Dante, a young show jumping talent

€4.400

~ $4.686 Negotiable

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The Hungarian Sport Horse has its origin in Hungary and developed after the Second World War according to a cross of the old Hungarian Nonius breed to western European Warmblood horses. Arabs had additional important influence on the refinement of the Hungarian blood. Four main groups of the ... More about the horse breed Hungarian Sport Horse

BreedHungarian Sport Horse

TypeWarmblood

GenderStallion

Age3 years

currently15,2 hh

ColorGrey

Main disciplineJumping

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Wenn Sie mit einem langfristigen, hochleistungsfähigen Sportpferd arbeiten möchten, ist Dante die perfekte Wahl. Aus hervorragender Blutlinie (sein Vater ist Dakar VDL), mit beeindruckendem, modernem Sportpferde-Aussehen, korrekten Beinen und vielversprechendem Springpotenzial – in den richtigen Händen wird er ein ernstzunehmendes Wettkampfpony, das später auch einen Zuchtwert besitzen könnte.

✅ Genetisch für Springen gezüchtet  
✅ Proportionaler, athletischer Körperbau, kräftige Hinterhand  
✅ Ausgeglichenes, lernfreudiges Temperament  
✅ Für höhere Klassen (140–150 cm) mit Training voraussichtlich geeignet

If you want to work with a long-term, high-performance sport horse, Dante is the perfect choice. Excellent bloodline (his sire is Dakar VDL), impressive, modern sport horse appearance, correct legs and promising jumping potential – in the right hands, he will be a serious competition horse, and may even have breeding value later on.

✅ Genetics bred for show jumping
✅ Proportional, athletic build, strong hindquarters
✅ Balanced, eager-to-learn temperament
✅ Expected to be suitable for higher categories (140–150 cm) with training

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