Very promising young daughter of Drummer 2000 with power

We are pleased to have several young horses in the collection that descend from promising young stallions, and Unamiek S is a very good example of this. She is a daughter of Drummer 2000 TN Z, a young stallion who is developing strongly in both sport and breeding. Drummer 2000 TN Z is competing at 1.20 m level and shows a lot of quality, scope and a very good mentality. He combines the blood and scope of Diamant de Semilly with a modern jumping style, and his first offspring are making a very positive impression.

Unamiek S is turning two years old, but already looks remarkably complete. She shows a lot of power and scope for her age. Over the jump, her extremely good hind-leg technique stands out, combined with correct front-leg technique and plenty of ease in the take-off. She is nicely long-lined and shows a very good jump finish. Everything about this mare indicates that she has the right technique, mentality and strength. She clearly looks like a horse for the higher-level courses in the future.

In movement, Unamiek S also makes a strong impression. She is light-footed and shows that she uses her body well. Overall, she radiates quality and natural talent, once again confirming that Drummer 2000 TN Z is not only a sport stallion, but also a very promising sire. This is clearly reflected in this daughter.

The damline is strong and performance-oriented. Dam Big Girl (by Ad A Big Boy) comes from a performance family in which several horses have competed at 1.30 m to 1.35 m level. Granddam Valentina S (by Celano) produced several sport horses, including Zaire S (1.30 m) and Remember Me (1.35 m). Further down the line, we find a long list of sport horses such as Liselore (1.30 m), Only Gold (1.30 m), Nynamiek S (1.30 m), Enjoy Me 5 (1.35 m) and MVS Carvelle(1.30 m). This damline is known for its toughness, sport mentality and consistent performance over multiple generations.

Unamiek S is a very promising young two-year-old with a lot of scope, power and technique. A horse we have high expectations for and one that, given time and careful development, can grow into an interesting sport horse for higher-level competition.