Collado. This is the way a modern Holsteiner looks! A fantastic sire model with plenty of type and blessed with an outstanding talent for jumping that obviously came from his ancestors. Collado is a real eye-catcher when he moves as well as when he jumps free. Collado has been marked by big names in Holstein breeding: Cassini I - Landgraf - Cor de la Bryère, therefore uniting three sires in the first three generations that were extremely present at the last three World Equestrian Games: the 1998 World Champion in Rome, Gandini Lianos/Rodrigo Pessoa (BRA) had Landgraf as a grandsire. Fein Cera, World Champion of riding horses in the final of Jerez in 2002 is out of a Cor de la Bryère dam and Jos Lansink's Calvalor Cumano is a Cassini I son. And it comes even better: Collando and Cumano are identically bred to more than 80%! Cumano (by Cassini I-Landgraf-Caletto) has Caletto in the third generation. In Callando's pedigree it's Caletto's sire, Cor de la Bryère. Another parallel: with Waldenser, Thoroughbred follows just like in the pedigree of Jos Lansink's world champion. A Waldenser daughter called Bolga is also the granddam of a highly successful international mare called Ballerina by Caretino who was one of the most successful Holstein jumpers towards the end of the 90s under Markus Merschformann.
Collado – a Cassini I son constructed according to the "golden section"!