16.3h | 2016 | KWPN Stallion

Sir Donnerhall – Hemmingway – Zuidhorn

Photo By: Courtesy Van Olst Horses
Photo By: Equigeniek
Photo By: Equigeniek
16.3h | 2016 | KWPN Stallion
Color: Chestnut
Owner:
Van Olst Horses & S.A.C. Kleuskens
Breeder:
S.A.C. Kleuskens
Sir Donnerhall Sandro Hit Sandro Song
Loretta
Contenance D Donnerhall
Contenance II
Lantana V Hemmingway Leandro
Marle
Dartha B Zuidhorn
Urcha

Lantanas’ exquisite type and expressive gaits instantly capture your attention, and his fresh pedigree makes him a top consideration for breeders. His sire, Sir Donnerhall, has over 100 approved sons, 221 States Premium daughters, Young Horse Champions, and many Grand Prix CDI horses to his record. Sir Donnerhall is currently ranked 3rd on the WBFSH Dressage Sire Rankings and his sire, Sandro Hit, is currently ranked #8. Sir Donnerhall’s damsire, the legendary Donnerhall, has had an incredible impact on dressage breeding. The Sandro Hit-Donnerhall combination has been an especially effective breeding nick.

Lantanas’ damline is of particular interest, his dam is a Prestatie mare who produced two licensed stallions, the Grand Prix mare Vitana V, and is the granddam for the Grand Prix stallion Cennin. Her sire Hemmingway competed at the World Championships for Young Horses and competed through 1.40 meters in showjumping.  This valuable jumping blood is important to infuse into dressage breeding and Hemmingway has sired offspring successful in multiple disciplines as befits his versatile Holsteiner roots.

Lantanas received an excellent report at his KWPN Stallion Test and earned 8s or higher for all three gaits. He was praised for his willingness to work, his talent for dressage, and his uphill balance. In 2021, Lantanas was approved Hanoverian and competed in the PAVO Cup Finals earning a score of 81.4 points.  From his first foal crop, Lantanas has already produced two licensed stallions with the NRPS, Luganas Ave (ds. Tuschinski) and Roeber Groll (ds. Glamourdale). His foals show his modern type and expressive gaits. With the Van Olst team behind him, Lantanas has a bright future in breeding and sport.

Headlines

2021: Approved Hanoverian

2021: Overall score of 81.4 at the PAVO Cup Finals

2019: Approved KWPN

Breeding Information

Breeding Fee & Contracts
$850 Per ICSI Session
Details: Allows for access to frozen semen for one Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) session performed at New Bolton Center.

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$850 Per Dose
Details: Frozen semen sold by the dose with no live foal guarantee. ICSI not permitted.

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$1,800 1-Season
Details: 1-Season multi-dose agreement completed when your mare maintains a pregnancy for 60-days. Contract allows for a maximum of six (6) doses of semen from the Stallion to produce one foal.

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Submit A Contract Online
Details: Visit the Book A Contract page to electronically submit your contract. This option allows you to quickly book and submit payment via PayPal or Credit Card. 

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Mare Information
Mare Management Reminders

At Hilltop Farm we want to work closely with you and your veterinarian to ensure a successful breeding season and are available for questions at any time. The following information includes some basic suggestions as well as reminders on a few requirements for your breeding contract.

A Breeding Soundness Exam including a uterine culture is recommended, but not required, for all mares prior to breeding. If a mare fails to settle after two breeding cycles, Hilltop Farm will require a culture and cytology to be done at that time prior to any additional shipments of semen. We always recommend your vet checking your mare post-breeding to confirm ovulation. If a mare hangs on to a follicle longer than expected, it can be less expensive to ship additional semen than it would be to breed a second complete cycle. Getting your mare settled in foal is just the beginning. We recommend multiple pregnancy checks to help prevent cases of twins, misdiagnosed pregnancies, or lost time in the breeding season. The following schedule is what we recommend; only the first and fourth checks however are required by your breeding contract.

