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Unrest at Holsteiner Verband Over Sale of Sport Rights: United Way Surfaces with Max Weishaupt

Lucas Wenz & United Way GCT Riesenbeck © T. Holcbecher

An open letter from former board member Dr. Maximilian Slawinski has caused a major stir within the Holsteiner Verband. Slawinski launched a sharp critique of the stallion station's direction, speaking of a "sell-off" of top stallions such as Keaton, United Way, and Conchezz. He accused the Verband of misrepresenting its business practices under the banner: "They are selling what isn't theirs." The Verband has since responded indirectly, defending its new strategy: selling the sport rights while retaining the breeding rights. Meanwhile, the breeding stallion United Way has already moved to the stables of Max Weishaupt.

 

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