Corsini

Description

“A radiant man in a white jacket. Standing in a rectangle with good feet and legs. He completed the free jumping with great potential, always opening his hindquarters strongly and with a lot of scope”, Oldenburg’s breeding manager Bernhard Thoben praised our Corsini after his celebrated victory in the licensing in Vechta. Also important is the pedigree with the direct succession of the world stallions Cornet Obolensky, Cassini I and Contender as well as the noble blood connection via Narew xx.

The sire Cornet Obolensky is currently in eighth place in the WBFSH world ranking of the best show jumping sires. He sent countless course cracks, above all the European Champion Clooney/Martin Fuchs/SUI, the team runner-up European Champion Comme il faut/Marcus Ehning and the Aachen runner-up Balou Du Reventon/Brian Moggre/USA. At the age of eight, Cornet Obolensky  already won Grand Prix and Nations Cups under Marco Kutscher, including the Super League Final. In 2008, after winning bronze at the DM as well as the Balve and Cervia/ITA Grand Prix and the Rotterdam/NED Nations Cup, he was appointed to the German Olympic team.  In addition, Cornet Obolensky belonged to the German EM gold team from Madrid/ESP in 2011.

The second sire, Cassini I, won the Nations Cups in Aachen and Modena/ITA under Franke Sloothaak and won the Grand Prix in Arnheim/NED. Internationally over 70 licensed sons and numerous offspring in the course over 1.60 meters.

Great-granddam Paola T produced the 1.30 meter show jumpers Contender Boy and Chevrolet T (both by Contender).

In the pedigree follows Contender, reserve winner of his licensing in 1986 and subsequently one of the most important sires in Holstein breeding. He has over 120 licensed sons, including the champion stallions Camiros and Cubito as well as Contendro I. His offspring have won over eleven million euros in sport, including Montender/Marco Kutscher, individual and team bronze winners at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens/GRE and 2005 at the EM double gold winner, Checkmate/Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum, Toni Haßmann’s three-time Derby winner Collin, Chiara/Ludger Beerbaum and Carlo/Sergio Alvarez Moya/ESP.

The fourth dam, Kinshasa, produced the 1.50 meter jumper Taquila (by Paramount)/Sebastian Karshüning, who achieved lifetime winnings of over 100,000 euros, as well as two 1.30 meter show jumpers.

Mare line of Arad, from which also the European Team Champion Ballerina (by Caretino)/Markus Merschformann as well as Singu (by Singulord Joter)/Hans-Thorben Rüder and the licensed stallions Toumba (by Toulouse), Collado (by Cassini I ), Kaiden (by Chaman), Qulester (by Quinar), Classic Jump (by Clarcon) and many more.

Trunk of the European Team Champion Ballerina

Pedigree

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