About Tokyo AS

A championship model of the best kind, close to the ideal image of the modern riding horse. Tokyo AS convinces with three excellent basic gaits, presented diligently, effectively and with a constant uphill tendency from a powerful back. The sire Toto Gold, who is fascinating in many respects, made a convincing debut in terms of breeding and sport, was successful at medium (M) level and produced several licensed sons in his first crop.

The dam La Paloma produced the champion mare of the Mecklenburg Elite Mare Show in 2024, Lesperada (by Erdinger). The dam's sire Millennium is one of the most successful dressage horse sires of the present day. Successful at advanced (S) level himself, he produced Grand Prix horses that are currently winning international honors for several nations. Over 100 licensed sons now have him as their sire. In 2017, he was the youngest candidate ever to be awarded the title of “Elite Stallion” by the Trakehner Verband. In 2022, he was awarded the title of “DSP Elite Stallion” at the DSP Stallion Days in Munich and the title of Elite Stallion in Mecklenburg and Oldenburg at the Oldenburg Stallion Days 2025. 

The third-generation Fidertanz was NRW licensing winner in 2004, Vice Bundeschampion as a three-year-old, HLP winner, Bundeschampionat qualifier and went on to compete successfully up to Grand Prix level. He was named Hanoverian Stallion of the Year in 2021. Around 60 licensed sons are recorded, including the Grand Prix winners Foundation/Matthias Alexander Rath, Fahrenheit/Anja Plönzke and Franziskus/Ingrid Klimke. Sandro Hit, a stallion who has left his mark over generations, rounds off the pedigree in a meaningful way, and the generations in the falling line are also filled with (jumping) performance of the best variety via Landadel-Fernal-Goldstern-Echo II-Frühling.

Tokyo AS represents the Hanoverian line 738/Nopilla. This resulted in 13 licensed stallions, including Vuelta (licensing winner Westphalia 2024), Balou Peggio (Ldb. Celle and Redefin, 2015 reserve winner OS licensing), Bretone (PB Hann.), Corpeggio (PB Westf.). Florenz, Fluvius (Ldb. Warendorf), Paganini (PB Bad.-Wttbg.), Elliot (PB Westf., POL), Faretti (PB Westf.), Fiero (USA), Harley van't Meyershof (BEL) and Levis van't Meyershof (BEL). Special references of the line are the 1974 World Champion in show jumping, Simona 3/Hartwig Steenken and the dressage Olympian Woyceck/Harry Boldt, as well as the highly successful athletes Brooklyn 17/Andreas Ripke and Mario Stevens, Rastellie 2/Tim Hoster and Sir Heinrich 3/Theresa Engfer in the show jumping arena and Rialto Star 2/Severo Jurado Lopez (ESP) in the dressage arena