 for trot, 10.0 for canter, 9.5 for walk and 9.5 for rideability. These values reflect the scope and uniformity of this young stallion's extraordinary quality.

San Remo's sire, Sandro Hit, is Bundeschampion and World Champion and in the process of starting a new stallion dynasty in breeding and sport. San Remo's dam's sire, Donnerhall, is deemed a stallion of the century. The complete pedigree forms a line that has produced highlights in sport that only a few have achieved in Germany