  • 1st check (Required): 14-16 days post ovulation – optimum time for vet to pinch off a twin if more than a single ovulation is noted.

  • 2nd check (Recommended): 28 days post ovulation – to confirm a viable pregnancy as the heartbeat normally appears by day 25.

  • 3rd check (Recommended): 35-40 days post ovulation – to confirm maintained pregnancy prior to endometrial cup formation. Mares that slip foals early may not come back into heat.

  • 4th check (Required): 55-60 days post ovulation – final confirmation of pregnancy in its critical first trimester.

Following your mare’s 14-16 day pregnancy check, please have your vet complete the Mare Breeding Passport received with your semen shipment and return it to Hilltop Farm. Any changes in pregnancy status after the 14-16 day check must be communicated to Hilltop Farm immediately. This Passport is used in all stallion reports to various breed registries and is used to generate a Breeding Certificate so that you can register your foal.

 

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Cooled Semen
Availability

Lantanas is not available via cooled semen. Please see Frozen Semen for shipping costs and details on Lantanas’s frozen semen.

Registration Information

Your mare’s registration and approval play just as important of a role as the stallion’s approvals when determining registration options for your foal. Please keep in mind that in order to register your foal with a specific association, your mare may first need to be presented to that registry for approval. In addition to the registries a stallion is approved with, there may be additional registration options based on your mare’s eligibility and the stallion’s credentials. If you are confused at all on registration options for a potential foal, please speak with Hilltop Farm and your breed registry PRIOR to booking your breeding.

Lantanas’s Approvals
  • KWPN
  • Hanoverian
Additional Registration Possibilities
  • AHS: Lantanas offspring out of Hanoverian approved mares are eligible for registration with the AHS with payment of a Foreign Sire Fee.
  • ISR/OldenburgNA: Offspring of many of the European stallions may be eligible for registration upon the mare owner’s completion of a Foreign Stallion Permit.
Futurity Information
  • American Hanoverian Society (AHS) Yearling & 2-Year Old Futurity: Yearling and 2-Year Old Lantanas offspring that are AHS registered, Hanoverian Verband registered, AHS Certificate of Pedigree, or American Rhineland registered are eligible for participation. For additional information and futurity guidelines click HERE.
Frozen Semen
Availability
 

Frozen semen may be shipped year-round. Frozen semen is only shipped at the request of the breeder or their veterinarian, click here for instructions to Request A Semen Shipment.

Distribution Fee (per shipment)

Frozen Semen distribution is handled by Select Breeders Service, Inc. The Distribution Fee must be paid in advance of each shipment by check or credit card.

  • $440 for FedEx Overnight or $410 for FedEx 2-Day US shipments; $750 for Canadian shipments + duties/customs charges. These include round-trip FedEx shipping. $15 additional for Saturday delivery.
  • $170 for pick-up/return at Hilltop Farm or SBS with our container (does not include return by FedEx)
  • $55 for pick-up or shipment from SBS with own container (does not include return by FedEx); $55 additional client owned tank recharge fee for tanks that arrive warm.
  • $50 for each additional stallion if multiple stallions are being shipped together; $50 per each additional Mare Owner per shipment
  • Late Fee for requests received after the published notification time: $95
  • Container Deposit – $1350 (Secured by credit card – not charged unless container is not returned or is damaged)
Stallion Health Information
EVA: Negative, Vaccinated Annually
This stallion has been tested for and vaccinated against EVA.  Given his negative status, it is not necessary to vaccinate your mare prior to breeding to this stallion
WFFS Tested: Negative N/N
This stallion is not a carrier of Warmblood Fragile Foal Syndrome (WFFS) and may be breed to both non-carrier and carrier mares without risk. For additional information on WFFS visit the Warmblood Fragile Foal Syndrome page on our website.
Color Tested: Homozygous Red e/e
All chestnut horses are homozygous for the red factor gene.
D-OC Predicate
Lantanas has earned the KWPN D-OC predicate, his genetic predisposition for OC health is equal to or better than the average population.

 

 

Offspring