Press release from the Maas J. Hell stallion station

On 12 April from 11 am, the Maas J. Hell stallion station opens its gates for a closer look at "horse life" at the station. Stallions for inspection in-hand, daily work, training and education are the focus. Between 11 am and 15 pm, visitors should be able to gain a closer overview of the stallions and sport horses, but also of the training work.

Things kick off at 11 am with the station's stallions with an inspection in-hand, i.e. the presentation entirely without rider in-hand, to enable an unhindered view of the foundation, movement, conformation and habitus of the stallions.

This is followed by training sequences and that literally begins right with the preparation at the stable and the opportunity to ask questions and gather information. Training and education from the young stallion to the campaigner are in the hands of Rafael Lopez Morales and Claudia Wähling (show jumping) and is accompanied for the dressage stallions by Olympic rider Antonio do Vale. The Portuguese squad athlete, who has lived in Germany for many years, can be encountered regularly at the station since January for training with Hell stallions, but also for external interested parties.

Breeders should be able to gain an impression of the daily work with the horses and thus also a more intensive overview of the station's stallion draft. Herbert Ulonska and Jasmin Ulonska-Weiss, as well as breeding consultant Sebastian Rohde and the entire team of the Maas J. Hell stallion station look forward to many visitors and interesting conversations. Guests are warmly invited to food and drink between eleven and 15 pm.

Photo: Janne Bugtrup/Maas J. Hell stallion station (Diacont)