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Cordalmé Z

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.

Exceptional jumping ability is literally programmed in Cordalme Z' s pedigree, each new generation presenting further overwhelming procreators of show jumpers. Two performance transmitters from French show jumper breeding appear in Cordalme Z's pedigree as both the sire and dam sire. Cordalme Z's dam Aleska Z is a well proven brood-mare who also produced the contemporary first class sires Royal Z I and Royal Z II (by Ramiro/both private stallions Denmark). Royal Z I was the 1987 stallion performance test winner in Denmark and Royal ZII came third respectively, in his approval and stallion performance test in Denmark in 1988. Aleska Z did not only present the most brilliant of a total of four approved sons, Cordalme Z, she also became the foundation mare of the Bockmann horse breeding programme. Mated with Landadel, she gave birth to her meanwhile youngest approved son, Landrover, whose breeding career began in Thuringia. The maternal bloodline of Degengottin (by Demant-Goldapfel), from which Cordalme Z derives, also produced the renowned stallion Colani (by Calypso II-Matrose-Glander, private stallion Hanover resp. Bavaria).

Cordalme Z was awarded the I-I premium at the 1988 Oldenburg approval. Following his cautious development in stages in show jumper classes and federal championships lasting several years, he has developed to one of the most successful stallions in show jumping world-wide today. He has won Grand Prix' and Nation's Cups (i.a. in Falsterbo), was runner-up in the North-Rhine Westphalian Cup in Aix la Chapelle in 1994, fourth in the Modena Grand Prix, second in the German Classics in Bremen, second in Kiel in 1996, fourth in Miinster in 1996 and highly placed in the German Masters in Stuttgart as well as many other big tournaments. He was moreover on the short list for the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.

Cordalme Z's first batch of foals already brought forth an approved and premiumed son, Corghano, who is enjoying international successes at advanced level, following a brief interlude as a stud horse. The second approved son Couleur Rubin was likewise approved and has proven to be a wonder show jumper. He was undoubtedly the most spectacular show jumper of the Federal Championships of 2001 and 2002. He became vice-champion in the first year and a placed finalist in the second. Cordalme Z's initial age classes have already produced a number of international show jumping aces including Cordijana with Jos Lansink from Belgium, Calwaro under Martin Dopazo (the Argentine) and the full-Westphalian-brand- brothers, Careful 23 and Casper 30 with Andre Sakakini (Egypt). Careful won the 2000 Donaueschingen Grand Prix and was runner up in Spangenberg, whilst Calwaro came second in the Wiesbaden Grand Prix and third in Spangenberg. Both horses represented their sire at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. It is important to mention here, that these horses were exclusively ridden by foreign riders and that therefore, only the prize money won within Germany is taken into account in Cordalme Z' s winning statistics. In 2000, Cordalme Z moreover presented the current federal German show jumping champion HGF Can Fly/G.

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.