The young and promising Carlos became Premium Oldenburger Licensed Stallion in 2016 and earned his Zangersheide licensing in 2017. He astounded all with the technique, scope and each with which he tackled freejumping as a young horse and we are very excited about his future prospects.  

He is a son of the Holsteiner Premium stallion Cascadello I, who jumps at international level with Dirk Ahlmann (GER). Cascadello I, the Holstein reserve champion in the 2011 approval and the first of his progeny are showing great potential he has already produced a number of licensed stallions. His sire, who needs no introduction, is the great Olympic Champion Casall ridden by Rolf Goran-Bengtsson (SWE) , Following Casall is the 1.55m Grand Prix stallion Clearway and the 1.60m Grand Prix Stallion I Love You in his pedigree.

Carlos's dam Bodina W is classified as a Premium Mare and is a daughter of the great Balou du Rouet, who walks in the footsteps of his sire Baloubet du Rouet. Balou du Rouet produced numerous Grand Prix showjumping horses, such as Horse Gym's Balzaci (Felix Haßmann), Bacardi (Marc Bettinger), Burberry (Jan Sprehe), Balloon (Shane Breen), First Class of Eeckelghem (Daniel Deußer) and Brooklyn 17 (Mario Stevens).

Bodina W already produced the successful international jumper Eldorado de Hus (Diarado). She is bred out of the KWPN mare Iegola, who combines the performance genes of Ramiro Z with the valuable genes of Marinier. Iegola is a half-sister to the Grand Prix horse Lukay W (Lancer II).

This beautiful stallion, has done everything right in the early stages of his career. He was always a phenomenal free jumper with all the power and intelligence you would expect from this superior lineage. As a foal, he won the Westphalian foal championship in Paderborn. As a 2 year old, he was successful at numerous Stallion approvals including being declared a premium stallion and taking the title “Reserve champion” at the ZfdP Licensing in 2015. He has also been approved for Oldenburg International and the Hanoverian Society .

He was very sucessful in his first season in the young horse classes jumping up to 1.10m in his first competitive season. We are very much looking forward to watching him develop. His dam Pia Lordetta (Pilot) is a half-sister to the 1.60m Grand Prix showjumper Celantano (Contender) ridden by Francesco Franco, the 1.45m horse Al Capone (Argentinus) and a 1.30m showjumper.

Cedrus is a son of the world renowned sire Calido I. Some of his most Calido I’s famous offspring include; Coupe de Coeur, La Coronia, and Eurocommerce Acapulco.Grandsire, Pilot has produced championship horses like PS Priamos and Pialotta. He is now regarded as one of the best broodmare sires of our time. Grandam, Fabienne II (Lord) is also an aunt of the 1.60m Grand Prix showjumper Armstrong (Athlet Z).

The beautiful Oak Grove’s Che started his jumping career late in the 2015 season and showed us, in his debut performances, a glimpse of what we hope are are good things to come in the future. He was approved in Oldenburg in November 2014 and is earmarked for the 2016 Bundeschampionate for 5 year olds.He is a son of Christian (Cartani), who started his successful career early. As a 5-year-old, Christian finished 8th in the Bundeschampionate final and jumped very successfully at the 1.45m level three years later.Christian's sire, Cartani is a product of two Olympic show jumpers, Carthago Z and the mare Taggi, who contributed to team gold for Germany at the 1994 World Equestrian Games in The Hague. Free Lilly, the dam of Christian, also jumped at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens under the name Who knows Lilly!The dam of Oak Grove's Che is the Oldenburg mare Check Girl, who has the Grand Prix showjumping stallions Check In (Cordalme) and Come One (Cantus) as sire and grandsire respectively. Check In, who consistently produces well, was ridden by Gilbert Böckmann, as was his dam Ilonka and his sire Cordalme Z. In his damline, Che goes back to the Trakehner mare Flygirl (Scharnhorst), who descends from a thoroughbred family. 

This powerful stallion has shown all the class of an experienced school master in the first stages of his training under saddle. He has an exemplary willingness to work and has shown great quickness and scope over the jump. We we're very happy with his results in his first competitve season as he recieved many top placings in the young horse classes jumping up to 1.10m.

As the product of Cornet Obolensky and the legendary mare Ratina Z, sire, sire Comme il Faut, has the an impeccable blue blood pedigree. He is currently being ridden with considerable success by Marcus Ehning who is very excited about the Grand Prix showjumping stallion. Dam, Lullaby (alias Tamara), is a half-sister of the 1.40m mare Charity (Upgrade) and the CIC2 * eventing horse and 1.30m jumper Coral Estate Bring It On (Travolta) ridden by Nienke van Roekel (NED).

