Two Million

Our designated stallion Two Million is a very elegant stallion with the looks you want to see. Plenty of presence, a good back and loin, and strong connections. He moves with great elegance and has a strikingly beautiful foreleg. He is still a very youthful stallion, and we are certainly giving him the time to mature beautifully and become even stronger. Two Million comes from a very predicate-rich bloodline with numerous sport and inspection successes. Foundation mare Fanory, herself a Champion mare, was already a household name in North Brabant at the time and forms the basis of many successful sport horses.

Two Million: O’Toto van de Wimphof x Fürstenball x Metall x Triton x Amor x Lugano van la Roche

His sire O'Toto van de Wimphof, himself Reserve Champion Dressage 2022, is a powerhouse of unprecedented class.
In 2025, he achieved remarkable results; first of all, he was selected from a very large group of 6-year-old dressage horses for the World Championships. 6-year-old in Verden. During the World Championships, 3rd place in the Small Final of the World Championships with a fine score of 83.2% under Diederik van Silfhout. 12th place in the Final of the World Championships for 6-year-old dressage horses with a fine score of 82.4%, including an 8.6 for the trot and an 8.8 for the canter. Winner of the CDIYH FEI Preliminary Test for 6-year-old horses in Exloo with a magnificent score of 84.4%.

Dam's sire Fürstenball, himself a Champion Stallion and Bundeschampion, is a true model maker – a trait Two Million has also inherited in part from him. Fürstenball is the sire of no fewer than 37 Grand Prix offspring and is thus in the top 20 of the 2025 WBFSH ranking. Among them are Heiline's Danciera, World Champion with the Danish Team, 4th and 7th individually at the Olympic Games in Beijing. The Bronze medalist with the Team at the European Championship; World and European Championships Christianslund Fürstino/Trude Hestengen/NOR. Other Champion horses are First Love/Anastasja Vistalova/CZE, Furstenhit/Maja Hermansson/SWE, and Ingrid Klimke's promising Grand Prix horse First Class. Among the offspring of Fürstenball who have achieved championship successes are Poesie/Heidemarie Dresing (Grade II), individually and in the team; Fürst Sinclair/Elke Philipp (Grade I), Bronze medal winners in the team at the Paralympic Athletics World Championships; Feingefühl/Alix von Borries, winner of Gold in the team and Bronze in the individual team at the European Junior Championships; Fürst Schwarzenberg MT/Lynn Sophie Soddemann, winner of Gold in the team and Silver in the individual team at the European Children's Championships; Faro Shen/Therese Billig, winner of Team Gold and Silver in the individual at the European Young Riders Championships and winner of Gold at the German Junior Championships; and Four Seasons FRH/Alexa Westendarp, winner of Team Gold and Grand Prix winner at the European U-25 Championships.

In the 3rd generation, we see the stallion Metall, who was a strong sire at the time. The dark brown Ferro son was purchased by us in 2011 together with stud farm Paul Schockemöhle. Metall, who himself competed successfully in the Light Tour, is the sire of the dressage phenomenon Uthopia, who, together with Carl Hester, won Team Gold at the European Championships in Rotterdam and Team Gold at the Olympic Games in London. Uthopia is also approved by the KWPN. The KWPN-approved stallions Special D and Broere Ufo are also approved KWPN sons of Metall. Metall: sire of many Grand Prix and Prix St. Georges horses.