A pedigree stacked with Grand Prix sires

Sire Cornado II competed for many years at the very top of the sport under Christian Ahlmann, winning, among others, the prestigious Grand Prix of Dinard in 2016. His oldest offspring are now making their mark at 1.50m level, including standouts such as Cha Mu 4 and Cereuza Z. On the dam’s side, influential stallion Kannan adds extra class and scope; it is no coincidence that he has been ranked high on the WBFSH sire ranking for many years. In the second generation, the damline goes back to granddam Holi Coeur Field, who more than proved her quality at 1.40m level and competed internationally under Alex Gill. Further back in the pedigree, Grand Prix sport and breeding stallions Cardento, Heartbreaker and Chin Chin stack the genetic certainty in this originally Belgian performance damline.

This mare was without doubt one of the real eye-catchers at our selection video day: jump after jump the same fantastic technique, always with impressive scope! A horse that immediately draws attention as soon as she enters the ring. She had a foal last year; because of that she is currently recognizable by her shorter tail, which will of course grow back fully. She has just been backed, is straightforward to handle, and is ready to be produced further according to the rider’s own wishes. With her top pedigree, mentality and above-average scope, she has all the ingredients to develop into a striking competitor in sport and a highly valuable mare for breeding.