Broodmares

SPS Miss Moonshine
2001 Bay Hanoverian Mare
Münchhausen x De Niro x Weltmeyer
Main Hanoverian Studbook

Winner of Mare Performance Test in 2004
Gaits: 7 / 8 / 8 , Ridability: 8 / 8 , Jumping: 7 / 7

Two year old Show Class Winner from 21 young mares

Premiered at the Louis-Wiegels-Show with a 1d prize

Produced Champion Foal at Schillerslage in 2006

THE LOUIS-WIEGELS-SHOW - Every 7 years the Hannoverian Society puts on an over regional in-hand show for mares in Uelzen. In 2003, Gestüt Mühlenort was represented in the class of 2 year olds by "Miss Moonshine" sired by Munchausen and she was honored with
a 1-d Premium prize. At this meeting only the winning mares from the diverse regional shows are invited to compete for the top honors.

Miss Moonshine was Two Year old show winner from 21 mares and then received 1d Premium at the Louis-Wiegels Show.
In 2004 she was Mare Performance Test Winner.
2006 colt from Miss Moonshine (Furst Heinrich- Munchausen) was Champion Foal at Schillerslage and advanced to the winners final in Beedenbostel where he scored a final of 9,08 and second highest score of the day becoming Reserve Champion.

Draginia (De Niro), Miss Moonshine's dam, was herself as a 2 year
old 1a-premiered and was in the same year at area line shows with
1d honors pramiered.

St.Pr.Weltfee (Weltmeyer), grand-dam was many times class and
show winner at regional and over regional line class mare shows.
Further she was many times winner of riding horse classes and finished
a good mare testing: Gaits : 9 / 9 / 8 , Ridability: 9 / 8

Münchhausen was the outstanding champion stallion of the 1997 approvals in Germany, and sold for the highest price that year.
His career took off by winning Reserve Champion title at his Stallion Performance Test, winning the National Trakehner Riding Horse Championships in Cologne as a 4 year old, and winning his first 3rd level tests as a 5 year old. He qualified for the Bundeschampionships three times, and was the FEI Reserve World Champion Young Dressage horse in Verden as a 6 year old. He qualified for the Nürnberg Burgpokal finals, Germany's most prestigious event for young dressage horses before their first season at Grand Prix. In 2004, EH Münchhausen debuted at international Grand Prix shows and immediately won with scores in the 70s. In 2004, he and his rider, Fie Skasoe, were named to the Danish Olympic Team longlist.

Stallions from this dam line: