PrH Sir Ludwig

New to Australia in September 2018

PrH Sir Ludwig is an an excellent all-rounder for breeding wonderful riding and harness horses

He is a homozygous tobiano, homozygous black Baroque Pinto stallion, a European breed not yet well known in Australia.

100% of PrH Sir Ludwig's offspring will be pinto.

He is located in Germany, and will be available in Australia by frozen semen, from September 2018.


 


PrH Sir Ludwig is an excellent choice for mare owners wishing to breed beautiful all-purpose  tobiano foals.



A stunning 2018 filly by Sir Ludwig 

 



Sir Ludwig himself

 


Details for PrHSir Ludwig

Height:          15.2h (158cm)
DOB:             29-05-2008

Colour:          Homozygous black, homozygous tobiano      (aaEE TT, no chestnut foals)
                       100% of Sir Ludwig's foals will be tobiano
                       With black mares, 100% of the foals will be black tobianos.

Breed:           Baroque Pinto
                       service certificates - ACE Group Inc (in Australia),  

Price:             2018 / 2019 season - AUD $850 per 2 full frozen doses                                                                                      1 service certificate per 2 doses

                      Any additional pregnancies obtained = $850 on confirmation of 45 day pregnancy
                      Shipped in Australia from Gene Movers in VIC                     

Suitability:    All purpose riding horse or carriage horse, 

Licensing:     In 2011, Sir Ludwig was assessed at ECHA / ESV, receiving an 8.5.
                       In 2013 Sir Ludwig was awarded Premium stallion status by ZSSE.

                      In 2014, PrH Sir Ludwig was the class winner of his breed at the
                      Baroque Breed Show at the CHIO in Aachen

Contract:       dilutestallions@gmail.com



PrH Sir Ludwig             - an excellent all-rounder with a wonderful temperament


 





The Baroque Pinto                  - pictures are of Sir Ludwig and his foals

Breed history 

In the 1950's a black and white patterned Gelderland horse (Dutch carriage horse) jumped over a fence and covered a Friesian mare.  The result of this was the progenitor of all baroque pintos - the stallion Bonte Nico. 

The modern classic baroque pintos that exists today are cross-breeds of:

Friesian x Pinto 
Friesian x Baroque Pinto
Warmblood x Baroque Pinto 

Sometimes Lusitanos, Andalusians, Barb Horses and Lipizzaner horses are also cross-bred.

 


Sir Ludwig in traditional Baroque Pinto outfit




Baroque Pintos are typically very Friesian-like
-you could say they are a Friesian with a black and white pattern.

Their backs are short, and the croup is well muscled and round.

The baroque pinto is also equipped with a wide and muscular chest.

The short, strong and swan-like neck which used to carry a head with a little Roman nose is now a modern, small dry head.  This is also very characteristic for the Baroque Pinto.

Baroque Pintos are all-rounders - they are suitable for dressage, driving and pleasure riding.

Their equable and friendly nature and their will to learn are distinguishing characteristics.

They are easy to keep, robust and unproblematic. 

Height:    150cm - 165cm   (14.3h - 16.2h)

Color:       tobiano pattern, black 

           A beautiful 2018 filly by Sir Ludwig
           out of a Friesian mare




Sir Ludwig








All of the foals and young horses on this page are Sir Ludwig foals.



 





Temperament 

Baroque pintos are known for their uncomplicated and strong-nerved being and are suitable for riding and driving because of their broad suitability. While doing this they reveal all of their strength, patience and gentleness to please 'their' human. 

Distinctive strength of character, well-balanced temperament and good/robust health are  desired breeding goals.

They are calm, have a very favourable attitude towards humans, are friendly and quick to learn.



A 2 1/2 year old filly by Sir Ludwig and out of a Haflinger mare.






Conformation 

Neck and Head 

Well muscled not so long strong neck. A high (swan-like) neck set is desired.

Torso 

Short (similar to a Friesian), wide strong chest, well muscled hindquarters 

Bones

Strong, dry with distinctive joints, very hard and robust hooves








A lovely filly by Sir Ludwig out of a German Riding Pony mare.







A beautiful eventing mare, Samba, by Sir Ludwig.  Competed by Kim & Franka Eventing in Germany.



A lovely 2018 Sir Ludwig filly bred by Stephanie Schiffer in Rheinbach, Germany.
Thank you Stephanie for allowing us to use your photo, and congratulations on your beautiful baby.

 


A very clever photo of Sir Ludwig showing his character.