Harmony's Locksley's Heritage
| Welsh Pageant xx | ||
| Lauries Crusader xx | ||
| Square Note xx | ||
| Londonderry | ||
| Warkant | ||
| Windsor Queen | ||
| St.Pr. Erina | ||
| World Cup I | ||
| Weltmeyer | ||
| St.Pr. Anka | ||
| St.Pr. Wildblume | ||
| Derby | ||
| St.Pr. Desiree | ||
| St.Pr. Peta | ||
Locksley I's Heritage
At a relatively young age, Locksley's sire Londonderry (left) (Lauries Crusador-Warkant-Eiger I) has produced Champion stallions and sons marking the top of their peer group, including Liberty Gold, Locksley I and Locksley II.
Grandsire Lauries Crusador xx (below) was named Hanoverian Sire of the Year in 2007, given an impressive list of successful offspring in international sport and successful sons and daughters. Lauries offspring that we know from sport include Le Bo (Carola Koppelmann) Lesotho (Ellen Schulten-Baumer), Laurentianer (Marlies van Baalen), Little Big Man (Falk Rosenbauer) and Le Primeur (Marie-Line Wettstein, Switzerland). His well-known licensed sons include Lancier, Longchamp 
(Reserve Bundeschampion in '95), Londontime, and Londonderry. The 2000 Hanoverian licensing Champion stallion Don Crusador (Donnerhall) was out of a Lauries Crusador daughter.
According to Dr. Ludwig Christman: "Lauries Crusador improves the frame of a horse. He puts on the long legs that we like, and the big shoulders that we hope from a Thoroughbred. ...They are very good in their mind, very cooperative, also good for collection. From their mind, their interior they are very good horses. In general they have very good movement but they are also very trainable so the movement gets better under saddle...."
Locksley also bears the powerful influence of his damsire Weltmeyer (left). Here again is a sire whose pre potency in producing international athletes, influential stallions, and valuable mares is well noted. Weltmeyer was the Champion of the Hanoverian stallion licensing in 1986 and won the Bundeschampionat title with scores of 10 for his trot, 9.5 for his canter, and 8 for his walk. Another score of 9.5 for conformation and overall impression sealed his title. At his stallion performance testing, Weltmeyer prevailed once more to win with a dressage index of 143.95 and a jumping index of 141.44. As of the printing of the 2007 Hanoverian Stallion book, Weltmeyer has produced 85 licensed sons, including the most impressive stallions Wolkenstein I, II, and III and the Welt Hit family of stallions 1-6. Weltmeyer's sire World Cup (Woermann) is also the sire of Walt Disney and Warkant. To further the family tree Woermann is the sire also of Wenzel I and II.
In Locksley's third generation is the stallion Derby, a son of Duellant (Dolman). Duellant was a robust stallion with great expression and enormous trotting movement. His most prominent offspring in sport was Dr. Klimke's Dux and Willie Schultheis' Doublette. Duellant left his mark in nearly every German breed. In the Hanoverian breed, the list of Duellant sons that whose influence is notable includes Duft I and II, Duden I and II, Derby, Dünkel, Durban, Dezember, and Davos.
Locksley embodies his illustrious pedigree by offering breeders all the hoped for qualities in a top dressage stallion. With his elegant lines and long legs, Locksley presents a thoroughly modern picture while displaying the spectacular movement, rhythm and expression for which the Hanoverian is revered.
Locksley's Performance Career.
