Seacrest

Top Price Foals

Westphalian Licensing Reserve Champion

Oldenburg Feldgold Line

Seacrest can be considered as a high-quality sire - and rightly so! His first crops of foals have consistent fantastic types, with great power and maximum swing. Seacrest’s foals were accordingly highly sought-after at auctions. For example, Spirit of Hope, previously the winner of the German Foal Championships in Lienen, was sold for the second-highest price of €72,000 at the premiere of the German Horse Quality Dressage Foal Auction during the German Championships for young horses in Warendorf. Seacraft was the top price in the Rhineland.

Seacrest was Reserve Champion of the 2023 Westphalia licensing in Münster-Handorf. He then completed his stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf with expected highlights in terms of his rideability (9.0), willingness to perform (9.0), and paces.

His sire Secret is the son of the triple World Champion and international winner up to Inter I, Sezuan, who is currently placed 16th in the WBFSH ranking of the world's best dressage sires as the youngest stallion. Secret won his 14-day test, the silver medal at the 2017 German Championships for young riding horses and also silver at the 2019 World Championships for five-year-old dressage horses. In 2020, he won the German Championships for six-year-old dressage horses with his rider Jessica Lynn Thomas/SWE. He has produced over 70 licensed stallions, including Segantini FRH, who was placed twice in the top ten at the World Championships for six- and seven-year-old dressage horses with Dorothee Schneider and qualified for the Burg Cup Final after previously winning the German Young Riding Horse Championships. The silver and bronze medals went to Secret's sons Alkaline/Merita Hagren/DEN and Severucci HT/Jeanna Hogberg/SWE at the World Championships for young dressage horses. Soxx secured gold in 2025 at the German and Westphalian Championships for three-year-old stallions. And there is the Vice German Young Horse Champion Sézane, the Vice German Young Horse Champion and Hanoverian Champion Sedamo K, as well as Snickers F, Vice German Young Riding Horse Champion, DSP Champion and Baden-Württemberg State Champion.

His dam's sire Christ, himself trained up to advanced level, has produced over 20 licensed stallions, including Cadeau Noir, who was successful in World Cup dressage competitions, Cristall, second reserve champion and placed in Grand Prix, Coal Diamond, Hanoverian premium stallion, Vice German Young Horse Champion and successful in Grand Prix competitions, and Collier, Mecklenburg licensing winner and World Young Dressage Horse Championship participant.

His grand-dam Feldmarie is the full sister of Fiderlist, who has been successful in St. Georges dressage, and the half sister of the intermediate (M) level dressage horse Los Baros (by Licotus).

His great-grand-dam Feldrose’s full sister Feldaster produced the licensed stallion Diamondgio (by Diamo Gold)/Lena Thouvenin/FRA, who is internationally successful in Grand Prix.

The licensed stallions Weltissimo (by Welt Hit II)/ Hubertus Schmidt/GER, Sonnentänzer (by Sir Donnerhall I), Rachmaninoff (by Rubinstein I), Der Stern (by Devonport), Quinzanos (by Quaterback), Pik Solo (by Pik Bube I), Largeur (by Landor S), Number One (by Call Me Number One), Imparo (by Intervall), Förster (by Fredo) and a stallion by Dimaggio, as well as the Grand Prix dressage horses No Limit (by Noble Roi xx)/Hubertus Schmidt/GER, World Hit (by Welt Hit II)/Pieter van der Raadt, Harmony’s Sanrino RHP (by San Remo)/Michael Klimke/GER, Rubinstar (by Rubinstein I) and Tin Rod G (by Tin Rocco) also descend from this Oldenburg dam line.