Shakespeare won the 70 day stallion test and won the dressage!

Shakespeare wins the 70 day test at Silver Creek Farm in Broken Arrow, OK and wins the dressage with the very high score of 136.01.  

Shakespeare's scores include 9.5 character, 9 temperament, 9.5 trainability, 8.5 trot, 9 canter (8.5 under saddle and 9.5 cross country), 8 walk, 9.5 rideability, 8 free jumping, 8 stadium jumping, 8.5 cross country jumping, 9.25 rideability (test rider). His first foals were born in 2009 and they were super. 8 were named Premium by the GOV, with two receiving Foal of Distinction ribbons. A colt was named the top colt at the large AHS Ohio inspection. Shakespeare RSF will now stand to outside mares for $1800 with a $400 booking fee included. His semen is excellent.

Inspection and Show Results

Shakespeare RSF was the clear winner of the 70 Day Stallion Test held at Silver Creek Farms in Broken Arrow, OK. with a final score of 130.29. See the full report and photos on the left. Here is a new video of trot and beginning half steps taken early Feb 2010. He is making amazing progress, and John loves to ride him: Here is the canter and walk work taken in early Feb 2010:

A video of him under saddle at the trot in January:


Video of canter and walk here:




Video of cross country jumping here:







His 70 day test score includes a 5% deduction for being over 4 years old. He was the winner of the Dressage with an index of 136.01, and he placed fifth in the Jumping with an index of 105.42. The final testing days were December 10-12, 2009. We received a large crystal for the overall win, and a smaller crystal vase for the dressage win. We also received am embroidered cooler from the American Hanoverian Society for being the highest placed Hanoverian and the highest place domestically bred Hanoverian. Shakespeare is now fully approved by the AHS, the German Hanoverian Verband, the Oldenburg Horse Breeders Society (GOV), RPSI and the Oldenburg-ISR.


Foaling Report: Named Top Colt at the 2004 RSF Inspection!
Foaling report: EM Acapella had a really dark (black???, dark brown???) colt on 4/2 with NO WHITE ANTWHERE. He is tall, very pretty head and moves with a lot of knee and uphill already, like daddy, Sandro Hit.We have named him Shakespeare RSF (Will for short). Looks like he is shedding out to be a very dark brown. Goodbye dun baby fur! Fabulous mover! Inspection team recommended him as a stallion prospect.