Breeding and Breeding History

Hokuspokus’ Sire Brioni was born at the prestigious Trakehner stud Schralling in Bavaria, Germany. He has been successful in dressage, show jumping and eventing. Brioni has been a winner of the Trakehner (Nurmi-performance) Test in 2005 with best marks in walk, trot and canter, cross-country, willingness to perform and rideability. He also qualified for the federal BCH. The Trakehner-Rhineland wrote: “a clear type and refiner of best breed, who is a successful symbiosis of a Trakehner and Arab. He pleased the audience through his gaits, up-hill movement, charm and charisma.”

Hokuspokus‘ mother Hillary is a premium and elite German warmblood mare, harmoniously built with excellent three paces and great fertility and robust health. She produced three graded stallions, three state premium mares and her other six (!) foals have also become successful sport horses competing on intermediate and higher levels. She was rewarded entry to the highest main stud books in the ZfdP as well as German Sporthorse and has a rare entry in the performance stud book D of the FN. The high-blooded mare combines Kinsky-, Thoroughbred and Achal-Teke blood. 

Her motherly grandfather Almhirt Tynsky put the finishing touches on her bloodlines with Hannovarian influence of Alderman I and Adeptus.   

Hokuspokus' grand mother, is a VPrSt (premium mare) of the Trakehner Breeding Association as well as ZfdP. She produced two licensed stallions and her progeny competed up to CIC*** level. Her mothers roots come from the valuable english Crabbet-line (Old English Arab). Her grandmother Krushina was elite mare and a successful distance horse and produced best prodigy. The mother Adyca ox was a premium as well as a stunning looking mare who was sold for 25,000 DM as weaned foal. Her roots from her sire's side come from the Russian Tersk Stud with her father Bagdad, who was born and bred by the Tersk Stud and passed proven performance bloodlines to his progeny. Bagheerah also features Arax ox twice in her pedigree, who is a descendent of the Weller main bloodlines of Balractar, who founded the most famous stallion line in Tersk. 

Garut Humbursky is going back to the legendary buckskin-colored Achal-Teke Absent. This stallion is probably the most famous and most unusual Akhal-Teke, who - after a successful racing career - won gold and bronze with 82.4% in dressage at 3 Olympic Games under 2 different riders (Sergej Filatov and Ivan Kalita), became the Russian championship winner and won in 1968 the title of "Sporting Horse of the World" (watch this video by Absent, who, despite the flying newspaper between his legs, continued his piaffe undeterred). 

The Achal-Teke breed is famous for their great stamina, intelligence, speed, agility and bravery - all characteristics that are today sought after in all rounders, eventers and endurance horses.

Whilst they can appear light of bone, like the Arabs, their bones are incredibly dense, designed to cover hard ground at high speed.