High Five U.S.

2019

High Five U.S. clearly passes on his qualities to his offspring. We saw that last year at the national Studbook inspections and National Foal inspection. National foal champion was Oristo, bred by Appie Dijkstra from Opende. Oristo's dam's sire is also a descendant of our stallion Vivaldi. Jury chairman Marian Dorresteijn about Oristo; "A well developed stallion foal that runs nicely upwards and showed a lot of impression in trot and canter".

The complete mare Lush (mv. Ampère) by A. van Tilborg had the highest score with 85/85 points at the studbook inspection in Houten. Our mare Little Diva mv. Gribaldi was one of the top mares in Velddriel with a score of 80/85 points.

2018/2019

High Five U.S. offspring did very well in the first viewing in Ermelo. Of the five sons presented, four were invited to the second viewing in Den Bosch with their uphill builds. An amazing presentation! His son Lamborghini (x Olivi), was approved for the Mecklenburg studbook and selected for the KWPN performance test. In Gelder horses, Leopold S (x Kos) was also approved for the KWPN performance test.

2017

High Five U.S. offspring continue to impress. Marricone UTV (x Bordeaux) won the Gelderland championship, bred by Anita Taal- Vlas, Hengelo. The second High Five US placed third, Madelief T (x Krack C), a mare bred by Henk Tuss.  High Five US foals continue to be purchased at good prices during foal auctions. For example, Magnum (x Gribaldi), bred by Fam, van Mook, was purchased for 14,000 euro at the EDS Summer Edition auction and moved to Brazil.

2016

The first foals immediately were noticed by buyers and breeders alike due to their stance and powerful movement. At the the EDS summer edition, the fantastic mover Lamborghini (x Olivi) bred by Chr. De Feijter- Seydlitz sold for 16,000 euro, and the powerhouse Lady Killer (x Ronaldo) bred by Fam. Van Mook sold for 15,000 euro.

Breeder
Fam. Feijter Seydlitz 
Doorndijk 1 
4571 SP Axel