Championat of sire horses in Germany

St Giles, winner of the Epsom Derby from 1832 and first champion of the German sire horses in 1867, painting by John Frederick Herring senior (1795–1865)

The championship of father horses in Germany is an annual award for the most successful race horse father .

For each stallion , the winnings of his sons and daughters in the past year are determined. The prize money counts that the sons and daughters have won in flat races in Germany.

Records

The most successful sire horses in Germany were Oleander and Ticino with 9 titles each, ahead of Chamant with 7 titles.

Champions of the German sire horses

Champion sire horses in German horse racing were the following English thoroughbred stallions:

1867 - St. Giles 1868 - Lord Fauconberg 1869 - Ignoramus 1870 - King of Diamonds 1871 - Grimston 1872 - Lord Clifden 1873 - Savernake 1874 - Savernake 1875 - Buccaneer 1876 ​​- Buccaneer 1877 - Cambuscan 1878 - Buccaneer 1879 - Savernake 1880 - Buccaneer 1881 - Savernake 1882 - The Palmer 1883 - The Palmer 1884 - Flibustier 1885 - Chamant 1886 - Chamant 1887 - Chamant 1888 - Flibustier 1889 - Flibustier 1890 - Chamant 1891 - Chamant 1892 - Chamant 1893 - Trachenberg 1894 - Kisber 1895 - Kisber 1896 - Kisber 1897 - Chamant 1898 - Fulmen 1899 - Fulmen 1900 - Fulmen 1901 - governor 1902 - Saraband 1903 - Saraband 1904 - sapphire 1905 - sapphire 1906 - Hannibal 1907 - sapphire 1908 - Calveley 1909 - Ard Patrick 1910 - Galtee More 1911 - Ard Patrick 1912 - Hannibal 1913 - Ard Patrick 1914 - Ard Patrick 1915 - Nuage 1916 - Nuage

1917 - Nuage 1918 - Dark Ronald 1919 - Dark Ronald 1920 - Dark Ronald 1921 - Dark Ronald 1922 - Dark Ronald 1923 - Fervor 1924 - Fervor 1925 - Fervor 1926 - Fervor 1927 - Prunus 1928 - Prunus 1929 - Prunus 1930 - Wallenstein 1931 - Herald 1932 - Prunus 1933 - Herald 1934 - Prunus 1935 - oleander 1936 - Flamboyant 1937 - oleander 1938 - oleander 1939 - oleander 1940 - oleander 1941 - oleander 1942 - oleander 1943 - oleander 1944 - oleander 1945 - no races in Germany 1946 - alchemist 1947 - alchemist 1948 - Wahnfried 1949 - Arjaman 1950 - Ticino 1951 - Ticino 1952 - Ticino 1953 - Ticino 1954 - Ticino 1955 - Ticino 1956 - Ticino 1957 - Ticino 1958 - Ticino 1959 - Neckar 1960 - Neckar 1961 - Mangon 1962 - Neckar 1963 - Neckar 1964 - Neckar 1965 - Neckar 1966 - Orsini

1967 - Black grouse 1968 - Black grouse 1969 - Orsini 1970 - Black grouse 1971 - Orsini 1972 - key witness 1973 - Imperial Eagle 1974 - Orsini 1975 - Appiani II 1976 - Imperial Eagle 1977 - Imperial Eagle 1978 - King of the Alps 1979 - Genghis Khan 1980 - King of the Alps 1981 - Genghis Khan 1982 - Priam 1983 - frontal 1984 - frontal 1985 - Surumu 1986 - Surumu 1987 - Nebos 1988 - Königsstuhl 1989 - Surumu 1990 - Surumu 1991 - Surumu 1992 - Surumu 1993 - Acatenango 1994 - Königsstuhl 1995 - Acatenango 1996 - Königsstuhl 1997 - Acatenango 1998 - Dashing Blade 1999 - Acatenango 2000 - monsoons 2001 - Acatenango 2002 - monsoon 2003 - Big Shuffle 2004 - monsoons 2005 - Big Shuffle 2006 - monsoons 2007 - Big Shuffle 2008 - Samum 2009 - Big Shuffle 2010 - Areion 2011 - Big Shuffle 2012 - Big Shuffle 2013 - Areion 2014 - Tertullian 2015 - Areion 2016 - Soldier Hollow 2017 - Areion

See also

• Championat of the father horses
• Championat of sire horses in England and Ireland
• Championat of sire horses in France
• Championship of sire horses in North America
• Championat of sire horses in Japan
• Championat of sire horses in Australia
• Championship of the dam's sires in Great Britain and Ireland
• Championship of the dam's sires in North America
• Kentucky Broodmare of the Year

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Web links

• Championat of sire horses in Germany
• tbheritage.com
• Beaulieu, Franz Chales de: The classic sport, 2nd extended edition, Deutscher Archiv-Verlag, Berlin, 1942, no ISBN

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The most successful sire horses 2012 , Frauke Delius, TurfTimes, issue 247, January 10, 2013.