Sire: Evergreen - His pedigree offers some of the finest bloodlines for both Dressage and Jumping. Evergreen completed his 11 month Stallion Performance Test in Adelheidsdorf 1988, placing 4th out of 38 (jumping 132.84, rideability 110.03, overall 120.01). He was selected to stand at the State Stud at Celle. He was then purchased by Spuce Meadows, Canada, in 1989, where he competed in the open jumpers and served as a breeding stallion. At age 12 (1997) he started Dressage Training with Olympic rider Charlotte Bredahl, and was schooled in Grand Prix movements. In 1999 he competed in the Regular Working Hunter division, where he won Championship and Reserve Championship ribbons. Talented and versatile. "A rather large horse, he stamped his foals with size, substance and his bright red chestnut coat! His true talent was jumping, which he passed on to his progeny, but he has also produced many exceptional dressage horses as well."

Sire's Sire: Evergreen's exceptional jumping talent comes from his famous sire, Eiger I, 1999 "International Stallion of the Year", who produced both top dressage and jumping horses. Eiger I sired the famous jumping stallion Espri, as well as Canada's renowned Elute, who was a successful International show jumper under Mac Cone.

Dam's Sire: Weltmeyer won his approval, his stallion performance test, the federal championships and the DLG exhibition. He achieved Grand Prix level in riding. Weltmeyer sired 90 Approved sons and 250 State Premium Mares. Seven of his offspring, including Wolkentanz I, won at the Verden approvals. Many of his offspring are Grand Prix Dressage horses. Weltmeyer was one of the leading stallion personalities in the FN breeding value ratings for dressage for years.

Dam's Dam's Sire: World Cup II produced many dressage offspring up to the 'S' division.