2004 Oldenburg Stallion Licensing

A New Career for René Tebbel ?!

German equestrian journalist Jan Tönjes wittily remarked that René Tebbel has found a new destination in life: rearing dressage horses. The German international show jumping team member Tebbel is employed at Gestut Sprehe and trains the show jumpers, normally. In his "spare time" he also rears young horses and he seems to have discovered a new road to success: the young dressage horse.

The 35-year old René Tebbel presented four horses at this year's Oldenburg licensing. Three of them were licensed, one was Champion and the other was Runner Up.

Placing third in the premium ring was Tebbel's Donnerhall x Feiner Stern x Aktuell x Futuro colt. This black stallion was bred by Ulrich Brinkhus and is by Donnerhall out of elite mare Wild Rose who descends from the renowned Weissena dam line.

This black colt showed wonderful gaits in hand, with a very nicely engaged trot. He was sold at the stallion auction after the licensing for 60,000 euro to Gestut Tenterhof in Ratingen, Germany.

Tebbel's third licensed stallion was a show jumping bred chestnut colt by Lordanos x Landadel.

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