Royal Olymp

At his licensing in Vechta in 2000, Royal Olymp was celebrated as a premium stallion. His career showed that this was an absolutely correct decision: In the 30-day test, he came fourth with the dream scores of 8.58 for dressage and a rideability of 9.25 WN. He even placed 6th in jumping with a score of 8.33.

He was qualified 3 times for the German Federal Championships and reached the final there.

Unfortunately, when he reached the difficult Intermediaire I class, a serious injury ended his sports career. However, in Norway, Stutterie ML proved that the impossible is possible. They bought the stallion and he was rebuilt by his rider Siv Krog Morberg.

Just a year later he won a Grand Prix! It is fantastic that the stallion returned after his serious injury and was more successful than ever at the highest level of dressage.

Unfortunately, Royal Olymp passed away in 2015. In the two previous years he was only used for breeding.

Royal Olymp comes from a good jumping line.

Farce was reserve champion in Oldenburg and reached the second place in the Bundeschampionat. Another sister by Royal Olymp became runner-up at the show jumping licensing in Oldenburg in 2001; later that same year she was sold to Australia for the top price of the auction.

In breeding, Royal Olymp has 5 licensed sons, including Repertoire and Riccione, winner of the 70-day test and Royal Oak (sold to Australia) - dressage champion 2007. More and more offspring qualified for the Bundeschampionat.

At the Norwegian Warmblood Licensing he received the following grades: