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North American Sport Horse Stallions By WT Staff
RECENTLY WEREACHED OUT TO OWNERS OF STALLIONS CURRENTLY PERFORMING IN THE SPORT HORSE DISCI- PLINES, ASKING THEM TO SHARE INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR STALLIONS’ HIGH PERFORMANCE ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2014, INCLUDING NEWLY APPROVED STALLIONS. THE FOLLOWING LIST IS MOST LIKELY INCOMPLETE, BUT WE HAVE PUBLISHED WHAT OWNERS HAVE SUBMITTED. IN ADDITION, WE EXTEND CONDOLENCES AND OFFER RECOGNITION TO THE SPORT HORSE STALLIONS WHO DIED IN 2014.
Breeding Stallions in the Ribbons (listed alphabetically)
Calano Z Calano Z (Calato Z x Calvaro Z x Coriall Z) is a 2011, 16.3 hand grey stallion, bred in the Netherlands by Piet Jans- sen and purchased as a weanling by AliBoo Farm. Calano Z is bred from one of the top show jumping dam lines in the world and his results in recent free jump- ing competitions have served to reinforce specu- lation as to his inherited greatness. Having satisfied all medical require- ments, he will be approved with the BWP in 2015; his ap- proval should coincide with the first of his foals being born. In 2013, he was the 2-Year-Old Free Jumping Cham- pion at the Young Horse Show Finals and placed third in the in-hand division. He followed up with an even high- er performance as a three-year-old at 2014 Young Horse Show Finals, earning the champion ribbon along with the second highest score of the day in the three-year-old free jumping class with a 9.81. He also placed second in the three-year-old in-hand class.
Carrasca Z Carrasca Z (Asca Z x Calato x Cantus) is a 2010, 16.1 hand dapple grey stallion approved by the BWP. AliBoo Farm’s ma- triarch, Janet A. Flury, purchased “Hank” as a weanling for his exceptional bloodlines and named him after her father for their shared love of horses. When approved as a stallion in 2013, his free-jumping score was the highest a stal- lion had ever re- ceived in North America. In 2014, he began showing under saddle and has continued to have an exceptional year in the 1.05m jump- ers. Hank was overall grand champion of the four-year-old International Jumper Futurity and was also champion in both the scope and type portions. He continued his winning ways at the Young Horse Show Finals, where he earned a perfect score of 10 in the free-jumping chute — a score that has nev- er been given in this class before. At the YHS Finals, Hank was the champion four-year-old in both the jump chute and the in-hand classes and was reserve champion in jumping under saddle. The next phase of his competition career will begin at the Winter Equestrian Festival in 2015.
Davidas Holders Hill in Auburn, IL, proudly represented American breeders when its homebred Trakehner stallion Davidas jumped his way into the history books by being ap- proved as a premium stallion by the German Trakehner Ver- band at their
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Courtesy Aliboo Farm
Margaret MacGregor
Brianna Butler Photography
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