Dynamic Zaint

Half brother of Texas Tokio, winner of the Oldenburg licensing

Full brother Dynamic Heart was €90,000 Foal Top Price

Show jumping genetics in his pedigree

Strong in type and equipped with three fantastic paces, Dynamic Zaint embodies all the attributes of successful Danish breeding. As the half brother of Oldenburg licensing winner Texas Tokio and full brother of Dynamic Heart, who was sold for the record price of €90,000 as a foal, he also enjoys maximum elite status.   

Dynamic Zaint is a son of Dynamic Dream, whose career began at the Westphalian licensing, where he was named Champion Stallion and went down in history as the absolute top price at the Stallion Market. He was then named premium stallion in Denmark and completed his 14-day test there with dream scores: 9.0s for trot and canter, 10.0s for willingness to perform, temperament and character. He set new standards with his foals, including Der Hit and Dynamic in Black, who were sold in Oldenburg and Hanover for €80,000 and €74,500 respectively, as well as with his licensed sons. They are already over 40, including the Reserve Champions in Oldenburg, Westphalia, and Mecklenburg, other premium stallions, and Denver PS, the €190,000 top price at the Schockemöhle Online Auction. Dynamic Dream's daughter Weihe's Happiness became the German Young Horse and Oldenburg Champion and Reserve Champion Mare in Rastede. In the Netherlands, the bronze medal at the Pavo Cup went to Real Dream, ridden by the double World Champion Charlotte Fry/GBR. He also produced numerous other medal winners in young horse championships.

His dam Ringsbo’s Miss Zain Blue, herself Champion Foal in Denmark (trot: 10), produced the Champion of the Oldenburg Saddle Licensing, Texas Tokio (by Tomahawk), who already stood out as a Champion Foal and auction highlight under the name T-Hawk Axe. His half brother Javani (by Jovian) was licensed in Denmark in 2023. His full brother Dynamic Heart was the top price at our Schockemöhle Helgstrand Foal Auction in Uggerhalne/DEN, with a knockdown price of €90,000.

The dam's sire Zack was on the gold medal team with Nanna Skodborg Merrald/DEN at the 2022 World Championships in Herning/DEN, after coming fourth by team and narrowly missing out on a medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo/JPN the year before. With Daniel Bachmann Andersen/DEN, he was part of the Danish Team at the World Equestrian Games in Tryon/USA and the European Championships in Rotterdam/NED. In 2018 and 2019, the pair was placed in the final of the World Cup. Zack, who is an elite stallion and Stallion of the Year in Denmark, has produced over 40 licensed stallions. The performances of his offspring earned him a fifth place in the current WBFSH ranking of the world's best dressage sires.

His grand-dam Hojbos Miss Lina was successful in intermediate (M) level dressage competitions. She produced Miss do it Blue (by Don Romantic)/Charlotte Berggren/SWE, who was successful up to Grand Prix, and Ringsbo's Mr. Royal Blue (by Romanov), who was placed at the Danish Young Horse Championships and who is now placed in intermediate (M) level competitions. Hojbos Miss Lina has produced numerous champion and auction foals.

In the third generation appears the Danish stallion Michellino, himself a son of the Trakehner Michelangelo, who was named Elite Stallion in 2006 and received the HRH Princess Benedikte’s Prize in 2011. In addition to the two champion stallions Milan and Martinique, he produced 30 Grand Prix horses, amongst which the team Olympic Champion, Vice World Champion, and European Champion Mistral Hojris ridden by Laura Tomlinson/GBR particularly stands out.

Several international show jumping horses come from the Sussi line, such as Simba (by Sam Sam)/Carly Kist/CAN, Nala (by Rockland)/Stine Cassøe/DEN (who competed at the World Championships for seven-year-old show jumping horses in 2021) and the 1.60 metre show jumping mare Caija HS (by Corland).