The stallion Rocky Lee, a licensed Westphalian sire born in 2007, combines outstanding athletic qualities with valuable lineage. He was a premium stallion at the Westphalian licensing and a multiple winner of classes for young dressage horses, as well as a Bundeschampionat finalist. At the age of six, Rocky Lee became the Westphalian Champion and successfully competed at M-level, and by seven, he had achieved victories in S-level classes and demonstrated high results at Prix St. Georges. He was among the top 10 breeding stallions in Germany, boasting a dressage index of over 150, which underscores his high breeding value.

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The stallion is distinguished by exceptional work ethic, high rideability, and a willingness to cooperate with the rider, making him particularly valuable in both sport and breeding. Thanks to his lineage with a high percentage of thoroughbred blood, Rocky Lee is successfully used as a breed improver and passes on quality gaits to his offspring, especially a canter of the highest quality, which he himself possesses due to his show jumping roots in his pedigree.

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His offspring demonstrate a high level of quality and successfully perform in modern equestrian sport. Notably, his son Revolution won the Hanoverian licensing and set a record, selling at auction for 1.2 million euros — which at the time was the highest price in the history of the Hanoverian auction. He later became World Champion for five- and six-year-old horses under Andreas Helgstrand. Rocky Lee's descendants are characterized by a modern type, elastic movements, good balance, and promising potential in dressage, confirming his high value as a breeding stallion.

stallion Rocky Lee

Revolucia's dam, Oda, is an elite Ukrainian Warmblood mare, daughter of Amaranth. Amaranth was sold to Canada, where he competed on the national dressage team. Amaranth's full brother, Areal, paired with Y. Kovshova, once became a symbol of Ukrainian dressage. Revolucia's maternal lineage is literally a concentration of the most successful Ukrainian sport horses. Furthermore, the Orelka family is very prolific, indicating both a healthy inherited reproductive system and the overall strength of the line.