Neron

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Ninth place at the World Jumping Horse Championships

What a fantastic end to a fantastic season: Neron took ninth place under his rider Alexa Stais/CYP at the World Jumping Horse Championships for five-year-olds in Lanaken/BEL, after first places in both qualifications. Previously, the highly demanded Neron, who jumped with the necessary caution, dominated the course competitions at will.

The father Cornet Obolensky and his offspring, such as the individual European champion and team runner-up world champion Clooney/Martin Fuchs/SUI, the World Cup winner and two-time European Championship team silver winner Cornet D’amour/Daniel Deußer, have been one of the most successful jumping sires in the ranking for years World Breeding Association WBFSH. His 200 licensed sons worldwide also contribute to this top ranking, many of whom are also successful in top-level sport, such as the Aachen runner-up and World Cup ninth-place finisher Balou du Reventon/Harry Charles/GBR or Brian Moggre/USA and the team vice-European champion Comme il faut/Marcus Ehning. At the age of eight, Cornet Obolensky had already won Grand Prizes and Nations Cups, including the Super League Final, under Marco Kutscher. In 2008, after winning DM bronze as well as the Grand Prix in Balve and Cervia/ITA and the Nations Cup in Rotterdam/NED, he was appointed to the German Olympic team. In 2011, Cornet Obolensky was part of the German European Championship gold team from Madrid/ESP.

Several internationally successful show jumpers come from the mother Kantuscha, such as Chanell (by Carpaccio), Cypriano (by Cassini II)/Sören von Rönne, Celtic (by Cassini II)/Marten Witt, Hantuscha (by Andiamo)/Olivier Robert /FRA, and Heltic (by Herlad)/Olivier Robert/FRA. Her daughter Equrano (by Canturano I) produced the international show jumper Ice Gold (by Astrello)/Jack Towell/USA.

The grandsire Cantus, himself from the first crop of Caletto I, produced important stallion sons with Come On/Ralf Schneider and Princess Haya of Jordan, Cascavelle, Cassius Clay, Calido I and II, Cellestial and Cyrano. His athletic offspring are led by Olympic silver winner Calvaro/Willi Melliger/SUI.

The granddam Feine Dame II produced the licensed stallion Carson Ask (by Carnute) and the S-level show jumpers Cleverboy (by Corrado II)/Christian Heim and PGL Caballevo (by Corrado I)/Linnea Ericsson/SWE.

The third mother Sorinna produced the two licensed stallions Loran (by Lord)/Wolfgang Schade and Marquis (by Mytens xx), the former successful up to Grand Prix dressage, as well as the Grand Prix dressage horse Amadeus (by Akinos)/Bianca Kasselmann and the S-level show jumper Carito (by Capitol I).

The fourth mother, Korinna, is the mother of the licensed stallion Rom J (by Romino) and the Grand Prix dressage horse Calgary (by Calypso I)/Frauke Struve.

Holsteiner line 730 B: from this also the stallions El Camino FH (by Escamillo), Bartlgut’s Dörnberg (by Dante Weltino), United Europ (by Uphill), Chopin (by Contendro I), Lux As (by Lux) , Dujos (by Dinken), Castillo (by Carolus I), Montanus (by Moltke I), Catino (by Catoki), Celebes (by Corofino I), Cheops Z (by Crack), Cancoon (by . Colman), Companiero (by Colman), Boccaccio (by Baloubet du Rouet), Tout le Monde KH (by Toulon), Le Grand I, II and III (by Lord), Dante (by Darco de Revel ), Cascos TN (by Colman), Converse (by LB Crumble), Capino (by Caproni), Baldus (by Bachus), Timbel van de Guldennagel (by Pomerol), Zornell I and II (by Zirocco Blue) and numerous others, as well as sport horses in dressage and jumping.

Half-brother to the international obstacle course celebrity

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