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2nd Verden Auction High Level 2025

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HOSTED

Starts on: November 27, 2025

Ends on: January 09, 2026

Start Time: 12:00

End Time: 06:30

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Lot 6

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gelding | Born 2025 | LR

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€3,000.00

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Overview

Breed Westphalian riding horse

Name Lorem Ipsum

Discipline

Dressage

Level of Dressage

Lorem Ipsum

Gender

Filly

Born 19.02.2025

Life Number Lorem Ipsum

Height Lorem Ipsum

Color Bay

Breeder the same

Value added Tax rate 19%

Vet check Yes

Medical Documents

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Piroplasmosis

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Explaining

HORSES' GENDER

Several terms are used worldwide to describe a horse’s gender.
Explore our guide and learn how gender can influence management, training, and breeding — whether you’re working with P.R.E., C.D.E., or Lusitano horses.

MARE

A mare is a female horse over the age of three.
Mares are often admired for their intelligence, focus, and maternal instincts. In both P.R.E. and C.D.E. breeding programs, top-quality mares play a crucial role in preserving bloodlines and improving athletic potential.

STALLION

A stallion is an adult male horse that has not been castrated — meaning he retains full reproductive ability and typical masculine traits.
Stallions are known for their power, charisma, and presence, making them highly valued for both breeding and competition.
In P.R.E. and Lusitano breeds, stallions are often selected for their conformation, movement, and temperament before entering stud.

GELDING

A gelding is a castrated male horse, unable to reproduce.
Because of their lower hormone levels, geldings are typically calmer, more consistent, and easier to handle — especially in training or sport environments.
They are often preferred for C.D.E. competition horses or riders seeking focus and stability.

Does Gender Matter?

Find out how and when! Click below to get the answers to the most frequently asked questions.

Does gender affect a horse performance?

Not significantly.
Research shows that mares, stallions, and geldings perform equally well in sport — though each may show slightly different behavior or manageability.

Can all P.R.E., C.D.E., and Lusitano horses breed?

Only approved mares and stallions with excellent conformation and functional scores are allowed to breed according to the official studbook regulations.

What if I buy a stallion and decide to geld him?

Yes — many owners choose to geld a young stallion if they prioritize rideability and ease of management over breeding potential.

Then why does gender matter?

It matters for your goals: breeding → choose approved mare/stallion; sport & pleasure → geldings or calm mares are often preferred; tradition & prestige → many collectors prefer stallions.

Explaining

Level of Disciplines

Dressage

The horse performs controlled and balanced movements, showing harmony with the rider through simple, precise and well-trained responses.

Jumping

The horse jumps a series of obstacles with confidence, showing power, balance, and quick reactions under the rider’s guidance.

Working Equitation

The horse demonstrates agility and obedience while completing practical tasks, showing trust, accuracy and smooth coordination with the rider.

Vaquero

The horse moves in a collected and soft manner, showing traditional riding skills and clear communication between rider and horse.

Morphologie

The horse is evaluated on body structure, balance, proportions and movement, showing overall quality and suitability for future work.

Amazon

The horse is ridden in a side-saddle position, showing elegance, steadiness and smooth movement while staying balanced with the rider.

We see us on the first auction on 01.january.2026

2nd Verden Auction High Level 2025