Join Me

Half brother of the licensed stallion Nexolia Valuable

Nobility and expression make this young stallion a real eye-catcher. And when Join Me starts moving, he captivates with his wonderfully fluid paces and his willingness to perform.  

His sire Jovian was twice a member of the Danish European Championship team with Andreas Helgstrand – in 2023 in Riesenbeck, where he also finished twelfth in the Grand Prix Special individual ranking and was only ineligible to compete in the freestyle final due to the country quota, and in 2025 in Crozet/FRA – and both times he returned with the team bronze medal. Jovian stepped into the spotlight at an early age. In 2017, he won the Dutch Riding Horse Championships as a three-year-old. In 2018, he was unbeatable at his sport test in Verden with a score of 9.01. He was also named premium stallion at the Danish licensing and secured silver at the Dutch Pavo Cup. In 2019, he won the gold medal at the World Championships for five-year-old dressage horses, with four out of five criteria scoring 10. He then won the silver medal at the Danish Championships. In 2021, he became World Champion of the seven-year-olds (with 95.2 percent). And it was probably only due to the cancellation of the 2020 Championships due to the coronavirus pandemic that Jovian was not able to defend his title in the six-year-old class as well and thus complete the coveted World Championship title triple. In 2022, Jovian made his debut in Grand Prix with results of over 80 percent. 18 stallions by Jovian were licensed, including the premium stallions Joshua, Baunehøjens Jackson and Just Diamond, the latter of whom won the silver medal at the Oldenburg Championships. The licensed stallion Jupiter BC was placed in the final of the German Championships for young dressage horses and won gold at the Hanoverian Young Dressage Horse Championships. Jovian's sport offspring include J'adore Dior H, finalist at the World Championships for young dressage horses, Josi, silver medallist at the World Championships for four-year-olds, Just Forever, Vice Westphalian Champion with Lars Schulze-Sutthoff/GER, and Just the Best, ridden by Franziska Ehrich/GER, Berlin-Brandenburg State Champion and South German State Championship bronze medallist. Joyride was the Champion Mare at the Hanoverian Herwart von der Decken Show, and Jolie Coeur was Reserve Champion in Westphalia. Jovian’s foals were already the talk of the town: Slangerupgaards Josefine was the top price of the Danish Elite Foal Auction, with a knockdown price of €72,000.

His dam ERDH Remarkable already produced the licensed stallion Nexolia Valuable (by Valverde)/Jessica Lynn Thomas/SWE, who was successful in competitions for young dressage horses. As a foal, Nexolia Valuable was sold for €79,000 at the Schockemöhle Helgstrand Foal Auction. 

His dam's sire Sezuan catapulted himself to 16th place in the WBFSH ranking of the world's best dressage sires as the youngest stallion. He owes this to his highly successful offspring, including the aforementioned Wendy de Fontaine/Isabell Werth, as well as the Grand Prix winner Special Blend/Isabell Werth, and Louisdor Prize winner DSP Sheldon Cooper/Corinna Harnisch. His licensed sons include Sky, German Young Horse Champion and record top price of the Stallion Market, Secret, Vice World Champion of young dressage horses and German Young Horse Champion, Sezuan's Donnerhall, two-time record stallion performance test winner, and So Unique, two-time premium stallion, stallion performance test winner, German Young Horse Champion, winner of the four-year-olds competition at the World Championships for young dressage horses and since then successful in advanced (S) level competitions with Isabell Werth/GER. Sezuan himself has also made the headlines with his sport career: ridden by Dorothee Schneider, he became the first stallion ever to win the World Championship title for five-, six-, and seven-year-old dressage horses. He then won international competitions up to Inter I. Since then, he has been trained up to Grand Prix level with Patrik Kittel/SWE. Previously, he won his Danish licensing, was record winner of his stallion performance test, Danish Young Dressage Horse Champion, Elite Stallion, and Stallion of the Year in Denmark.

The grand-sire De Noir, a successful son of De Niro who competed up to Small Tour level in dressage, secured his status as an elite stallion in Denmark at an early age. His offspring are successful up to Grand Prix level, including World Championship participant Denightron/Shruti Vora/IND and Bohemo Tinto/Emile Faurie/GBR.