rimondo Insights

Haffruf, a promising Trakehner stallion from the 2020 cohort, is already showcasing his potential in both sport and breeding at a young age. Under the rider Jessica Oertl, Haffruf achieved two placings in his initial starts in dressage horse tests and national competitions for four-year-old horses. These early successes highlight his aptitude and the quality of his training.

In breeding, Haffruf has recently presented his first foal crop, indicating a promising future as a sire. His sire, Zauberdeyk, is already a well-known name in Trakehner breeding with over 70 offspring successful in various disciplines. The maternal line is strengthened by the mare Haselnuss and the dam's sire Kentucky, both of whom have already had a significant impact on Trakehner breeding through their progeny.

Haffruf demonstrates a pronounced aptitude for dressage, as reflected in his performances to date. With his noble lineage and early sporting successes, he is a promising candidate for breeders seeking a young, talented stallion.