CLEOPATRA

ABOUT

Cleopatra is a 6-year-old dark bay Holsteiner mare. What stands out: she jumps with a lot of bascule and nice use of her body, with good front leg technique. She moves easily and looks light-footed — a nice, loose horse for sport or breeding.

This horse comes from one of the biggest and most renowned breeders in Germany, a breeder who has produced several 1.60m jumping horses and approved breeding stallions. The owner simply had far too many horses, which made this horse available for sale. The horses are hardly trained and still know very little; they have only recently been handled. As a result, they are not yet really easy or further educated, but that is exactly why we see so much potential here. In our opinion these are very interesting horses both for breeding and to continue developing for sport. They have had every opportunity to grow quietly and strongly, resulting in a well-developed body and a strong foundation. We have previously auctioned several horses from this breeder, including older horses that had little or no training. In the end, we gained satisfied customers from those horses. A unique opportunity to purchase a horse from a proven performance line. The horse has recently arrived in the Netherlands.

Her sire CIERAN (by Casall) is an approved Holsteiner stallion that himself jumps at 1.50m level. Casall, the sire of Cieran, is one of the most influential breeding stallions in Europe and has produced dozens of horses at 1.55–1.60m level.

On the dam side, Cornet Obolensky appears as grandsire: sire CORNET LONDON RR Z is a 10-year-old daughter of the legendary BWP ambassador Cornet Obolensky (1.60m). Granddam Harmony SW (by Glock's London / Carembar de Muze, 1.60m) already produced IL Divo SW — a horse classified at 1.50m level. In the broader line of great-granddam Troyca, offspring are known above 1.40m, and from Fantasie comes Viando (1.60m). From the same family also comes Whinny Loretto (1.50m, placings at Ebreichsdorf CSI3*). With Cornet Obolensky and Casall blood combined, this mare has the papers for a beautiful future in sport.

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