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• Foreign Breed Stallions • Foreign Breed Stallions FOREIGN BREED STALLIONS ALDATUS Z....................................... 230 HERITAGE FORTUNUS......................247 RADOLIN ......................................... 268 AMIRO M......................................... 233 HERMES DE REVE [BEL]....................248 RAMIRO B........................................ 269 ARS VIVENDI.................................... 234 IROKO ..............................................249 RICARDO Z....................................... 271 CAMIRO DE HAAR Z......................... 235 JACK OF DIAMONDS [SWE] ..............250 RUSSEL ............................................ 274 CASCALETTO ST. GHYVAN Z............. 236 JE T'AIME FLAMENCO ......................251 SILVANO.......................................... 274 CASSIDEE......................................... 237 JUPITER DU THOT ............................252 SIMBA ............................................. 275 CASSINO .......................................... 238 KARICAL DE KHAN............................253 SUNNY BOY ..................................... 276 CASTLEFORBES VIVALDO VAN HET LANCELOT........................................254 TABASCO VAN ERPEKOM ................ 277 COSTERSVELD ............................. 238 LIMMERICK ......................................255 TAMPA ............................................ 278 CASTLELAWN GALLOWAY................ 239 LINWOOD SWEET EXCALIBUR..........257 TINARANAS INSPECTOR................... 278 CLIPPER VD BEGIJNAKKER ............... 240 LUX Z................................................258 VALENT ........................................... 279 CONDIOS ......................................... 241 NEWMARKET JEWEL ........................262 VDL ARKANSAS................................ 280 DIGNIFIED VAN'T ZORGVLIET........... 242 NEWMARKET VENTURE ...................263 VRIEND............................................ 282 DOW JONES COURCEL..................... 243 O.B.O.S. QUALITY 004......................264 WANG CHUNG M2S ........................ 283 FUTURE TREND................................ 244 POLANSKI.........................................266 WOMANIZER................................... 283 HARLEQUIN DU CAREL..................... 245 PORSCH ...........................................266 229 ALDATUS Z (OLD) 5★ 330973285 IHR-2631237. Colour: Chestnut. Year: 1985. Height: 171.0 cms. Girth: 190.0 cms. Bone: 21.5 cms. Year Approved: 1999. STAR RATINGS IBRAHIM, (SF) Irish Sport Horse Studbook OP PP ALME Z, (SF) Showjumping 5★ 5★ ALDATO, (HOLST) GIRONDINE, (SF) ROMANOW VON PFERDHEIM, (HOLST) Eventing -- 5★ OMANA, (WESTF) Dressage -- -- FIONA, (WESTF) COR DE LA BRYERE, (SF) CALETTO I, (HOLST) DEKA, (HOLST) CAPRICE, (WESTF) PLUCHINO, (TB) PLANINA, (WESTF) PERLCHEN, (WESTF) Breeder: Gestut Westhoff. Owned by: William Kennedy, Cahirwisheen Stud, Kennedy Equine Centre, Tralee, Co Kerry. Contact: Coolballyshaw Stud, Croagh, Adare, Co Limerick. Service Fee: On application. Telephone: 066-7126453. Mobile: 087 9545120. Web: www.kennedyequinecentre.com email: [email protected] Contact: Kieran Kennedy, Stud Manager. Mobile: 086-2518020. This stallion is available for AI. 6 Coverings in 2010, 6 Foals registered in 2011 (3 Colts, 3 Fillies). 