Ancestry

Grete's half-sister Gazelle (by Florencio I) produced the mare Dancielle de Malleret (by Danciano), who competed successfully up to the PSG/Inter I level; in 2023, she competed with Lucie Planchet (FRA) at the European Junior Championships in Kronberg and has since enjoyed success on the international Children's Tour under Ninon Dupuy Pelardy (FRA).

Two of Gretel's brothers have already arrived in the big sport: Francesco (by Florencio I)/Robyn Allana Mcdonald Smith/GBR and Friesen Ball (by Fürstenball)/Andrea Timpe, both of whom are placed in international Grand Prix tests.

Grandmother Granate's full brother, Supremat, was licensed. The half-sister Summer Rose OLD (by Sir Diamond) won gold at the Junior European Championships in 2017 and team silver at the Junior European Championships in 2018 under Romy Allard. The half-brother Duke Rubin (by Decamerone) is successful up to Grand Prix with Juliette Piotrowski.
Gran Amour (by San Amour I) is also a broodmare at the Troff stable and produced the Grand Prix dressage horse Fürstin Bea OLD (by Fürstenball)/Beata Stremler/POL.

The Gazelle mare line has been maintained at Troff Stables for six generations. The foundation mare Gazelle (by Gazal) was Göko Troff’s successful horse. Also bred by the Troff Stable are the stallions Supremat (by Sandro Hit), Simonetti (by Stedinger), and the Grand Prix-winning Royal Mirage (by Rosario)/Marcus Hermes, as well as numerous sport horses, such as the Grand Prix dressage horses Francesco (by Florencio I)/Robyn Allana McDonald Smith/GBR, Friesen Ball (by Fürstenball)/Andrea Timpe, Duke Rubin (by Decamerone)/Juliette Piotrowski, and Fürsten Bea OLD (by Fürstenball)/Beata Stremler/POL.

Offspring

2022: First Fusion by Forever love

2023: Zentaurus by Sorcerer's Apprentice PS

2024: Colt by Escamillo

2026: Colt by Total McLaren

2027: In foal to Tony Gold