As 2025 comes to an end, Paardenveilingonline presents its final collection of the year: a last opportunity for national and international buyers to invest in promising young showjumpers up to 5 years old, complemented by a selection of genetically valuable showjumping-bred embryos.

The collection reflects the core values the platform has been known for since its launch in 2020: quality, transparency and realistic pricing. Carefully selected two- to five-year-olds (including saddle-broken horses) and embryos descending from proven performance lines offer one more chance to strengthen both sport and breeding programmes before the new year begins.

As always, all young horses have undergone both clinical and radiographic examinations conducted by Dierenkliniek Enterbrook, the platform’s trusted veterinary partner since day one.

This talented Raissa van de Beekermark is the very first offspring of the mare Menoor – a mare with a truly modern top sport profile. Menoor won the KWPN Championships for six-year-old showjumpers in 2023 and was subsequently sold for an impressive €250,000 in the Dutch Sport Horse Sales.

🡆 Raissa van de Beekermark - Comme il Faut x Lector van den Bisschop  

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Sire Gullit HBC performed at international 1.45m-level with several riders, and offspring such as Los Limbos and Lavona HBC are already following in his footsteps. That he consistently passes on jumping ability is proven by this Royalty, bred out of the 1.35m-level showjumping mare Eluana. This mare has previously produced the national 1.45m-level horse Icarus HS (s.Zavall VDL), who is ridden in the United States by Taylor Cowles.

🡆 Royalty - Gullit x Douglas

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Selanda X’s sire United Touch S continues to prove himself time and again as a stallion in a league of his own. Ridden by Richard Vogel, the Olympic stallion claimed individual gold at this year’s EC in La Coruña.

🡆 Selanda X - United Touch S x California W Z

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Under Christoffer Lindenberg, Cantaloupe Z’s dam Andeona competed internationally at 1.40m-level and her eldest offspring, Coco Chanel Volo, was successful at international 1.35m-level. A noteworthy detail is that Andeona is the half-sister of the influential sire Ukato (s.Stakkato), with whom Willem Greve won, among others, the Grand Prix of Hagen (1.60m) and Dresden (1.55m).

🡆 Cantaloupe Z - Carambole x Andiamo Z

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Sire Cornado II competed for many years at the very top of the sport under Christian Ahlmann, winning, among others, the prestigious Grand Prix of Dinard in 2016. His oldest offspring are now making their mark at 1.50m level, including standouts such as Cha Mu 4 and Cereuza Z.

🡆 Roli Coeur Field - Cornado II x Kannan GFE

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This promising Nuovo AWH Z comes from the first crop of the two-time Stallion Competition winner New Pleasure VDL. Under Hessel Hoekstra, this exceptional young talent has made an impressive start on the international circuit, placing at 1.45m-level this summer in Aachen, where he finished among the prize-winners in the Youngster Cup.

🡆 Nuovo AWH Z - New Pleasure VDL x Cardento

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Last October, the Thunder van de Zuuthoeve daughter Thunatellie Z jumped to third place in the 1.50m-level final at CSI3* Oliva under Sofia Westborg, and this Carlos Lux Z is out of the same dam. Dam Donnatellie adds the valuable genetics of influential sires Heartbreaker and Voltaire, to the pedigree, and in the third generation this line traces back to the 1.40m-level mare Frau Godiva.

🡆 Carlos Lux Z - Conthargos x Heartbreaker

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The auction opens on Wednesday, December 3, and closes on Saturday evening, December 6, starting at 20:00 (CET).

With this final edition of the year, Paardenveilingonline offers one more opportunity in 2025 to acquire young showjumping talents or genetically valuable embryos fully online, transparent and accessible.

Buyers from more than 100 countries rely on the platform for its combination of quality, international bloodlines and realistic price expectations.