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Aram is an all around breeding stallion. He is proven to be a producer of world champions and was listed as the #4 jumper breeding sire with the World Breeding Federation for Sport Horses (WBFSH) in 2001. Aram was imported to the US in 2001 to stand as a back up stallion for VDL Stud semen at Majestic Gaits, tragically he had to be put down a short three months later due to a broken leg.

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Aram sired the Sydney 2000 Olympic Gold Medal Jumping Champion, De Sjiem [Aram - Wahtamin xx]. De Sjiem's dam is 1/2 Thoroughbred and Aram has proven to cross well with Thoroughbreds. Offspring of Thoroughbred mares who are bred to Aram can get full Swedish Warmblood papers or Auxiliary/Reg A Dutch registration papers. Electric II, Balance, Faron, Herriot and Eurocommerce Sevilla are more offspring of Aram that are or have been competing in jumping.

He has also sired 5 approved sons around the world. His approved Belgian Warmblood son Galant was standing in the US and competing in dressage at 4th level and schooling at Prix St George. He has had 3 Dutch approved sons: KWPN Faram, KWPN Graham and NRPS Adamo. In 1992 Aram's son Graham won the National Stallion Competition as a 4 year old. In Sweden he has an approved son Fontaine who was exported to the US.

Aram went to Sweden as an improvement sire, he is fully approved Swedish and produces full Swedish papers when bred to Thoroughbred and Swedish mares.

Aram was 2nd place at the 1986/87 National Stallion Competition in Dressage. Aram's son Kondor [Aram - Ulft] is currently performing a Grand Prix Dressage in Belgium. Aram also has another son Hayko [Aram - Nicolai] who is also competing at Grand Prix dressage in Holland.

In 1988, Aram jumped faultlessly in six of the seven National Stallion Competitions. At the finals he showed his spectacular way of jumping and finished in 3rd place. He also competed successfully in dressage and finished in second place at the 1986/87 National Stallion Competition.

Aram Produces Champions:

• 88 Star Mares & Geldings
• 23 Keur Mares
• 1 Preferent Mare
• 3 Approved sons
• 1 Olympic Champion
• 5 Approved Sons Worldwide
  

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