Totilas: Offspring Traits & What Buyers Should Know

Mon, 06 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0200

Totilas was the phenomenon: the black KWPN stallion — by the Trakehner Gribaldi — whose world-record scores under Edward Gal around 2009–2010 redefined what the sport thought possible, whose reported eight-figure transfer to Germany remains the market’s most cited price, and whose subsequent career of injury and controversy became its most cited cautionary tale. As a sire, the honest verdict the trade has settled on: a good stallion who produced international horses and breeding sons — and did not reproduce himself, because phenomena rarely do. For buyers, the name on a pedigree is a genuine quality signal to be priced as such: as a sire line, not as a second coming.

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Totilas: Offspring Traits & What Buyers Should Know