Dynamic Dream — one of the most popular representatives of modern European dressage breeding.

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The 2017-born stallion became the Westphalian Licensing Champion in 2019 and a Danish Warmblood Premium Stallion in 2020. After winning the licensing, Dynamic Dream was sold for an impressive 1.9 million euros, making him one of the most expensive young dressage stallions of his generation. During stallion testing, he received scores of 9.0 for trot and canter, and a maximum 10.0 for temperament, character, and rideability, confirming his exceptional natural qualities and modern athletic build.

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Son of Glock’s Dream Boy N.O.P. and grandson of the legendary Vivaldi, Ferro, and Sir Donnerhall I, Dynamic Dream combines the top bloodlines of modern global dressage breeding. Glock’s Dream Boy N.O.P., under Hans Peter Minderhoud, represented the Netherlands at the 2018 World Equestrian Games, the 2019 World Cup Final, the Tokyo Olympics, and European Championships, earning team silver medals at both the World Equestrian Games and the European Championship.

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Dynamic Dream gained particular popularity due to his ability to pass on a modern type, elastic movement, and expressive gaits to his offspring. Even at a young age, he became one of Europe's most sought-after sires and topped the Oldenburg Verband's ranking for the number of registered foals. To date, Dynamic Dream is the sire of over 40 licensed sons, including champions, reserve champions, and premium stallions from Europe's leading breeding associations.

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His offspring demonstrate exceptional demand at auctions and achieve high results in breeding and sport. Among the most notable examples are Denver PS, sold for €190,000; Dynamic Heart, for €90,000; Der Hit, for €80,000; and Dynamic in Black, for €74,500. His son Dynamic Dancer became the Danish Warmblood Champion and winner of the stallion performance test, DC-10 earned the title of Hannoveraner Championat Champion, and daughter Weihe’s Happiness OLD became Bundeschampionat Champion and Reserve Champion at the Oldenburg Elite Mare Show.

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Today, Dynamic Dream is rightly considered one of the most influential young sires of our time. His offspring are consistently sought after by breeders and athletes worldwide and continue to strengthen their positions annually in both sport and leading breeding programs.

Jazzy Dance ST — an elegant and exceptionally harmonious mare, born and raised at Status Stud Farm.

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She stands out with her correct conformation, strong constitution, quality limbs, beautiful topline, and expressive neck set. Her appearance combines nobility, breed type, and classic aesthetics. She is a mare that impresses with her completeness, balance, and natural elegance.

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Jazzy Dance holds special value for our stud farm. We are proud to work with a direct daughter of Jazz – a stallion who became a true legend in global dressage breeding and had a tremendous impact on the development of modern breeding. Dancing Queen is Jazzy Dance's second foal, and we are delighted to continue developing this dam line within our own breeding program.

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Jazzy Dance's sire is Jazz – one of the most influential breeding stallions in the history of modern dressage. For many years, he topped the world sire rankings, leaving behind thousands of offspring, hundreds of awarded mares, and a large number of licensed stallions. His most famous offspring include Johnson, Parzival, Vivaldi, Wynton, Olivi, and many other international-level horses who successfully competed at the Olympic Games, World Championships, and international Grand Prix tournaments.

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On her dam line, Jazzy Dance descends from the mare Felicita – a representative of the exceptionally valuable Status Stud Farm family. Felicita's sire is Fürstenball – Oldenburg Licensing Champion and performance test winner, who has produced over 90 licensed sons, approximately 170 awarded mares, and more than 80 horses at S-level and above.

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Felicita's dam is the mare Agra – one of the most important foundation mares for our stud farm's dam lines. Numerous Status Stud Farm breeding mares originate from this family, as does the stallion Jeronimo ST, who passed the selection for the Oldenburg Licensing in Vechta in 2024.