The dam line also produced the KWPN licensed stallion Boreas (Jasper) and the 1.60m jumping stallion Adventure van de Dwerse Hagen (Caesar van de Helle) ridden by Niklaus Schurtenberger (SUI), along with his full-brother Dundee van de Dwerse Hagen who jumped at the 1.60m level with Cameron Hanley (IRL) and their half-sister, Sri Lanka E(Premium De Laubry), who competed at the 1.55m level with Christoph Erbschwendtner (AUT). Lullaby’s sire Lux Z won more than a million euros in prize money and has many successful offspring in both sport and breeding, including Lupicor and Tornesch. He is known as an outstanding sire of broodmares.

Comme Fleur has had a fantastic start to his competition career. Having won numerous Bundeschampionate Qualifications with unbeatable scores as a 5 and 6yo he has competed solidly and consistently well up to 1.35m level and is ready to take on the 7yo tracks early in 2018. 

The dam of this promising stallion Comme Fleur is the top mare Fleur III (Romino), who participated in three World Cup finals. With Michael Whitaker she also competed at the 2003 European Championships in Donaueschingen. Fleur's son Cheers Cassini (Cassini I) also jumped at 1.60m Grand Prix level and has been approved by the AES and Selle Français. Further offspring from Fleur; One Man (Cassini I) and La Petite Fleur (Lexicon) are also highly successful at 1.60m with Angelie von Essen (GBR) and 1.55m level with Andres Arozarena (MEX).

Sire Calido I is known as one of the top producers of show jumpers at present. Having been the sire of multiple Bundeschampions and Grand Prix jumpers, he is an integral part of the Holstein breeding association due to his exceptional breeding success. Through Suehne (Landgraf I), dam Fleur III is a granddaughter of the 1.50m jumping mare Buehne (Fokus II). Suehne produced no less than three 1.60m Grand Prix showjumpers, including the licensed stallion Come On (Cantus). Comme Fleur is Approved with AES and Oldenburger International

Oak Grove’s Darshan has all the power and blood that you would expect from his lineage. He competed consistently well at the Springpferde Prufung Level up to the 1.30m and also Qualified for the Bundeschampionate in 2016 for 5yo’s and 6yo's and was the silver medalist in the World Breeding Championships for Young Horses (6yo's) in Zangersheide in 2017.  We are expecting very good things from this horse both in breeding and in sport.

After three generations of top 1.60m Grand Prix stallions (Diamant de Semilly, Baloubet du Rouet and I Love You), Oak Grove's Darshan’s genetics go back to a valuable Anglo-Arab damline. With the Baloubet du Rouet x I Love You cross, dam Shiva Nantuel has the same gene mix as the highly successful Grand Prix stallion Chaman, ridden by Ludger Beerbaum. Both of Darshan’s dam, Shiva Nantuel, and grandam  jumped at the International 1.45m level. The pedigree goes back to the valuable broodmare Royaltie III (Kaolin de Lyre), who produced nine showjumpers at the 1.30m level and higher, including the licensed 1.50m jumping stallion Jiky the Nantuel (Papillon Rouge). She is also the grandam of 1.60m showjumpers such as Oceane de Nantuel ridden by Pedro Veniss (BRA) and Pacha de Nantuel ridden by Reed Kessler (USA).

Oak Grove's Darshan is approved as a premium stallion by Oldenburg-International (OS) and his progeny are all showing the scope of their father.

Oak Grove's Enkidu has had some very impressive scores on the Springpferde circuit as a 5yo and as a 6yo started his international career. He produced some wonderful clear rounds in the CSI1*YH cuircuit and was a finalist in the World Breeding Championships for Young Horses (6yo) and we are hopeful for good things to come.

This beautiful and powerful licensed stallion has many top sport horses in his family. His sire Ensor van de Heffinck is, like Olympic show jumpers Cornet Obolensky and Via Volo, a product of the successful cross of the two great stallions Clinton and Heartbreaker. The licensed stallion Nouma d'Auzay (Carthago), who jumped at International 1.60m level with Franke Sloothaak, is a half-brother of Enkidu.

