Waterford at home in Chico, California
Elite Stallion Waterford
Waterford, the Champion of the 1998 Stallion Licensing and winner of the 1999 Stallion Performance test is
now in the United States. The elegant chestnut sire is from the Landgestut Celle in Germany and imported
in 2006 by Lynn McEnespy of Chico, California with the assistance of agent Britta Johnston and Dr. Alex
Brockman from the Hanoverian State Stud.
Bred by Wilfried Schlichting of Germany, Waterford is a 1996 born Hanoverian stallion of the best modern
breeding. His sire is Wolkenstein II (winner of his stallion testing) who is by the famous Weltmeyer (winner
of his stallion testing). His dam, Minna is by the modern refining stallion, Matcho AA (winner of his stallion
testing) and her dam is by the famous dressage sire, Pik König. Waterford won the Stallion Performance
Test in 1999 with a phenomenal dressage score of 154.48 points (first out of 36), a very good score of
115.84 for jumping (seventh out of 36), and an overall winning score of 149.94.
Each year the publication of the Hanoverian Stallion Book lists the top stallions producing the best types for
dressage and jumping. These are calculated according to a statistical model developed to help predict
which breeding combinations are likely to produce the desired type of horse. Information from Hanoverian
mare performance tests, from selections for Verden's riding horse auctions as well as the results from
mare inspections is combined with performance information from the German Riding Association (FN).
For dressage as well as jumping there are four elements: the stallion performance test, mare tests, young
sport horse classes and general competitions. Hanoverian rankings are based entirely on progeny - with
the advantage in the Hanoverian system that the mare tests evaluate jumping, dressage and conformation
. The Hanoverian breed values require results of at least ten descendants.
Performance Test Overview, Adelheidsdorf, Germany
Kind of Performance Test Score Place Number In Test Test Date Place
Performance Test: 300 days 149.94 1 36 15.10.1999 Adelheidsdorf
Dressage. 154.48 1
Jumping. 115.84 7
LKl. 1
For more information contact Lynn McEnespy, P.O. Box 773., Chico, Calif. 95927.
Ph. 530-343-6806, E-Mail LMcEnespy@Yahoo.com
Stud Fee for 2008 - $2,500 includes $750 non-refundable booking fee. Consideration for Repeat
breedings, State Premium, Elite Candidate, Elite or other approved mares. Fresh or frozen semen.
Waterford, the Champion of the 1998 Stallion Licensing and winner of the 1999 Stallion Performance test is
now in the United States. The elegant chestnut sire is from the Landgestut Celle in Germany and imported
in 2006 by Lynn McEnespy of Chico, California with the assistance of agent Britta Johnston and Dr. Alex
Brockman from the Hanoverian State Stud.
Bred by Wilfried Schlichting of Germany, Waterford is a 1996 born Hanoverian stallion of the best modern
breeding. His sire is Wolkenstein II (winner of his stallion testing) who is by the famous Weltmeyer (winner
of his stallion testing). His dam, Minna is by the modern refining stallion, Matcho AA (winner of his stallion
testing) and her dam is by the famous dressage sire, Pik König. Waterford won the Stallion Performance
Test in 1999 with a phenomenal dressage score of 154.48 points (first out of 36), a very good score of
115.84 for jumping (seventh out of 36), and an overall winning score of 149.94.
Each year the publication of the Hanoverian Stallion Book lists the top stallions producing the best types for
dressage and jumping. These are calculated according to a statistical model developed to help predict
which breeding combinations are likely to produce the desired type of horse. Information from Hanoverian
mare performance tests, from selections for Verden's riding horse auctions as well as the results from
mare inspections is combined with performance information from the German Riding Association (FN).
For dressage as well as jumping there are four elements: the stallion performance test, mare tests, young
sport horse classes and general competitions. Hanoverian rankings are based entirely on progeny - with
the advantage in the Hanoverian system that the mare tests evaluate jumping, dressage and conformation
. The Hanoverian breed values require results of at least ten descendants.
Performance Test Overview, Adelheidsdorf, Germany
Kind of Performance Test Score Place Number In Test Test Date Place
Performance Test: 300 days 149.94 1 36 15.10.1999 Adelheidsdorf
Dressage. 154.48 1
Jumping. 115.84 7
LKl. 1
For more information contact Lynn McEnespy, P.O. Box 773., Chico, Calif. 95927.
Ph. 530-343-6806, E-Mail LMcEnespy@Yahoo.com
Stud Fee for 2008 - $2,500 includes $750 non-refundable booking fee. Consideration for Repeat
breedings, State Premium, Elite Candidate, Elite or other approved mares. Fresh or frozen semen.
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