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- some of the early winners are unknown) Leading owner (22 wins): Gestüt Schlenderhan – Dorn (1892), Signor (1903), For Ever (1909), Dolomit (1912), Majestic...
- (1941), Allgäu (1943), Asterblüte (1949) Leading owner (19 wins): Gestüt Schlenderhan – Sieger (1908), Ariel (1914), Marmor (1918), Mah Jong (1927), Alba (1930)...
- four times (1913-1916) where he rode for Baron Simon Alfred Oppenheim's Schlenderhan stable. He won the 1912 German St. Leger on Royal Blue, the 1913 German...
- married Lady Maria von und zu Schlenderhan, the last of her line. This branch consequently received the lordship of Schlenderhan and was henceforth known as...
- (1941), Aubergine (1949), Asterios (1950) Leading owner (18+ wins) Gestüt Schlenderhan – Dorn (1892), Real Scotch (1904), Prunus (1918), Monfalcone (1924),...
- von Ullmann (1922–1972), owner of the German Thoroughbred stud Gestüt Schlenderhan that has had a major impact on the breeding history of Thoroughbreds...
- run in memory of Baroness Karin von Ullmann, a former owner of Gestüt Schlenderhan, who died in 2009. Leading jockey (2 wins): Andreas Suborics – Peace...
- Robert Pferdmenges & Co.. The first private German horse stud farm, Schlenderhan, which was founded by Eduard von Oppenheim in 1869, was transferred to...
- Robert Hickmott. Almandin is a bay gelding bred in Germany by Gestüt Schlenderhan [de]. He was sired by Monsun, who also sired the 2013 Melbourne Cup winner...
- (1979), Orofino (1982), Las Vegas (1984) Leading owner (6 wins): Gestüt Schlenderhan - Alpenkonig (1970), Arratos (1972), Catella (2000), Wiener Waltzer (2009)...