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AMORADO

Here is a stallion that has a convincing style over a jump and also the capacity to breed dressage horses. In his 30 Day Test he scored equally as well in his dressage as he did in his jumping.

The Sire,Amantus absolved his Stallion Performance Test in Warendorf in November 2000 in the forefront of his age-class.

The Damsire, Corrado was shown internationally by the great Frankie Sloothaak, he won the biggest show in the world, Aachen, setting the stage for his superstar jumping career. His wins all over Europe set him apart as the epitome of jumper sires. In 1994 Corrado won the German National Championships.

What is intriguing about Corrado I is the absolute proven cross of Cor de la Bryere and Capitol. Cor de la Bryere is respected as one of only a few Elite stallions ever to produce such rideable horses for all the Olympic disciplines. Add to this the absolute level-headedness of the Capitol line and it's no wonder Corrado inherited such talent. At his 100 Day Test Corrado received 10's in loose jumping and 8's on rideability and canter. He has produced 60 approved stallion sons and 111 approved daughters.

The Grandsire, Acord II was strongly frequented by breeders from all over Europe and has meanwhile developed into a veritable premium stallion His first few covering years resulted in numerous approved sons, including Araconit who is covering in B aden- Wlirttemberg. Araconit won the Holstein State Riding Horse Championship in Bad Segeberg in 1996, became Federal Vice- Champion in 1998 and sixth in the show jumping finals in Warendorf in 1999. Acord II offspring dominated the federal German Showjumping Championships of 1999. Acord II has moreover presented no less than 14 horses at the battle of show jumpers in Warendorf. Four of the thirteen placed horses in the six-year old category alone, derived from Acord II, including the Champion Atlantic (Ulrich Kirchhoff). Acord II's showjumping progeny brought him the title of the best producer of show jumpers for the ninth time in the year 2000, according to the FN breeding value rating. The Damsire Cor de la Bryere was one of the most important foundation sires of Holstein breeding following the Second World War, who apart from his undeniable qualities as a procreator of show jumpers, established flourishing stallion dynasties. As he appears in the paternal side of the pedigree once more, the blood connection to this invaluable premium stallion that has been so well tried in Holstein is established once more. The grandam Wielen produced two further daughters, Elms (by Cobalt) and Hallig (by Fantus), both of whom likewise became dams of stallions. Elms was mated with Cor de la Bryere to produce the stallion Cinzano, who was an international show jumper and led the FN breeding value statistics of his age class a number of years. Hallig on the other hand, gave birth to Silvester, one of the most important procreators of showjumpers of his generation in Holstein. The mare Undine, a full-sister of Cinzano produced the popular stallion Lusello (by Lorentin I) for the Holstein Association.