ABER HALLO 29 (DE)

Mulawa Performance Foundation Sire

Bred by Ullrich Kasselmann | Germany

Westphalian Stallion | WFFS Negative

Australian Warmblood | AWHA #410884504

FEI Passport 102MY27

Exceptional Westphalian Stallion ABER HALLO 29 came to Mulawa in 2010 from Performance Sales International, with advice from Ullrich and Bianca Kasselmann.

Since his arrival from Germany, ABER HALLO has established a superb dynasty of exclusively Mulawa-bred warmbloods – with his sons and daughters reflecting his own innate talent, gentle nature and distinctive elegance. In 2016 Mulawa Performance jubilantly welcomed the first crop of second-generation home-bred athletes, produced by international sires from ABER HALLO's exquisite daughters.

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ABOUT ABER HALLO 29

ABER HALLO is sired by AMIDOU, Bronze Medal winner at the 2004 World Championships for Young Horses in Verden, Germany, with the accomplished Dr. Ulf Möller. AMIDOU was lost prematurely that same year due to a viral infection during the Bundeschampionate. ABER HALLO’S dam RIMINIS QUEEN is a daughter of RIMINI.

A most kind and gentle natured stallion, ABER HALLO possesses outstanding expressive gaits with a natural ability for collected and extended work.

As a young horse in Germany ABER HALLO placed 4^th at the 2007 Bundeschampionate in Warendorf with Dr. Ulf Möller.

In 2009, on the Spanish Tour, ABER HALLO won both FEI five-year-old tests in Vejer with rider Stefanie Kerner. The pair returned to Spain in 2010 for the Sunshine Tour where they were awarded the top prize at Elementary Level.

Competing with Daniella Dierks after his importation, ABER HALLO was awarded the 2011 NSW Dressage Medium Horse of the Year, achieving great results at Medium and Advanced level.

After time out for injury ABER HALLO returned to competition with leading Australian FEI rider Brett Parbery. ABER HALLO earned a position on the 2014 Dressage NSW High Performance Squad and won Dressage Horse of the Year honours from Equestrian NSW.

ABER HALLO began competing at FEI Grand Prix level in 2016, and, at only his second start, was named Boneo Spring CDI Grand Prix Champion and Grand Prix Freestyle Champion.

ABER HALLO progeny show the same natural talent and willing nature as their sire. Sons and daughters of ABER HALLO currently competing alongside their sire include ABER HALO MI (Four-Year-Old PSI DJWTS Joint Champion, 2018), and ABER SIENNA MI (Third Place in the Six-Year-Old Championship at PSI DJWTS, 2019, and Second Place in the Six-Year-Old Class of the NSW Young Horse Championship at the 2019 Sydney CDI).