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Equibreed UK 2021 Available Sport Horse Stallions Lower Meadows, Grange Lane, Beenham, Reading, RG7 5PT Equibreed UK 2021 Available Sport Horse Stallions C Star WW Lineage: C Serendipity X Big Star Colour: Chestnut Year: 2015 Height: 17hh Chilled/Frozen: AI Fresh / Chilled / Frozen to the EU Service Fee: £750 N.F.F.R, Fresh and chilled Owned by: Weston Warmbloods Website: www.westonwarmbloods.co.uk Additional information: By the legendary Olympic Gold Medallist Big Star out of an exceptional dam line, C Star WW is born to jump. Bred in the UK by embryo transfer just before his dam C Serendipity was sold to Canadian Olympic rider Kara Chad, C Star WW is fully licensed. C Serendipity comes from a very famous Dutch mare line which has produced numerous top stallions and sport horses, in 2013 C Serendipity and Anna Beck won the first qualifier and was second in the following qualifier against 280 of the best 6 year old horses from around the world at the Zangersheide World Breeding Championships. Standing at nearly 17 hands as a 4-year-old, C Star has a huge stride, plenty of blood and masses of scope; he has a wonderful easy temperament. He has jumped several double clears British Novice and qualified Dorset 4-year-old final being turned away to grow. Now back in work & jumping Discovery Kaintairo WW Lineage: Kannan X J-Force W Colour: Grey Year: 2014 Height: 16.1hh Chilled/Frozen: AI Fresh / Chilled / Frozen to the EU Service Fee: £650 + vat NFFR Owned by: Weston Warmbloods Website: www.westonwarmbloods.co.uk Additional information: Kaintaro is a 16.1hh fully licensed stallion by Kannan out of J-Force W who is by one of the most popular breeding stallions in the world, Cicero Z van Paemel. Kannan having been No.1 best jumping stallion in the world for 2014 and still in the top 7, needs no introduction. Kantairo’s dam line produced a number of successful show jumpers, combining the “Euro-Classics” Ramiro and Alme. In the fourth generation stand the great Holstein sires Amor and Porter, who both gave Holland’s show jumping breeding a great boost. He represents the Dutch mother line 153 which also produced the successful stallions Flyinge Electro, Harvester and Ijsselmeer. Kaintairo is a very easy stallion to deal with, showing the same classic jump every time, he has been left to mature and started his jumping career in 2019. He has already qualified British Novice & Discovery 2nd rounds 2019 and Qualified for the British Novice Final at the British National Championships 2019. W: www.equibreed.co.uk E: [email protected] P: 01189712994 Barclays Bank Acc no: 83192598 Sort code 20-71-03 VAT Reg no: GB129430885 DEFRA Reg: Embryos UK EE-02 Semen UK 9056- EC Lower Meadows, Grange Lane, Beenham, Reading, RG7 5PT Zip Phin Lineage: Phin Phin x Super de Luxe Colour: Bay Year: 2004 Height: 16.2hh Chilled/Frozen: AI Fresh / Chilled / Frozen to the EU Service Fee: £650 + vat NFFR Owned by: Weston Warmbloods Website: www.westonwarmbloods.co.uk Additional information: The pedigree of Zip Phin is of great genetic value. His sire, Chin Chin competed at the Olympics. Ella is a half-sister to the sires Roman and Farn. Chin Chin and Abdullah are among the best jumping horses in the world. The stallion Lux Z was one of the most successful stallions in international show jumping, including the Sydney Olympics. Super de Lux comes from an exceptional mare line, her dam also produced Ulstar who was reserve champion at the KWPN stallion grading. Many top show jumpers, stallions and mares come from this dam line. Zip Phin is a breath-taking stallion who passes on his looks, movement, jump and temperament. He has competed to 1.40 level, won Grand Prix’s abroad and qualified for many championships. He is still competing and has never had a day’s lameness. Oasis MAC Lineage: by Fuego de Cardenas Colour: Grey Year: 2004 Height: 15.2hh Chilled/Frozen: AI Fresh / Chilled / Frozen to the EU Service Fee: £450 + vat NFFR Owned by: VLS Stud Website: www.vls-stud.co.uk Additional information: Oasis MAC is a Spanish stallion, only graded son of the legendary Olympic dressage stallion Fuego de Cardenas, he stands at 15.2hh. Oasis MAC carries some of the very best Spanish bloodlines & is also a proven sire of many national & movement champions who are now coming out under saddle with good placings including MCI, Royal Windsor & area festivals. Oasis MAC has also stood national champion, movement champion & performance champion but is also a superb allrounder having jumped up to 1.20m with great style and enthusiasm, hunted, hunter trials & showing as well as dressage to Advanced Medium. He is currently a dressage schoolmaster, happy hacker & family friend, he has the most superb temperament and a willing worker. Contact: 07871997262 or [email protected] W: www.equibreed.co.uk E: [email protected] P: 01189712994 Barclays Bank Acc no: 83192598 Sort code 20-71-03 VAT Reg no: GB129430885 DEFRA Reg: Embryos UK EE-02 Semen UK 9056- EC Lower Meadows, Grange Lane, Beenham, Reading, RG7 5PT Hillcoote Border Fox Availability TBC Lineage: By Pacino out of Corraghoe Cruise Year: 2013 Chilled/Frozen: Frozen Service Fee: On request Owned by: Brian O Malley We welcome Hillcoote Border Fox to our stallion barn for a short window, available fresh or frozen. By the legendary sire Pacino out of Corraghoe Cruise. This 7-year-old is tipped as one of the most competitive young stallions on the circuit. For his full pedigree: https://www.fei.org/horse/105XM69 El Macho Van Plockroy Availability TBC Lineage: Excellent VD Zuuthoeve (Tangelo VD Zuuthoeve) x Darco x Bonami Year: 2015 Height: 16.1hh Chilled/Frozen: AI Fresh / Chilled Service Fee: £575 NFFR Discounted to £450 for proven mares Owned by: Rachael and Hollie Pearce Additional information: AES Approved Licenced Stallion Standing at Stud Son of Excellent vd Zuuthoeve, his sire is by Tangelo and his dam is by Darko both proven at 160 level El macho has a kind nature and super temperament, extremely trainable attitude already a regular on the British Show jumping circuit, jumping the age classes and newcomers with success. He is proving to be a powerful, scopey horse with all the attributes of his grandparents. With his superb breeding, temperament and stunning looks he would complement both showjumping and eventing mares Full breeding can be found here www.hippomundo.com/en/pedigree/performance/736032-el-macho-van-plockroy-z Macho is available to select mares £575 NFFR Discounted to £450 for proven mares W: www.equibreed.co.uk E: [email protected] P: 01189712994 Barclays Bank Acc no: 83192598 Sort code 20-71-03 VAT Reg no: GB129430885 DEFRA Reg: Embryos UK EE-02 Semen UK 9056- EC .
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