Diarado is brilliant in his type, superior in his appearance and extremely precious bloodlines: Diarado enchanted the experts on the occasion of the Holstein stallion approvals. A winning stallion from top to toe, combined with fantastic movements and a jet black coat. His abilities seem endless - effortless, quick and superior with an ideal bascule he was the topic of every conversation at the Holstein stallion approvals. Like pearls on a string he combines the big names of the Holstein breeding through his dam which is by the outstanding sire Corrado out of a Contender-Lord-Ramiro dam. Amongst the highly successful descendants of the grand Holstein lineage 318 d2 are the international show jumpers Cabrio/Toni Hassmann, Morales/Dr. Michael Rüping and numerous licensed stallions such as Corofino I and II, Coriano, Crawford, Chello I and II as well as the licensing-champion Camiros. His sire Diamant de Semilly ridden by Eric Levallois was member of the French gold winning team at the world championships in Jerez and won the team silver medal at the European championships the following year. Bred for performance, he has been consistently named "best sire of young horses" at the French championships in Fontaineblau . He can look upon an entire armada of international top-class horses and by now belongs to the most sought after sires in France. Grandsire Le Tot de Semilly was also internationally successful and is considered to be one of the best show jumping producers in France. Diarado – a stallion with the potential to establish a new stallion-dynasty in modern show jumping breeding. |
| |
| Diamant de Semilly |
Le Tot de Semilly |
Grand Veneur |
| Venue de Tot |
| Venise D.Cres |
Elf III |
| Miss D.Cresl. |
| Roxette |
Corrado I |
Cor de la Bryere |
| Soleil |
| Kimberly III |
Contender |
| Option |
|
| 2005 black 16.2-1/2-hand Holsteiner |
Approved for: Oldenburg, Oldenburg International, Rheinlander, Westphalian and all southern German associations |
|
| |
|
