HILDE 6121

A rough diamond with scope and a good jumping style
Five-year-old Hilde 67 can rightly be called a rough diamond. She's still a bit new to riding, but already shows a lot of scope and jumps with a good, correct style. She's light-footed off the ground, pushes well into the jump, and displays a pleasant disposition. She's well-behaved in handling. She's already jumped her first practice course. A sport horse with great potential for the future.

Sire
Hickstead Blue (Hickstead White x Hickstead) is a premium stallion and approved by Hanover, Westphalia, Mecklenburg, and the OS. He jumped at the 1.40m level. Through Hickstead White and Hickstead, this lineage carries proven international Grand Prix genes (1.60m), known for their reflexes, scope, and disposition.

Damline
The dam is Jacqueline Le Cornet R.T. (Cornet Obolensky), descended from a very strong sport lineage. Cornet Obolensky is a BWP Ambassador and jumped internationally at the 1.60m Grand Prix level.

The second dam, E.Tactique-M (Berlin), comes from a performance line rich in international sport. Berlin himself jumped at the 1.60m level and is one of the most influential show jumping sires.

This dam line has produced numerous sport horses and approved stallions, including:
– Kornet’s Rapsodie R.T. (Cornet Obolensky), international 1.50m
– Nancledra (Elvis ter Putte), international 1.40m
– Zinedine (Indoctro), 1.30m
– Danique (Wittinger VDL), international 1.50m
– L’Esprit (Lupicor), approved stallion, international 1.45m
– Efremov (Ustinov), approved AES stallion, 1.40m
– Cuzano Z (Crowntano Z), approved AES stallion, international 1.45m

Further back in the lineage, we see, among others, Landgraf I, Lauriston, Ferro, and Navarone, underpinning the damline with generations of international sport and longevity. A lineage that has been producing show jumpers at 1.30m and higher for decades.