Studutch Auction
Studutch Auction

First Edition ’26 Auction | January 28 – February 2 

Implanted Embryos • Frozen Embryos • Premium Semen Straws

From January 28 to February 2, we proudly present First Edition ’26 Auction, an exclusive sale featuring genetics of the highest caliber. This collection is curated for breeders and investors seeking proven performance, elite bloodlines, and maximum long-term value.

The focus is primarily on world-class show jumping genetics, complemented by a select number of premium dressage embryos.


 Auction Highlights

Exceptional embryo, sired by Comme Il Faut, a stallion with proven success in sport and breeding.

• Sire: Comme Il Faut – son from Ratina Z x Ramiro
• Dam line: Classic Touch – originating from the United Touch S damline
➡️ Olympic Games Barcelona: 1st & 2nd Place

An extraordinary opportunity for breeders and investors who only settle for the very best.


Why First Edition ’26 Auction is Unmissable

• Frozen embryos starting at €2,500
• Implanted embryos starting at €4,500
• Elite show jumping genetics with international performance records
• Proven damlines at the Olympic level
• Carefully selected combinations with a focus on future champions

This auction offers a unique chance to invest in genetics that have already proven themselves at the highest level of sport.


Save the Date

January 28 – February 2
First Edition ’26 Auction – where sport, genetics, and vision come together.
Invest today in the champions of tomorrow.

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