Studbook Stallions

Foeke 520 Stb ‘Sport’ AAA

Foeke 520 is a high-caliber Friesian stallion currently forming the heart of Doorndraai Friesian stud’s breeding program. His first foals in South Africa are due to be judged by KFPS judges in 2026, which is very exciting for the future of Doorndraai. Despite being relatively young, Foeke already has close to 150 registered offspring, showing increasing influence in the Friesian gene pool. His foals are noted for their expressive type, quality legwork, and strong movement.

 

Wierd 409 ‘Sport’ - DECEASED

Weird 409 distinguished himself early in his career, becoming “verrichtingstopper” in the 2003 Central Performance Test, with top marks for his show presentation (9.0) and trot (8.3). In competitive driving, he attained his Sport predicate, notably competing in the “Ereklasse tuigen” class under Frits de Jong. He was also featured in high-profile performances, such as the Faderpaard musical, where he was ridden by top riders like Adelinde Cornelissen.
He passed away on 18 July 2020 at the age of 21.

Tjalf 443 Sport - DECEASED

Tjalf 443 was a striking black Friesian stallion (≈ 1.63 m) with a pedigree rooted in the acclaimed Heinse and Leffert lines. Known for his excellent temperament and versatility, he became a cornerstone of Doorndraai’s breeding program after being imported to South Africa.

He had unlimited breeding permission and was officially approved on his offspring by the KFPS, a testament to his quality and genetic value. In the show ring, Tjalf achieved remarkable success, including titles like Champion Studbook Stallion and Supreme Single Harness, in South Africa in 2009 and Holland, showcasing both his presence and performance.

Ritse 322 - DECEASED

Ritse 322 was a majestic black Friesian stallion born on 21 September 1989, sired by Oege 267 and out of Katterine (by Hotse 223). Standing at around 160 cm, Ritse carried a noble presence and a gentle temperament, qualities that made him a beloved cornerstone of Doorndraai Friesian Stud.

He holds a special place in the farm’s history: Ritse was the first Studbook stallion approved on his offspring to make the journey to South Africa in nearly six decades. A talented competitor himself, he showed in the Z2 dressage classes in the Netherlands, demonstrating both athleticism and elegance.