Glock's Energy

Biography

This smart black stallion by Escamillo x De Niro x Prince Thatch xx, bred by 2M2 Horses i Båstad AB (Sweden), demonstrates plenty of knee action during his extended movements and moves his entire body with verve and great elasticity. GLOCK’s Energy has no less than six Grand Prix ancestors in the first three generations of his pedigree, among them the sire of the century, De Niro. Through his sire Escamillo von Escolar x Rohdiamant x De Niro, GLOCK’s Energy not only brings fresh blood to Dutch breeding but additionally once again the connection with the important Rubinstein blood that often appears in the pedigrees of GLOCK stallions. Also particularly interesting is the presence of thoroughbred and Anglo-Arabian stallions, which produced offspring up to Grand Prix level. For example Inshallah AA, Prince Thatch xx and Angelo xx, the sire of Amon and Ahlerich, who was highly successful under the legendary Dr. Rainer Klimke. The dam of GLOCK’s Energy, Darina (breeder: Hubert Ratermann), comes from the Colona mare line, which produced famous dressage horses such as Rubens v. Rubinstein. In addition to GLOCK's Energy, Darina produced no fewer than two other approved sons (both by Sir Donnerhall), namely Schneefuss and his full brother Kilian, who unfortunately passed away too early. His sire Escamillo v. Escolar-Rohdiamant has been considered one of Germany’s most eye-catching young dressage horses since his licensing in Verden in 2017. This Rhineland stallion was the first Escolar son to leave the ring as a premium stallion. In 2020 he won the sport test in Verden with a dressage-dominated final score of 9.36 points while, in 2021, he provided further proof of his talent in the dressage arena with a silver medal at the World Championships for Young Dressage Horses in Verden, which he further underlined in 2022 with third place (83.072%) in the seven-year-old dressage horse class. GLOCK’s Energy scored a total of 7.86 points at the 2022 stallion performance test in Warendorf and was also approved for Oldenburg. In 2023, he achieved 8.31 points at the sport test in Münster-Handorf and, at the FEI WBFSH Dressage World Breeding Championship for Young Horses, he reached the final in the four-year-olds section and finished in sixth place with 82.80%