Cornet Obolensky, Belgian Warmblood stallion

Coronet Obolensky

Coronet Obolensky is one of the hottest up and coming young stallions in the world. At only 7 years old he has already reached international competiton. The highly elastic motions and superb uphill gallop are well combined with jumping qualities that are hard to equal in respect to capacity, leg technique and manner of jumping. This special predisposition is clearly predetermined by his first class pedigree. He was presented successfully in show jumper competitions beginning in 2003, under Ludger Beerbaum or Marco Kutscher. His sire Clinton, son of the international icon Corrado I (Franke Sloothaak), himself a highly successful international show jumper, not only combines the premium national stallions Cor de la Bryère, Landgraf I and Capitol in his pedigree but furthermore derives from Holstein bloodline 8829. The damsire, Heartbreaker, who was victorious in World Cup events, is a son of the probably most prominent Dutch sire of show jumpers of the past 20 years, namely, Nimmerdor. The grandam, a successful advanced class show jumper, produced the victorious international competition sports horse Querido (by Feinschnitt I). Her sire Randel Z, a son of Thieß Luther�s successful international competition sports mare Alarie Z, inter alia, brought forth the international dressage horse Nector (Ingrid Klimke).
Cornet Obolensky was declared vice-champion and the darling of the public at the main Northrhine Westphalian approval of 2001. He absolved an exceedingly good 30 day test with an overall score of 8.33, as third of his test lot, leading the field in show jumping with the score of 9.24. He was moreover awarded the top score of 10 for loose jumping. Cornet Obolensky first crop already produced a number of expensive, elite foals for the 25th and 26th Northrhine Westphalian elite auctions. Beautiful types with handsome faces and well proportioned harmonious conformation, they caused a sensation with the public. Particularly impressive were the decidedly spirited, uphill moving motions during the trot.