Dafoe de Fontaine

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About - A half-brother to Senegal de Fontaine and Ferdinand de Fontaine, Dafoe de Fontaine stems from the outstanding combination of the foundation sire Dynamic Dream and the Olympic champion Wendy de Fontaine. It would be hard to imagine a pedigree offering stronger assurance of proven performance.

Sire - The career of Defoe de Fontaine's sire Dynamic Dream began as the Westphalian champion stallion and price record holder. He later earned premium stallion status in Denmark, completing his 14-day test with outstanding scores: 9.0 for trot and gallop, and a perfect 10 for willingness to perform, interior, and character. His offspring quickly attracted international attention, with foals such as Dynamic Heart, sold for €90,000 at the Schockemöhle-Helgstrand Auction, and top prices in Oldenburg and Hanover, including Der Hit and Dynamic in Black, which fetched €80,000 and €74,500. Dynamic Dream has also set benchmarks through his sons, now numbering over 40 licensed stallions, among them reserve champions in Oldenburg, Westphalia, and Mecklenburg, several premium stallions, and the €190,000 top seller Denver PS at the Schockemöhle Online Auction. His daughter Weihe’s Happiness claimed national and Oldenburg champion titles and finished as reserve champion mare in Rastede, while in the Netherlands Real Dream earned bronze at the Pavo Cup under double world champion Charlotte Fry. Numerous additional offspring have secured medals at junior championships, further underlining his exceptional breeding influence.

Damline - His dam, Wendy de Fontaine, enjoyed an outstanding championship career under Isabell Werth, claiming team gold and individual silver at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, followed by team gold and two individual bronze medals at the 2025 European Championships in Crozet. Earlier in her career, the Sezuan daughter achieved bronze at the 2019 World Championship for five-year-old dressage horses under Andreas Helgstrand and placed sixth in the final of the seven-year-old World Championship in 2021. In 2023, she added further highlights with victory in the Grand Prix Freestyle in Aalborg and top placings in the World Cup Freestyles in Herning and Stuttgart. Wendy de Fontaine has also proven herself as an exceptional broodmare, already producing two other licensed sons: Ferdinand de Fontaine (by Franklin), named premium stallion in Mecklenburg in 2022 and a finalist at the 2025 World Championship for five-year-old dressage horses in Verden, and Senegal de Fontaine

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