G. Q. Romeo
Licensed ISR/Oldenburg Breeding Stallion

In 2009 G.Q. Romeo received the following awards from USDF:

• All-Breed Awards for ISR/Oldenburg Registry NA
• 1st Place - Training Level Vintage Cup - 69.800%
• 5th Place - Open Division - Training Level - 69.800%
• Received his USDF Performance Certificate at Training Level

G.Q. Romeo is a 16.2 hand Oldenburg Stallion born in 2002 and co-owned by Lynn Jendrowski and Rebel's Rest Farm.  In 2009, Romeo received his Lifetime Breeding License from the ISR/Oldenburg N.A. Registry at the Advanced Stallion Performance Test held in March 2009.

Romeo has already sired offspring with exceptional temperament, movement, confirmation & athleticism, and they could excel in any discipline. Romeo is currently training in Dressage and recently scored 67.400% at GAIG/USDF Region 1 Finals, Open Training Level and placed 1st with a score of 64.737% in 1st Level Test 4.

Romeo is currently standing at stud, cooled fresh or frozen semen available, contact dressagelynn@netscape.net for information.   Click the pictures below to see larger images.

ISR/Oldenburg 10 day Stallion Testing

G.Q. Romeo and I completed and passed the ISR/Oldenburg Lifetime Stallion Testing.  G.Q. Romeo was registered and inspected at Virginia Tech in September of 2008. He received his Certified Breeding License at that impromptu testing.

The ISR/Oldenburg Lifetime Stallion testing was held from March 12 through March 22, 2009 in Jupiter, Florida.  This testing was a new format which is taking the place of the 100 day stallion testing.
Romeo and I arrived in Florida on March 9th to allow Romeo time to settle in. On March 12th, the vet inspection took place with a jog for soundness and drug testing.

On March 13, there was a training session with the training director Helmut Schrant. Then March 14 in the morning was the free jumping and in the afternoon was evaluation of the gaits which included trotting 500m, gallop 750m and walk 300m.

Sunday March 15, guest riders rode to evaluate the horses for general rideability. The guest riders were Jim Koford and Fred Weber. Stallion were ridden by there riders for 20 minute warm up, then each guest rider rode for approximately 10 minutes to give a rideability score. Monday was a day of rest for the horses and of course riders.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday were training days with the Helmut to prepare for the dressage tests. Future testings, the ISR/Oldenburg hope to have horses of other disciplines (hunters and jumpers) but at this testing all horses were dressage prospects.

On Friday March 20, a dressage test was ridden with each stallion. Then on Saturday, March 21 a dressage guest rider rode each stallion for dressage rideability score. The rider was Mikala Gundersen .

Sunday was the last day of the testing where each rider rode a dressage test one level higher than the Friday test. After all stallions finished, all scores from the two weeks were totaled and at 2:00 p.m. The results were given. At the 1st ISR/Oldenburg testing all stallions passed and received their Lifetime Breeding License.

The judges for this testing were Reinhard Baumgart, Germany and Dieter Felgendreher, born in Germany and has resided in the United States since 1974. Breeding Director Christian Schacht and Training Director Helmut Schrant.

I want to thank everyone for there support, it is greatly appreciated. Special thanks to Helmut Schrant for directing us through this entire testing.

Lynn