17 Coverings in 2011, 14 Foals registered in 2012 (4 Colts, 10 Fillies). 725 Foals registered in total (344 Colts, 381 Fillies). The progeny of the stallion have accumulated the following international points: NAME FEI Number BREED YEAR SEX BREEDER DAM SJ EV DR ALDETTO 103AL59 ISH 2003 G PATRICK O'RIORDAN OLD GOLD by GOLD COIN 2 BARON ALDATUS 103FP82 ISH 2001 G LOCKSTOWN BARONESS 1 DADDY COOL ITA42644 ISH 2002 G OLIVER WARD SIMPLY TOUCH by TOUCH STONE 10 DONZELLO 103TF06 ISH 2003 G MARGUERITE CARR- MOONDICE CHARMER by CAVALIER ROYALE 12 LYNCH DYSART CAVALIER 103IO29 ISH 2004 G JOHN HANNON LISSEYCASEY QUEEN by CAVALIER ROYALE 2 FLORA BELLE IRL40595 ISH 2002 M JIM SEYMOUR GARRYMORE CLOVER by CLOVER HILL 12 GREENLAWN SKY HIGH 102MI29 ISH 2003 G MICHAEL DALY QUINSEY LASS by LAUGHTON'S FLIGHT 72 ICE COOL CONTENDER GBR43055 ISH 2000 G DAITHI F HEALY STEAL A DIAMOND by GLIDAWN DIAMOND 8 JOURNEY SOUTH RUS40446 ISH 2002 G BETH ARMSTRONG BRIDGEND MEGAN 261 KEC ALLIGATOR ALLEY 103BI50 ISH 2002 G KIERAN KENNEDY OMARD QUEENIE by CLOVER HILL 235 KEC DIGITAL ERA 103HW89 ISH 2004 G WILLIAM KENNEDY MAURAS DIAMOND by CEREDIGION 33 KOOL ALDO 103ML01 ISH 2004 G MAUREEN DOHERTY COOLEY HILL by CLOVER HILL 19 MACUSHLA R 102YC00 ISH 2002 M THOMAS MADIGAN KINGCORA CRUISE by CRUISING 115 NLS COOLE AL CLOVER 103AO17 ISH 2004 S EAMONN KENNY LAURAL LODGE by CLOVER HILL 15 ODT ARCTIC FOX 102MK67 ISH 2002 S JERRY O'CONNOR FOREVER CLOVER by CLOVER HILL 28 RIOT ON QUE 102SL80 ISH 2002 G MARY QUINLIVAN CLOVER RIOT 9 SHANACLOUGH CRECORA IRL40691 ISH 2002 G JOHN GLYNN SHANALOUGH SURPRISE by ROCKETONE 186 SISTER ACT NJ 102RC38 ISH 2003 M JERRY SWEETNAM DOONMORE by CLOVER HILL 11 SPORTSFIELD ALASKA 102OH87 ISH 2002 G CORMAC KENNEDY K.E.C. FLYING HATI by SENANG HATI 1 THE SURFING SMURF 102YZ82 ISH 2004 C GEORGE ALLEN MULLENTINE SAILING by SAILING 19 URLANMORE ALDI 103HP80 ISH 2003 G T J & PAT CAREY TARMON LADY ELLIE by CLOVER HILL 110 WETHERLEY MARJORAM 103IJ06 ISH 2004 M MICHAEL GRIFFIN GREENACRES CLOVER by CLOVER HILL 4 WHITESMITH LADY GBR43075 ISH 2001 M MICHAEL MOYNIHAN ACTIVE LADY by ACTINIUM 1 A LA BALLERINA GER21007 WESTF 1995 M BALLERINA by BARITON 57 ABBA Z BEL08735 OLDBG 1992 M DORILLA by DOMSPATZ 4 LORO PIANA HAMLET VAN ST MAARTEN ITA04637 SBS 1991 G DOMANA by DOMINO 22 MARONE NED07286 KWPN 1996 S ISABELLA by ALMELO 5 OVIDIUS NED06167 KWPN 1996 S FRIGGY 20 PENELOPE USA08420 KWPN 1991 M F.CATHY by LYS DE DARMEN 55 The progeny of the stallion have accumulated the following national points: SJI E.I. D.I. NAME UELN Breed Year Col Sex Ht.. BREEDER OWNER DAM (pts) (pts) (pts) ABBEY COLLEEN 372414004179735 ISH 2004 CH M 163 MARGURITE CRONIN CIARAN CRONIN ABBEY DUCHESS by GOLDEN LOVE 150 . ALANTIC BANDIT 372414004068267 ISH 2001 CH G 168 LOUISE MANNING DAVID BROWNE FLYING PICKET by CARROLLS FLIGHT (AES) 4 . ALDA CRUISE 372414004177201 ISH 2003 CH S 168 PATRICK HAYES PATRICK HAYES MUSIC HILL CRUISE by CRUISING 51 . ALDALIER VALLEY 372414004140344 ISH 2003 B M 168 RONAN TYNAN RENA LANDERS PETINGO CAVALIER by CAVALIER ROYALE 52 . ALDATJAZ 372414005153744 ISH 2004 CH G 161 JOHN O'BRIEN GINA O'BRIEN PRINCESS ISABELLA 