Donarweiss is a homozygous black, 16h, American-bred Hanoverian. He was champion of his
30-day stallion test with an overall score of 8.33. His versatility was showcased with individual
scores of 9.0 for rideability and jumping technique. Donarweiss possesses an extensive show
record both internationally and nationally at Grand Prix. Donarweiss and Genay Vaughn
competed at the U.S. National Championships in 2011 where they finished third. Later that
season, they won the Team Silver Medal at the NAYRC. In 2013, he was the Brentina Cup Reserve
National Champion and won at the Region 7 USDF championships in California at Intermediaire
II-Junior/Young Rider. Donarweiss possesses the rare combination of international quality, paired
with amazing character, which has allowed him to compete all over the world and be selected
to represent the U.S. on countless Nations Cups at the U25 Grand Prix. Although he oozes with
athleticism, his rideability has allowed him to be ridden by a petite teenager—a quality he has
certainly passed down to his offspring, making him the perfect selection. Many of his offspring
have reached top sport in hunters, jumpers, eventing and dressage. His oldest offspring are now
competing at the FEI level, including Grand Prix, and his youngest are consistently winning at
the most prestigious national breed shows, and receiving the Gold Medal foal award and many
futurity champions at inspections.