Wolkentanz II is considered one of the best sons of Weltmeyer with very high breed values in Germany. He was ranked #2 of all Sires with 172 points for producing type and riding horse qualities & ranked # 14 of all Sires for Dressage with 145 points according to the 2007 Hannoveraner Jahrbuch Hengste. He adds type, excellent gaits, temperament & rideability to his offspring and is producing some truly outstanding competition horses showing & winning in Europe & North America.
Wolkentanz II was owned (and ridden in this photo) by Mr. Johannes Westendarp in partnership with Böckmann’s and stood at stud at the Hengststation Böckmann in the Oldenburg area of Germany. He has been ranked among the top stallions in Germany for both Type & Riding Horse Qualities and for Dressage Values.
Johannes Westendarp and Wolkentanz II at the 2000 World Championships for Young Dressage Horses :: Photo © Dirk Caremans
The name, in German, translates as Wolken = "clouds" + tanz = "dance"
He adds type, excellent gaits, temperament & rideability to his offspring and is producing some truly outstanding competition horses showing & winning in Europe & North America.
Weltmeyer, famous sire of Wolkentanz II. According to Dr Ludwig Christmann of the Hanoverian Verband: “Weltmeyer is one of those stallions that are born only rarely – Absatz, Bolero, Weltmeyer – they leave their mark on the offspring, they are timeless. It is just not possible to reproduce such a stallion, you can try to breed them, but everything has to click and fit for it to happen. He is the number one stallion.”
Wolkentanz II
The name, in German, translates as Wolken = "clouds" + tanz = "dance"
He adds type, excellent gaits, temperament & rideability to his offspring and is producing some truly outstanding competition horses showing & winning in Europe & North America.
1995 - 2015
"We were very fortunate to have Wolkentanz II in North America and he will always be remembered for his gentle soul and his love of people and attention. His offspring continue his legacy all over the world with many SPS mares and approved sons.” Nancy Schmidt and Kathleen Sulz