Colt By Crelido

Gelding By Crelido

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CRELIDO

Crelido is a very elegant and modern stallion with great talent for both dressage and jumping. His pedigree is a combination of 7 x Cottage Son, 4 x Cor de la Bryere and 3 x Ramzes blood. He won the Danish 4 year old showjumping championships in 2000. Crelido is now competing at M level dressage and jumping at S level. In 2005 his offspring were highly placed in the finals of the Danish Showjumping and Dressage Championships.

The Sire, Calido at his performance test in Adelheidsdorf scored 129.05 (4/53)
He was first in the jumping standings with 140.40 but 9th in the dressage rankings on 114.30. His jumping scores included a score of 10! In 1996 he won 22 showjumping classes up to intermediate level.
Calido was the standout sire in the jumping at the 2004 Bundeschampionate, siring the winner of the Five year old jumping championship, Coster (out of a mare by Carthago Z) and the Reserve Champion, Clintwood (Limerick), with a third representative, Celine making it through to the final.
Calido is another representative of that enormously influential Holstein C line of Cor de la Bryère with no influence from the other C line of Capitol.

Calido’s dam, Baroness, is by Coriander, who despite his jumping breeding mare something of a name for himself as a dressage horse with Wolfgang Schade. This is not entirely unexpected since his grand-sire, Calypso II although primarily a jumper also produced horses with great reliability. Full brother, Calypso I produced one dressage super star, Chacomo, who sadly died early in his Grand Prix career.
Through his sire, Cantus, Calido also carries the refining blood of the great Thoroughbred sire, Cottage Son through his son, Consul. Consul was the sire of the World Champion dressage horse, Granat.
Calido’s sire Cantus, who died in 1994, was a successful sire of jumping horses right from the start. His son, Come On was an international competitor with Ralf Schneider and the Princess of Jordan.
Calido is a great-grandson of Cor de la Bryère, and there is another two crosses of that great French contributor to Holstein breeding on his dam line through Constant (by Cor de la Bryère, and the sire of Chin Chin) and Calypso II, another own son of ‘Corde’.

In the 2005, Hanoverian Stallion book, Calido is recorded with progeny earnings of 289,487 euro, with 394 progeny competing in jumping, with 36 at advanced levels. He has an FN jumping index of 147 and a dressage ranking of 119. On the basic of the Hanoverian mare and auction tests, he has a dressage score of 124 and a jumping rank of 161. He has 12 licensed stallion sons as of 2004.