35 . ALDATUS CLOVER ROY 372414004035355 ISH 2001 B G 168 SHANE CONNOLLY MARTIN HYNES CUMMER CLOVER by CLOVER HILL 103 . ALDATUS CREAM 372414004728312 ISH 2004 CH M 170 JOHN MADIGAN KATHERINE ARTHUR KILLIMER CREAM by CREAM OF DIAMONDS 10 . ALDATUS JACK 372414004100822 ISH 2003 GR M 168 JAMES O'CONNELL DECLAN BYRNE BELLA GOLD by LEABEG 20 . ALDATUS SUPREME 372414004152948 ISH 2002 CH G 168 CYRIL CONWAY PADRAIG RATTIGAN DIFFICULT GIRL by ABLE ALBERT 21 . ALDATUS WEB 372414004078490 ISH 2002 CH G 168 CHRISTOPHER CUNNEY AMY MUNROE SARAH WEB by WEAVERS WEB 13 . ALDOUS 372414004328723 ISH 2005 B G 160 CAMPBELL MCMASTER PAULA MCMASTER CREAGH BEAU BELLE by BEAU ROYALE 30 . ALFRESCO 372414004069542 ISH 2001 CH G 168 GARETH ADAIR MARIANNE COOPER MIDLETON LADY by YOUNG GOLDEN 164 . ALL DAY LONG 372414004143085 ISH 2003 BR G 168 MARTIN MCMAHON EMMETT RYAN COEVERS LINE by COEVERS DIAMOND BOY 1 . ALLY QUE 372414002761651 ISH 2001 CH M 168 MARY QUINLIVAN KAY DOYLE CLOVER RIOT 45 . ALMA B 372414004137621 ISH 2003 CH M 168 BRIDGET BYRNE BRIGID BYRNE FLAGMOUNT POSSESSION by FLAGMOUNT KING 68 . ASPEN RIDGE 372414004112440 ISH 2003 CH G 168 MICHAEL BYRNE STEPHEN JOHN DAVIES CRUISING GYPSEY by CRUISING 25 . ATLANTIC ALICE 372414002742432 ISH 2000 B F 168 MICHAEL BROWNE DAVID BROWNE ATLANTIC DIAMOND by GLIDAWN DIAMOND 3 . ATTY ALDTO Z 372414004319353 ISH 2003 B M 165 PATRICK O'DEA ANDREW HODGINS ATTY GIRL 113 . BALLYBUNION ALDATUS 372414004124728 ISH 2002 CH M 165 JOHN BREEN KAREN LYNCH LISSELTON ROSE by CLOVER HILL 32 . BALLYBUNION TOWN 372414004107335 ISH 2002 CH G 168 JOHN BREEN JOHN BREEN VASCOS CLOVER by VASCO 11 . BALLYCAPPLE ALTO 372414004055418 ISH 2001 B G 168 HENRY J FLEMING DAVID GIBSON ARDNACRUSHA LASS by CLOVER HILL 89 . BALLYCAPPLE BREEZE 372414004187907 ISH 2004 GR G 168 HENRY J FLEMING HENRY FLEMING BALLY CAPPLE CRUISE by CRUISING 17 . BALLYCAPPLE HEATHER 372414004176721 ISH 2002 B M 168 HENRY J FLEMING M J KAVANAGH ARDNACRUSHA LASS by CLOVER HILL 325 . BALLYCAPPLE RHAPSODY 372414004162008 ISH 2003 GR M 168 HENRY J FLEMING CIAN O'CONNOR BALLY CAPPLE CRUISE by CRUISING 11 . BALLYOSKILL BAY 372414004681087 ISH 2006 B G 165 MRS MARY CROWLEY KILLIAN DUNNE MY LITTLE GIRL by CAVALIER ROYALE 13 . BALLYSHAN VALENTINO 372414004260827 ISH 2004 CH G 168 GARY DOHERTY THOMAS BYRNE BALLYNAHIA DIAMOND by DIAMOND LAD 110 . 230 BARON ALDATUS 372414002815437 ISH 2001 CH G 168 SHELLEY BOYLE SHELLEY BOYLE LOCKSTOWN BARONESS 15 3 . BAWNBOY COOL MOVER 372414004169230 ISH 2002 B G 168 PETER & MICHAEL FOLEY TONY DALY MINT STAR by GLACIER MINT 173 . BAWNBOY Z 372414002758631 ISH 2001 B G 168 MARTIN O'REGAN ANTHONY O'REGAN KILBRIM DIAMOND by GLIDAWN DIAMOND 12 . BEECHFIELDS EYE SPY 372414004343931 ISH 2005 CH G 168 PETER MCGUANE PETER O'TOOLE TARA SPRING by SENANG HATI 33 . BELAL 372414005037583 ISH 2004 CH G 170 DAN HICKEY JOE O'CONNELL DOONBEG BARONESS by BARON DE CHANTEPIE 10 . BRIERHILL CLOVER 372414004257826 ISH 2003 B M 168 MICHAEL KELLY ANGELA CONWAY NIALLS LADY by TEMPLE CLOVER 32 . BROADWAY TRADER 372414004171028 ISH 2003 CH G 176 MICHAEL BYRNE CLARE O'CALLAGHAN DIAMOND STREAM by DIAMOND LAD 1 . CAMROSA FAIRY 372414004102657 ISH 2006 B M 160 DAN DALTON
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