Breed: Zangersheide
Colour: Dark Bay Silver
Height: 162 cm
Born.: 2019
| Sir Cisco | Sancisco (Oldb.) | Sandro Hit |
| Rosenfee | ||
| Florida E (SWE) | Arpeggio (Westph.) | |
| Pensylvania | ||
| Paradoxite | Fantastic (Hann.) | Fürst Romancier (Oldb.) |
| Sienna (Hann.) | ||
| Pashmina (USA) | Prelude By Mozart (Trak.) | |
| Wrangled From Heaven |
Links pedigree: https://www.rimondo.com/pedigree/1736048/silver-fizz
- Silver-carrier Z/n
- AES licensed
- WFFS free (N/N)
Studfee:
Europe: 2 doses 650,- Euro, In Germany payable when the mare is pregnant
UK: 2 doses 600 GBP
USA: 2 doses 800,- USD
Canada: 2 doses 1150 CAD
Australia: 1 dose 850 AUD, from the 2nd dose onwards 425 AUD
Newzealand: 1 dose 900 NZD, from the 2nd dose onwards 450 NZD
The expressive young stallion Silver Fizz immediately draws every eye. He combines extraordinary suppleness with outstanding quality in both his basic gaits and over the jump. Added to this is the unmistakable presence and elegance of a truly noble horse.
Fuzzy is the first foal of the mare Paradoxite, who introduced the silver gene into German Warmblood breeding through her American dam line. The dam’s sire, Fantastic, descends from Fürst Romancier/Fürst Heinrich, carrying the finest dressage bloodlines and ensuring exceptional rideability. The offspring of Fürst Romancier have caused a sensation both nationally and internationally. From Bundeschampionat winners and World Championship participants to Grand Prix winners and licensed sons – the list of achievements seems endless. Fürst Romancier himself was the Oldenburg Main Premium winner and, in 2009, finished fourth as the most successful stallion of his year at both the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses and the Bundeschampionat. His sire, Fürst Heinrich, was Champion Stallion in 2001, Oldenburg Main Premium winner in 2002, and World Champion for 5-year-old dressage horses in 2003. He produced more than 50 licensed stallions, including the Champion Stallion, Main Premium winner, Bundeschampion, and influential sire Fürstenball.
Fuzzy’s sire Sir Cisco qualified for both the Bundeschampionat and the World Championships for Young Horses. Equally impressive under the jumping saddle, Sir Cisco also enjoyed success in eventing. It is therefore no surprise that Fuzzy himself displays remarkable talent over fences. His grandsire Sancisco was the most successful dressage horse of his age group in Germany, honored with the prestigious OLD suffix. He was a placed finalist at the Nürnberger Burg-Pokal Final in Frankfurt before being sold for more than one million euros. Under new ownership, he continued to celebrate victories in the Grand Prix circuit.
Sandro Hit appears twice in the pedigree – on both the sire’s and the dam’s side. He topped the WBFSH ranking of the world’s leading dressage horses and has left a lasting mark on modern breeding. His offspring are renowned for their brilliant type and exceptionally light-footed movements. Today, Sandro Hit is regarded as a foundation stallion whose influence defines an entire bloodline.
Silver Fizz presents himself with exceptional quality under the saddle. A sensitive and refined ladies’ horse, he impresses with his outstanding rideability, cooperative nature, and harmonious way of going. At the same time, his athletic ability and natural talent point clearly to a promising future in sport, making him both a delightful partner today and an exciting prospect for tomorrow.
At home, Silver Fizz is affectionately called Fuzzy, just like the popular hero from the well-known western classics. He captivates with his gentle nature, his willingness to work, and his pleasant sensitivity – a well-mannered and diligent young stallion in every respect.
With his thick blond forelock and large, expressive dark eyes, he is a true head-turner. Few pass his stable without pausing to admire this strikingly beautiful horse.
Silver Dapple – the trend color of tomorrow? Fuzzy reliably transmits 50% of this highly sought-after color gene to his offspring, marking the introduction of the silver gene in modern sport horse breeding.
What exactly is the Silver Dapple gene in horses, what does it look like, and how is it inherited?
The Silver Dapple gene is a dominant color trait that creates striking, eye-catching horses. It lightens black coats to a rich chocolate brown with a silver mane and tail, and on bay horses it softens the dark points to a silvery shade while preserving the warm body color. The gene is passed on with a 50% inheritance rate from one parent, making every foal a potential carrier of this rare and highly desirable color. Chestnut horses may carry the gene invisibly, adding an element of surprise to future generations. Beyond its uniqueness, Silver Dapple marks the arrival of an exciting new color influence in modern sport horse breeding.
Silver Fizz offers breeders a rare opportunity to introduce the coveted Silver Dapple gene into modern sport horse breeding. Particularly well-suited for Warmblood lines, he unites athletic talent, excellent rideability, and extravagant looks, making him an outstanding choice for producing sport horses that perform brilliantly while capturing every eye.
At the same time, Silver Fizz’s gentle character and special charisma make him equally appealing for many other breeds. He offers breeders the chance to create not only future athletes but also exceptional leisure partners – true “horses of a lifetime” that combine uniqueness, beauty, and heart. With Silver Fizz, every foal carries the potential to be both special in color and unforgettable in character.
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