Enkidu’s grandam is none other than the international jumping mare Via d'Auzay, who won classes at CHIO Aachen with Hervé Godignon and won the Puissance of Ancenis Atover 2.00m as a six year old! Great-grandam Kysra d'Auzay (Phoenix- Rantzau xx) also won several Grand Prix’s with Godignon. Oak Grove’s Enkidu is approved by Studbook Zangersheide and AES (Anglo European Studbook).

I’m the One is a very interesting new edition to the Eichenhain Family. This beautiful black stallion looks like he’s out of a storybook. He recently made his competition debut and already has some very nice rounds to his credit.  In September 2016, he was also licensed as a stallion by Zangersheide.

His sire, I’m Special de Muze (Emerald Van’t Ruytershof) made his 1.50m debut in 2017 with Zoï Snels (NED), proving he does justice to his pedigree as a son of the legendary CSI5* 1.60m Grand Prix mare Exquis Walnut de Muze ridden by Harrie Smolders (NED), who is widely considered to be one of the best horses of modern times. Walnut’s dam, Qerly Chin, and great grandam, Kerly, both jumped at the 1.60m World Cup level.

I’m The One  is also strongly bred from dam side. Dam, Amy-Gold (Lupicor) scored several 7,5’s and 8’s for her performance test.

Grandam, Goldy (Burggraaf), produced three horses at 1,30-1.40m level and is grandam of no less than six international showjumpers including two 1.55m Grand Prix horses Vicky Gold (Andiamo) ridden by Gerco Schröder (NED) and Dakar R.S. (Berlin) ridden by David Simpson (IRL), the 1.50m  Daddy-Gold (Andiamo) ridden by Riccardo Pisani (ITA), and two 1.45m horse, Diamo-Gold (Andiamo) and Znoopy Gold V.D. (Vancouver).

Oak Grove’s Laith had a very good start to his jumping career. Currently competing at the International 1.30m level as a youngster where he has shown substantial promise. He easily qualified for the Bundeschampionate in 2016 as a 5 year old and also competed that year in the World Young Horse Championships in Lanaken. Laith’s sire, Glock's London, was, for many years, the top horse of Gerco Schröder. London won, among many victories, the Individual Olympic Silver Medal in the 2012 London Games. He is the product of the multiple medal winning 1.60m showjumper and top breeding sire Nabab de Reve who has jumped at the highest level on the international circuit with Philippe Lejeune and was 2002 Belgian Horse of the Year. This together with the International 1.60m mare, Ta Belle van Sombeke, combines some of the best genes in France.In his maternal line, Laith goes back to an Anglo-Arab family. His dam, Sirene de Riverland, descends from the prematurely deceased Grand Prix stallion Quaprice Z (Quidam de Revel), who produced some top class showjumpers in his short life. This family goes back to the mare Manuela X (Labrador XX) which is the same foundation mare of the line that produced the great Itot du Chateau, as well as other International Grand Prix horses such as Sultan du Chateau, Etoile du Chateau, Amande du Chateau, Monark, Rio de Vains, Rock de Vains, Misterio, Mariacci X, Maloubet Pleville, Semilly, Kire Royal Star, Ernest, Qapitol de Montsec, Regent de Montsec, Nelson van de Helle, Master van de Helle. Laith is approved in Zangersheide and is one of very few licensed London sons.

This powerful stallion is currently competing at the 1.30m. He has had many successes in the young horse Springpferde Prufungs with countless wins already under his belt. The highlight of his career so far was the Bundeschampionate Qualification for 5yo’s which he won with excellent notes. 

Opus Magnum (ex Berlioz du Lys) is very interestingly bred. His sire Ogano Sitte  will probably be remembered as the famous stallion Darco’s most influential son. Ogano Sitte himself competed at the highest level and was known for his scope, quick reflexes and fighting spirit. He passes on these qualities to his offspring with a high level of frequency and Opus Magnum is no exception. Ogano Sitte’s dam is the Grand Prix mare Ialta Sitte (Advontuur). On the maternal side, Opus Magnum’s dam, Neige Bacon, jumped at the 1.35m level and is a daughter of the Olympic stallion Lux Z, who won the Pulsar Crown Series in Valkenswaard and Cannes with Jerry Smit. Grandam Velleda du Hip competed at the 1.40m level. Through her sire Plein d'Espoir IV, she carries the influential French blood of Ibrahim and Starter. The International 1.60m showjumper Lancelot des Vaux (Timorrak des Isles) is out of the full-sister of Opus Magnum’s mother.

Opus Magnum is approved by Oldenburg-International (OS) and has already produced some very promising young stock.