GLOCK’s Toto Jr. N.O.P. — one of the most successful sons of the legendary Totilas, who has proven the value of his lineage both in top-level sport and modern breeding. Today, Toto Jr. is an official KWPN Keur stallion, a predicate awarded to him in 2025 for his outstanding achievements in sport and breeding.

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The stallion was born in Germany and comes from the combination of two dressage stars, Totilas × Desperados. His sire is Totilas — a three-time world champion, world record holder, and one of the most influential sires in modern dressage. On his dam's side, Toto Jr. carries the bloodlines of Desperados FRH — a multiple European champion and Olympic medalist for the German national team. This combination united athletic talent, powerful movement mechanics, collection ability, and a high level of rideability in one pedigree.

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Toto Jr.'s sports career developed at the highest international level. Under the saddle of Edward Gal, and later Hans Peter Minderhoud, the stallion successfully competed in Grand Prix and was part of the Dutch Olympic team. For many years, Toto Jr. demonstrated consistent results on the international stage and earned a reputation as a reliable Grand Prix-level sports partner.

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His achievements in breeding are no less impressive. It is thanks to his offspring that Toto Jr. received the highest breeding status of KWPN Keur Stallion. To date, the stallion is the sire of eight licensed KWPN sons, and his progeny consistently pass licensing in leading European breeding associations. During the 2021 KWPN selection, eight of Toto Jr.'s sons were immediately selected for further licensing stages, which was one of the best results among all sires that year. (Eurodressage)

The quality of his daughters is a particularly important indicator. According to KWPN data, approximately 80% of Toto Jr.'s daughters achieve Ster status, 21% — voorlopig keur, and 36% — elite, which is an exceptionally high figure for a modern sire.

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Toto Jr.'s offspring are successfully reaching Grand Prix level. One of the most renowned representatives of his line is Taminiau, who became the first son of Toto Jr. to compete at Grand Prix level and is among the most promising dressage horses in the Netherlands. Among his licensed and sport offspring, O’Toto van de Wimphof, Inclusive, Inverness, Inspire, and other representatives of the line also stand out, successfully competing in sport and breeding.

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Breeders particularly value Toto Jr. for his ability to consistently pass on to his offspring a modern sport type, expressive trot, active hindquarters, good canter, natural ability for collection, and a high level of rideability. His progeny are noted for their elasticity, harmonious conformation, and competitiveness both in licensing and in the sports arena.

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Today, GLOCK’s Toto Jr. N.O.P. is rightly considered one of the most significant continuators of the Totilas line. His name regularly appears in the pedigrees of Europe's best young dressage horses, and his sport and breeding achievements confirm his status as one of the leading sires in modern dressage horse breeding.

Franka Diamant ST — a large, luxurious mare whose pedigree combines one of Europe's most influential modern dressage lines and a valuable dam line that thrives at Status Stud Farm.

Franka Diamant ST's sire is Franklin, a KWPN stallion, licensing champion, stallion performance test winner, and a successful Grand Prix-level sport horse. Franklin is the son of the renowned Ampère and combines the bloodlines of Ferro and Flemmingh in his pedigree – stallions who made significant contributions to the development of modern dressage horse breeding. During the stallion test, Franklin received scores of 10 for trot, 9.5 for canter, and 9 for rideability, confirming his exceptional natural qualities.

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In sport, Franklin successfully competed at international Small Tour and Grand Prix levels, and in breeding, he became one of the top sires of modern times. His offspring successfully compete at Grand Prix level, pass licensing in leading breeding associations, and consistently demonstrate high results at young horse championships. Among his most famous progeny are the licensed stallions Franklin’s Love PS, Kadans, Feinsten, Fair Deal, Slangerupgaard’s Flottenheimer, Straight Horse Finest Hour, and Franzé. Particularly well-known sport horses include Fendi, Francis Drake OLD, Franklin Hit, Elektra di Fonte Abeti, and Mambreau B.

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Franka Diamant ST's dam is Arcadia – a large, typey, and exceptionally beautiful bay mare, bred at Status Stud Farm.

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Arcadia is a daughter of Sandro’s Diamant – a son of the founder of his own line, Sandro Hit, one of the most influential stallions in dressage breeding. Sandro’s Diamant was actively used in breeding in Ukraine and became an important improver of the Ukrainian riding horse breed. His descendants successfully competed at Grand Prix level, and numerous daughters remained in the breeding stock of the country's leading stud farms.

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On her dam's side, Arcadia descends from the mare Agra — a valuable broodmare whose family has consistently demonstrated high breeding quality over many years. Descendants of this line inherit correct type, harmonious conformation, quality gaits, and a good temperament, proving successful both in breeding and in sport.

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Although Arcadia produced only two foals, her contribution to Status Stud Farm's breeding program proved exceptionally valuable. One of her daughters was Franka Diamant ST – a mare who combined modern European dressage bloodlines from Franklin with the proven maternal line of Arcadia and Agra.

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Thus, Tiara's pedigree combines the bloodlines of Franklin, Ampère, Ferro, Flemmingh, Sandro Hit, Sandro’s Diamant, and the valuable maternal family of Agra, creating a strong foundation for producing a modern sport horse with quality gaits, good rideability, expressive type, and high potential for dressage sport.