Fürst Romancier

Father international Grand Prix winner

The offspring of Fürst Romancier are among the winners in the international Grand Prix arena, such as the Dorothee Schneider-trained Burg Pokal winner and Louisdor Prize third-placer First Romance, who has series victories in international Grand Prix competitions to his name Part with results of over 80 percent. Also currently successful in the Grand Prix: Fioretto/Anu Sironen/FIN, Fürst Enno/Juliane Brunkhorst, Furst Fritz/Daniel Pinto/POR, Ghio/Nars Gottmer/NED, Woodcroft Furst Romance/Tara Olver Donohoe/IRL, the three-time youth runner-up -European champion and Piaff sponsorship prize seventh, DSP First Class/Lia Welschof, as well as the two-time champion stallion For Romance I OLD/Therese Nilshagen/SWE and his full sister, the Oldenburg champion mare, federal champion and P.S.I. auction top Fasine OLD/Rudolf Widmann. Winners up to Inter I level included Amadeus de Massa/Lauren Knopp/USA, For Romance II/Anna-Christina Abbelen, Franka/Kira Laura Soddemann and the Youth European Championship team runner-up Fürst Levantino/Marlene Sieverding. Also successful at the European Youth Championships: Fuerstenhit/Noemi Zindel/SUI and Flora del Castegno/Monica Scotto Di Carlo/ITA.

Fashion Prinz OLD, another of Fürst Romancier's more than 35 licensed sons, won gold at the Oldenburg Championships under Frederic Wandres, took fourth place at the Federal Championships, became the second highest price in the P.S.I. auction with a final bid of 750,000 euros and won bronze at the World Championships in 2022 of the five-year-old dressage horses after he won the final qualification in Ermelo/NED. In 2023, Annika Feldhaus won gold again at the Oldenburg Championships for six-year-old dressage horses.

His over 200 award-winning daughters include My Romanciera, champion dressage mare in Holstein, and Flavienne, reserve champion mare at the Herwart von der Decken show.

Princess D'Amour changed hands as the top price of 82,000 euros in our Helgstrand/Schockemöhle online foal auction.

Prince Romancier himself was the Oldenburg main prize winner. In 2009, as the most successful stallion of his year, he placed fourth at the World Dressage Horse Championships and the Federal Championships.

The father Fürst Heinrich, champion stallion in 2001, Oldenburg main premium winner in 2002 and dressage horse world champion (5 years old) in 2003, produced over 50 licensed stallions, including our licensing and main premium winner, federal champion and main sire Fürstenball.

The dam Ronja also produced the Grand Prix-winning DSP Scarletti (by San Amour) and the Freestyler (by Fürst Heinrich), who was placed in St. Georges dressage. Fürst Romancier's half-sister Raguel (by Rosario) produced the licensed stallion Master Piece (by Morricone I).

The mother's father, a novelist, himself successful up to St. Georges, comes from the Olympia line of Dodona, the Rembrandt/Nicole Uphoff, Ahlerich/Dr. Reiner Klimke, Amon and Rubinstein emerge.

Fürst Romancier represents the valuable Oldenburg line of Edoste, from which the Federal Champion and European Championship starter Exupéry, the Vice-Federal Champion Landjuwel Gold, the Olympic Grand Prix horse Petit Prince/Ellen Bontje/NED, the German Champion Avignon and the international Jumping winners Questa Vittoria/Thomas Kleis and Quintera/Leon Thijssen/NED as well as the premium stallion Total Unique are coming.

From the valuable Oldenburg tribe of the Edoste.