Don Olymbrio

About - Don Olymbrio has huge movement, with a very relaxed walk and a notable hind leg. He has great elasticity in all his paces. Both his sport and stud careers are exciting prospects.

Performance - He was given a standing ovation at the KWPN licensing, and performed very well at his Danish licensing. He is now competing internationally, and has won several times at small tour, scoring over 74% to win the Inter I at Randbøl (December 2016). In 2017, he made his grand prix debut, scoring over 70%, and on his next appearance was part of the fourth-placed team at the Aachen Nations Cup. In early 2019, Don Olymbrio dominated in the CDI3* classes in Den Bosch, scoring over 84% in the freestyle. He is aimed at international teams in 2019.

Sire - Jazz led the WBFSH Sire Rankings for four consecutive years (2008-2011) and has never been out of the top 10. He competed at the 2002 World Equestrian Games, and his sons still lead the sport - Jerich Parzival was 2011 European Champion and World Cup Final winner, Wynton is one of the leading young stallions in Holland, and Glock's Johnson was team gold and individual bronze medallist at the 2015 Aachen European Championships. Jazz has over 50 licensed sons, including Don Juan De Hus, Westpoint, Desperado and T-Movistar.

Damline - Don Olymbrio comes from the same damline as approved stallions Double O Seven, Glock's Voice, Barbria (1996 Olympic Team Silver). Damsire Ferro won the Team Silver at the 2000 Olympics, and has become a leading sire, with offspring such as Metall, Painted Black and Rousseau.

Progeny - Don Olymbrio has several licensed sons, among them Dreamline, who received the reserve Hauptprämie award at the 2016 Oldenburg licensing, given for the best first crop of foals, and a second premium stallion, L'Olymp Landlyst.