Trakehnen Main Stud Book N 852 (SBTrk. VI, p. 662, HBOpr. 1936, No. 3319); East German Stud Book II, 45; 90080726; DE 309/09/03319/26; Georgenburg Stud Book 1930-1931 (in Röseningken, Darkehmen district); Trakehnen Main Stud Book 1932-1944; evacuated via Graditz to Berbisdorf/Silesia in September 1944; then transported on foot (February 16 - March 4, 1945) to Graditz; his subsequent whereabouts are unknown. A strikingly beautiful, large-framed stallion; broad and deep with excellent gaits. Class III. (from: HR.Grgb, No. 1436) A very significant, beautiful stallion of considerable size. Magnificent shoulder; deep, broad, and barrel-shaped; strong, expressive bones and joints. Light pressure in the saddle area. Excellent gaits, also carries himself very well. (Lstm. Dr. Ehlert) A class stallion, a top-class sire! He probably embodies the model of the East Prussian sire better than any living stallion at the time (1940, JvH.).... In form and type, the stallion is a model. Given the power of his appearance, his unusually energetic and ground-covering gaits are particularly impressive and almost unique.... Among his sons are many of above-average quality; the dark bay TERMIT has been the top sire in Trakehnen (since 1938, JvH.). (from: DEOP, 17th year, 1940)