Her family comes originally from the Swedish Trakehner breed and the foundation mare Heimkehr was one of the first mares building up the herd of the Trakehner stud Birkhausen, where Abdullah was bred as well.

The Heimkehr-family today counts among the most proven and successful competition families of the whole breed, with the ability for all levels in all kinds of competition. The Sires Heidedorn, Heimherr (whom was successful in International Show Jumping) and the proven Sire Honeur are members of this family. Phantom the most successful show jumper for the last three years comes also from this family.

Halleluja’s father Habicht is a worldwide famous hero of the International Three-Day-Event Circuit. As a winner of several International Competitions, he founded a new blossoming stallion line. Among 12 graded sons we will mention the great stallion Sixtus (successful show jumper up to advanced level and Sire of many graded sons and premium daughters), Balzflug as the well known Grand Prix dressage stallion in the Netherlands and the International Three-Day-Event Stallion Windfall, who qualified for the Olympics Sydney 2000 and Olympic 2004. Habicht left 133 graded broodmares and a high number of successful competition horses for all sport, for example Livius, who in those years was known as one of the most popular show jumpers in the world. The Habicht-line produces athletic, noble horses with lots of power and high intelligence.

This is a very little mare, but despite her height breeds very big foals. Her first three daughters have achieved premium marks Hallesen (54) Reserve Champion of the grading and Reserve Champion mare, Hosanna (55) and Hannah (54) which was also Champion of the grading, Champion mare and overall Supreme Champion of the TBF Show 2002. Her offspring's are all stunning wonderful moving horses.

This mare line gives very powerful athletic horses with kind temperaments and high potential for competition and this mares offspring has caught the eye of one of our International trainer/rider for being good enough to go on to International Competition Circuit.

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