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CANNAVARO

A large framed Cordalmé son whose striking colouring makes it obvious who his sire and grandsire (Pilot) are. Pilot. Deportment, exterior and particularly his interior values are good reasons for high expectations. There seems to be no limit to his ability and with the technique he has, this youngster should find all doors in future jumping sport wide open.

Cordalmé Z, ridden by Gilbert Böckmann, achieved International success in jumping. He also achieved recognition from the early years as an ideal sire for jumping horses. In 2000, two offspring of Cordalmé Z participated in the Olympic Games in Sydney. His sire was the great sire of champions Cor de la Bryeré. Cor de la Bryeré is one of the most important stallions in modern showjumping. His progeny have won over £1.5 million in prize money in Germany alone. His International showjumping progeny include San Patrigiano Corrode, Bockmans Cordalme Z, VDL Corland, Cera 001, Bollvorm’s Chablis and Global Concorde. He is also the sire of the international dressage horses Cabaret, Caprice, Castello and the world famous Corlandus. Cor de la Bryere was ranked 8th by the World Breeding Federation for Sports Horses in the list of sires of international showjumpers in 1995/96, and he has many graded stallion sons around the world.

Cannarvo’s dam's pedigree further enhances these traits. A classic Westphalian combination - the millionaires Pilot and Weinberg speak for themselves. Cannavaro's dam produced the State Premium mare, Pricilla by Cordalmé Z, who was a highly prized mare at the 2000 European Broodmare Show in Brussels and has meanwhile placed in advanced level jumping under the name Pikeur Chetami. The dam also has two full sisters that are State Premium mares - Pauline and Picaro - who are also successful at advanced level.