Hall of fame

Jazz is Cocktail’s famous son and was born on May 21, 1991 at Huub and Tinie van Helvoirt. The preference Broere Jazz has numerous sons who perform great in the Grand Prix. In 2006, Jazz received preference for his achievements and his successful offspring. Jazz has proven to be an excellent sire.

Bob van Rijsdijk bought Jazz as a colt. Nico Witte became the part-owner of Jazz a while later. Since 2004, the stallion is fully owned by Stud Farm Broere. 

Ampère is also known as ‘the professor’. He owes his nickname to its surplus of qualities, temperament and rideability. In sports, he failed to live up to his qualities. But in breeding, his qualities are inherited. His son Franklin is perhaps one of his most notable descendants. He followed his father as the champion of the stallion show in ‘s-Hertogenbosch and turns out to be a true phenomenon whenever he’s ridden. 

Bretton Woods is the black beauty who won the VSN dressage finals. As a stallion, he got high marks and was registered as a stallion at the KWPN. Nowadays, Bretton Woods is known because of the German rider Matthias Alexander Rath. His offspring seems to inherit his exceptional talent as they impress at tests and in sports. Stal Witte sold Bretton Woods to Paul Schockemöhle and Ann-Kathrin Linsenhoff in 2011.  

Vontango entered Stal Witte as a foal. Madeleine trained the gelding to Grand Prix level. They became Dutch champions in the Zware Tour. Vontango was a promising talent due to the grades he received at a young age. Unfortunately, Vontango died when he was 10 years old to the effects of colic. Vontango and Madeleine were competing for a place at the London Olympics at that time. 

Florencio’s offspring Borencio was one of the most promising dressage horses of his age. At the Pavo Cup of 2011, Borencio won the competition. A year later, he won silver in the World Cup. In 2013, the gelding was sold to Denmark. Nowadays, Borencio is successful with Norwegian Young Rider Alexandra Andresen.

The best of the best. Chagall is the son of the very elegant and well-developed stallion Jazz. Jazz was proclaimed as ‘the best stallion in the world’. His mother Annabel is an elite preferent mare (De Niro x Romancier). Besides that, she is the leader of the KWPN mare index. Annabel is Bretton Woods’ mother. De Niro (Donnerhall x Akzent II) was ‘stallion of the year’ in 2008. His grandmother Alina is a daughter of Romancier (Rosenkavalier x Feuerschein I). Stal Witte sold Chagall to President Dressage Stables. 

Dark President was represented by Stal Witte during the KWPN stallion show in 2011. Dark President was sold at the KWPN Select Sale. He passed the performance test with good grades. Hans Peter Minderhoud and Marieke van der Putten led the black stallion to beautiful victories in the KWPN stallion competition. Dark President recently made his competition debut under Marieke and won.

Jazz’s offspring Unlimited was very successful with Stéphanie Peters in the dressage Grand Prix. In 2013, the former owners of Unlimited decided to sell the stallion to Stal Witte. Madeleine competed a few times with Unlimited in the Grand Prix. Unlimited impressed and scored marks above 70%. In 2015, Unlimited was sold to America. 

Vitana V is a descendant of the German stallion Donnerhall. Stéphanie Peters was very successful with Vitana V in the Grand Prix dressage, but a while ago, Madeleine took over the reins. Vitana and Madeleine’s first test was a debut to remember, as they won the test with superb grades. Somewhat later, the mare was sold to the Spanish Olympic rider Morgan Barbançon. In 2016, she sold Vitana to the Samsung team in Korea. 

Zandor is a descendant of Florencio. Under the Italian Norma Paoli he is very successful in the Grand Prix Dressage. They are in Italy’s national team. 

Stal Witte bought Umbro as a foal. Lately, Umbro is successful with Mary Hanna from Australia. 

Madorijke is an international dressage horse. She is trained by Madeleine. Madeleine and Madorijke were a successful duo during the Pavo Cup. They ran through all the national dressage classes and reached the international Grand Prix. In 2002, Madeleine and Madorijke reached the 4^th place at the national championships. A year later they reached the 5^th place during the same competition. During Jumping Indoor Maastricht in 2004, the duo won a 5^th place. Madorijke is a daughter of Contango from the mare Edorijke. 

Patser is a son of the preferent stallion Jazz. His mother, Cirginia (Ariban XX) is a preferent and performance mare. With Madeleine, Patser won the Pavo Cup twice. He also participated in the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses in Verden. He was the national champion in the ZZ heavy and light tour. Even as a foal, this son of Jazz impressed everyone. He has been declared the best colt in the Netherlands. In 2010, Patser died at the age of 13. 

In 2002, the stallion Ro-Lex passed his descendants research. In 2003/2004 he was the winner of the stallion competition (class M). In 2004, Ro-Lex won the title of Future Stallion at the International Stallion Show in Zwolle. He also won the Inter 1. That year, Ro-Lex started in the ZZ-light nine times. He won all nine competitions. Madeleine and Ro-Lex were extremely successful until 2007. Later that year, Ro-Lex was sold to the Swiss rider Isabelle Ros. She competed the stallion in the Grand Prix. 

Madeleine discovered the Grand Prix with Feliki. Feliki has a great mentality and never gets tired. In 2000 the mare was sold to the United States (to thriller writer Tammy Hoag). Feliki and Tami Hoag were a successful duo in the Grand Prix.