Born: 2024-04-01
Color: Liver Chestnut
Breeding area: Hanover
Breeder: Diane Nauman, Oregon -USA
Glock’s Toto Jr offspring 2024 – named Toto Flame – a coltl that knows how to inspire from day one. A mega type with a lot of charisma and habitus. Long-legged, noble, beautiful and equipped with a lot of go. A Toto Jr offspring who has a great future ahead of him.
Since we had the same mating in 2023, we are also absolutely convinced of this colt by Toto Jr.
Deelayla by De Niro
Deelayla is an elegant black mare from the best dam line. She combines the best German dressage bloodlines. She has been highly successful in sport, not only in dressage but also in jumping and cross-country competitions. She is characterized by her top character, which she also passes on to her foals. Deelayla is used in breeding due to injury.
In 2013 she had a filly by Spörken. “Skuderia” took an outstanding SLP as a 3-year-old and won now Dressage Class M**
In 2015 Deelayla got a top colt by Livaldon which placed 5th at the German Foal Championships in Lienen after a dream round and top scores.
In 2016 she got a black colt by Bon Coeur from W.M. Stud, who was sold to a Swiss stallion raiser.
In 2018 Deelayla got a colt Dream Boy. He is the 4th best colt at the German Foal Championships in Lienen! Sold to a German Gold Medal Rider
In 2019 she also got a colt by Dream Boy. A chocolate chestnut as he could not have been painted more beautiful. Sold in Germany.
In 2020 Deelayla gave us a black filly by Apache. She will enrich our breeding.
In 2021 she gave us a black colt by Vitalis. A class of it’s own. Sold to the Netherlands.
In 2022 she gave us a black-brown filly by Imposantos. She is sold to wonderful hands in Germany.
In 2023 Deelayla got a black colt by Glock’s Toto Jr – he has a phantastic new home in Germany.
Glock’s Toto Jr
GLOCK’s Toto Jr. is the first licensed son of the legendary Totilas. In spring 2014, he won the stallion performance test in Ermelo with 86 points, won the PAVO Cup 2015-16 and won the Stallion Competition two years in a row in classes L and M. In walk, GLOCK’s Toto Jr. impresses with outstanding scope, in trot and canter he captivates with his light-footedness, balance and strong uphill tendency.
In 2024, Glock’s Toto Jr is awarded the Grande Prize by the Hanoverian Verband:
The awarding of the Grande Prize to a middle-aged stallion is linked to the hope that he will have a lasting positive influence on Hanoverian breeding. Normally, this is mainly achieved via the mare base if the stallion is widely used in the population. In the case of this year’s prize-winner Toto Jr. by Totilas/Desperados (breeder: ZG Schmidt, Naumburg), things are different. From the first phase of his breeding career in the Netherlands, his influence is currently manifested more on the sire side. Three of his daughters are registered in Hanover, but ten of his sons are licensed and registered in Stallion Book I.
Toto Jr. passed his stallion performance test in Ermelo in 2014, where he excelled in walk, canter and rideability. He also scored highly in terms of his conformation. Type, construction and foundation were all rated positively. Toto Jr. is not only the first licensed and performance-tested son of his great sire Totilas in Germany, but also in the Netherlands. Edward Gal took over the equestrian training of the black stallion, whose sire and dam’s sire won Olympic gold, and led him to victory in international Grand Prix competitions at the age of ten.
His interior is also of outstanding quality. GLOCK’s Toto Jr. passes these qualities on to his offspring, which is reflected in an extremely positive foal report. The offspring of GLOCK’s Toto Jr. have achieved high prices at a wide variety of foal auctions.
With GLOCK’s Taminiau and King Karim, GLOCK’s Toto Jr. produced two of a total of eight licensed KWPN stallions in spring 2018.
The dam of GLOCK’s Toto Jr, Desperada, is a daughter of Desperados, who won two individual silver medals at the 2015 European Championships in Aachen. The dam and also the granddam of GLOCK’s Toto Jr. passed excellent mare performance tests in Germany and were awarded a 10.0 for rideability by the test riders.