JUNO VAN DE ZANDZEE

ABOUT

When you look at this stunning colt, you can easily see that he’s inherited the good
looks of his sire Jameson RS2. This very promising and talented stallion was the
champion at the KWPN stallion licensing in Den Bosch, leaving the public and the
judges in awe with his impressive mechanic in trot and canter. His first offspring
seem to be promising, as is this Juno Van de Zandzee. Not only his charisma, but
the uphill tendency in his paces as well remind us of his sire.
This was also perceived by the judges at the Oldenburg foal show in July. They
praised this colt as very elegant and high legged, but with enough body. He has a
good conformation and very convincing paces to become a good dressage horse.
They rewarded him with the title of ‘premium’ foal.
The dam, great dam and even the great great dam of Juno are all Hanoverian State
Premium mares, which also proves they are healthy mares with a good character.
The dam, Snap Dragon also got the health and confirmation-label from BWP.
The damline produced many good sporthorses and licensed stallions. Good
examples are the licensed stallion ‘Sean Connery’ (v. Sir Donnerhall) who’s ¾
brother to Snap Dragon.This stallion came third at the german ‘Bundeschampionat’
as a 3 year old and second as a 6 year old. By now Swedish top rider Therese
Nilshagen has produced him up until GP level.
Other examples are Sean Connery II (Sir Donnerhall x Rotspon): 3/4 brother of the
dam as well. He got sold at the PSI auction in 2015 for €850 000 and recently won
his debut in S-level dressage with Sasha Schulz. Sirocco (Sandro Hit x Rotspon) was
successful in international small tour under Kate Cowel (UK). And Her Highness O
(Hohenstein x Weltmeyer) performed in the international GP.

PEDIGREE

Jameson RS2	Blue Hors Zack	Rousseau
		Orona
	Atilinda M	Negro
		Tilinda M
Snap Dragon	San Amour	Sandro Hit
		Puppenfee
	River Queen	Rotspon
		Wild Lady

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