2003 was also the year that Carinjo (by Cascavelle) be-
came champion at the Holsteiner stallion approvals. Tis remarkable stallion is becoming very important to Patrice Delaveau from France. Tis is the second Holsteiner in his stable that he is competing at 1.60m level. Lacrimoso 3 HDC (by Landjunge) had the best chances to go to WEG but unfortunately he was injured at the World Cup Champi- onships earlier this year in Lyon. Before the injury, the pair seemed to be in a very good position to win gold. Haras des Coudrettes states about Carinjo, “Carinjo
gives us huge satisfaction. He is a great stallion and pro- duces magnificent foals. We have two beautiful fillies from Carinjo this year and we have decided to use him exclu- sively on our three main mares this year. We are really in love with this horse. From a competitive point of view, the partnership he has built with Patrice Delaveau is really im- pressive now.” We also find three horses born in 2004 that are able to
qualify, including the fantastic Holsteiner Powerplay compet- ing with Eric Lamaze, and in 2004 3,862 foals were regis- tered with the Holsteiner Verband. More recently, the number of sport horses produced in
Europe has dropped dramatically. For instance, in 2013 2,995 foal were registered with the Holsteiner Verband, a decline of 22 percent from ten years prior. Te following horses are identified as having good per-
formance records so far in 2014 and as of this writing are contenders to qualify for this year’s World Equestrian Games in Normandy.
CP Qualified Quite Capitol x Corofino I x Lantaan x Caletto II, Stamm 2543. Bred by Reimer Haalck, Friederichskoog. At third, this gelding is the highest ranked Holsteiner
in the WBFSH eventing ranking from April 2014. He was born in 2003 and his rider is Shane Rose of Australia. His story is quite interesting, as his owner Felicity Wischer recalls. “I bought him for our daughter as I was looking for a potential international horse for her in eventing. She was 19 at the time. He was imported into Australia as a four- year-old stallion from the Netherlands. At four years old he won the Sydney CDI Young horse Championships and then show jumped for two years. He came onto the market due to a marriage breakup. He was gelded at six. He was quite a handful both on the ground and under saddle and even though he was extremely talented he was not the right horse for my daughter. I sent him to Shane Rose to sell but Shane liked him so much he asked if he could buy into him which he did. Shane and CP Qualified (Darcy is his stable name) have been extremely successful and so thrillingly we have had a wonderful couple of years with him and very much hope he will be going to WEG.”
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CP Qualified and his rider Shane Rose from Australia. Tis is the highest placed Holsteiner in eventing.
Chiara 222 Contender x Coronado x Capitol I x Sable Skinflint xx, Stamm 1120. Bred by Günter Schüder, Bahrenfleth. Tis is the highest placed Holsteiner for jumping, ranked
third in the WBFSH jumping ranking from April 2014. Born in 2003, her rider is Germany’s Ludger Beerbaum. Tis fantastic Contender daughter took second at the World Cup finals in Lyon in April. Earlier this year they won the Grand Prixs in Doha and in Basel. In 2013 they placed second at the Longines Global Champions Tour in Doha.
Lacrimoso 3 HDC Landjunge x Cascavelle x Ahorn Z x Lord, Stamm 730B. Bred by Michael Eitel, Freihung. Tis gelding was placed fourteenth in the WBFSH rank-
ing and had very good shot to win the World Cup at the recent World Cup for jumping until he got injured the night before
Lacrimoso 3 HDC competes in Paris with Patrice Delaveau of France.
horsemagazine.com
Tiffany Van Halle
American Holsteiner Horse Association
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