Carbid is a charming horse with a terrific presence and strong, well-muscled conformation. He has good rideability and outstanding jumping ability with an excellent manner and tremendous talent. He was runner-up of the stallion performance test in 1993. He is a high quality son of the Holsteiner sire Calypso II, who became famous as an excellent producer of outstanding jumping horses. Successful performance genes are also found in the pedigree of Carbid's dam: the sire Graphit counts among the special treasures in the Hanoverian breed. The progeny of Carbid are characterized by excellent jumping abilities and a top rideability. His daughter Carmina Burana was winner of the Federal Mare Show in 1998 and also winner of the Louis-Wiegels-Show in 1999 and the Ratje-Niebuhr Show in 2000 . |
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Calypso II |
Cor de la Bryere |
Rantzau xx |
Quenotte |
Tabelle |
Heibsporn |
Hyazinthe |
Grundlage |
Graphit |
Grande |
SPS Frutana |
Sissi |
Sermon |
SPS Gotengold |
1990 brown 16.3-1/4 Hanoverian
Approved for: Hanoverian
Stallion
Performance Test 1993,
Adelheidsdorf:
Overall score 136,40/ 2nd of 41
Dressage score
128,98/ 5th
Jumping score 130,35/ 2nd
Progeny results in
competition
Total prize
money of offspring in competition: DM 9.921.00
Number of registered
sport horses: 143
Breeding
information progeny
Number of licensed sons:
4
Number of registered
broodmares: 115
Number of state premium
mares and candidates: 17 |
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