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Gender

Stallion

Born

24.04.2018

Life ID

BEL002W00318768

Breed

Belgian Warmblood (BWP)

Color

Grey

WFFS Status

N/N (non genetic carrier)

Size

169 cm

Owner

Hengststation Sosath
27809 Lemwerder

 

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Value added Tax rate

0%

Breeder

Willy Lootens
8377 Houtave, Belgien

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A highly modern athlete from Belgian performance breeding. The youngster convinces with lightning-fast reflexes at the jump, boundless ability and an outstanding canter. In short, a young stallion as one would wish for modern show jumping breeding.

Gerd Sosath is enthusiastic: "This stallion is a harmoniously constructed youngster and stood out in free jumping with his ability and overview. He radiates an inner balance, is agile at the same time and impresses with an excellent attitude."

Origin
Sire Toulon is considered one of the best show jumping sires worldwide. In recent years he has occupied a place high up on the WBFSH sire ranking list every year and is among the top 1% of stallions according to the FN breeding value estimation. Toulon himself was highly successful internationally under Hubert Bourdy and Jonella Ligresti. His victory in the Global Champions Tour in Sao Paulo (BRA) is unforgettable.

He is the sire of numerous licensed sons as well as horses that have been successful in international 1.60m jumping competitions. Among his most successful offspring are Vancouver de Lanlore (Pénélope Leprevost, FRA), Delux van T & L (Niels Bruynseels, BEL), Falco van Spieveld (Nicole Walker, USA), Jumpy van de Hermitage (Abdel Saïd, EGY), Toulago (Adrienne Sternlicht, USA) and Vitot du Chateau (Olivier Guillon, FRA).

His dam's sire is none other than the stallion of the century Cento, who was highly successful for over a decade under the current national trainer Otto Becker. Team gold at the Olympic Games in Sydney 2000, World Cup victory, victories in the Grand Prix of Aachen and Calgary, team bronze at the Olympic Games in Athens, as well as team gold at the European Championships in 2003, to name just a few highlights of his career.

The 3rd sire, Gottwald, competed in dressage, jumping and eventing at the advanced level.