Baligio - (Baldini / Ramiro)
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| Gender | Colt | Date of Birth | 22/03/03 |
| Breed | Holstein | Stamm | 1939 |
| Colour | Bay | Horse Ref | 23 |
Bloodline
Description
A very scopey jump goes on automatic loves to jump good temperament intelligent, a definite horse for the future should be among one of the best of his generation
Sire Line
Baldini I
Origin: The grey stallion Bachus, apart-bred Arab with an original Holstein dam, introduced Arab blood into Holstein breeding again after a long period of abstinence. His sire Bajar also enjoyed a great reputation as an outstanding sire as regards preparedness to perform and capacity for jumping in the Arab breed, the Trakehner population and in Schleswig-Holstein pony breeding. Bachus began his career as a Holstein Association stallion and was a highly placed Federal Championship participant. Bo Kristoffersen, the current Danish national trainer sat in Bachus' saddle during this early period, similar to so many other good stallions before and after him. Later on, Bachus came out with great international successes under the patronage of the Zanger sheide stud farm with Jos Lansink. The dam, state premium mare Vision III also produced the one year younger bay full-brother Baldini II and prior to that, the stallion Cavano (by Capitol I) who is so popular in Denmark, as well as the esteemed Landgraf I son Lesotho (Holstein Association, Neustadt/Dosse state stallion), who is an accomplished advanced class showjumper. The damsire Cor de la Bryere was one of the most important foundation sires of the Holstein breed following the Second World War and in addition to his undeniable qualities as a procreator of showjumpers, established flourishing stallion dynasties. Holstein bloodline 1463 moreover produced i.a. the stallions Chamber, Champus (private stallion Rhineland, international dressage successes under Alexandra Simons-de Ridder), D' Olympic (Redefin state stallion, stallion performance test winner), Goodwill (private stallion Netherlands), Gressini (Holstein Association, Hungary), L'Eperon (international successes with Carsten-Otto Nagel), Lanciano (international successes under Hans-Jorn Ottens and Philippe Guerdat/ Switzerland), Larno (private stallion Netherlands resp., Holstein Association), Latino (private stallion Denmark, Holstein Association), Magic Dream (private stallion Rhineland-Palatinate-Saar), Manchester (private stallion Netherlands alias Kommandeur, Holstein Association, private stallion Baden- Wurttemberg) and Marquis (private stallion Baden- Wurttemberg).
Performance record : Baldini I absolved his stallion performance test in Medingen in 1997, where he demonstrated an above average talent for jumping. He impressively put his jumping ability to show in competition sport during the following years, winning show jumper classes and show jumping competitions up to intermediate class. He successfully participated in the Federal Championship in 2000.
Breeding record : His first age class resulted in a large proportion of premiumed foals.
Bachus
The grey stallion Bachus, a part bred Arab with an original Holstein dam, injected Arab blood into the Holstein breed after a long period of abstinence. His sire Bajar had the reputation as an outstanding hereditary transmitter in regard to his preparedness to perform, and aptitude for jumping in the Arab breed, The Trakehner population and in Schleswig-Holstein pony breeding. Bachus began his career as a Holstein Association stallion and was a highly placed Federal Championship contestant. Following this, he came under the patronage of the Zangersheide stud and began a great international career under Jos Lansink. The dam, state premium mare Vision III also produced the one year older grey coloured full-brother Baldini I and the popular stallion Cavano (by Capitol I) as well as the esteemed Landgraf I son Lesotho (Holstein Association, state stallion Neustadt/ Dosse), who was an excellent advanced class show jumper. The dam-sire Cor de la Bryere was one of the most important foundation stallions of the Holstein breed following the Second World War. Apart from Cor de la Bryere' s indisputable qualities as a sire of sports horses, he also created blossoming stallion dynasties. Holstein bloodline 1463 moreover brought forth the stallions Chamber, Champus (private stallion Rhineland, international dressage successes with Alexandra Simons de Ridder), D' Olympic (Redefin state stallion, stallion performance test winner), Goodwill (private stallion, Netherlands), Gressini (Holstein Association, Hungary), L'Eperon (international competition horse under Carsten-Otto Nagel), Lanciano (international successes with Hans-Jorg Ottens and Philippe Guerdat/Switzerland), Larno (private stallion Netherlands, resp. Holstein Association), Latino (private stallion Denmark, Holstein Association), Magic Dream (private stallion Rhineland-Palatinate-Saar), Manchester (private stallion Netherlands alias Kommandeur, Holstein Association, private stallion Baden-Wurttemberg) and Marquis (private stallion Baden-Wurttemberg).
Performance record: Baldini II absolved his stallion performance test in Miinster -Handorf in 1998, where analogous to his older full-brother, he produced above average results in both disciplines, but with a definitely stronger weighting in show jumping. He impressively proved his sporting ability for the first time in 2000, as the multiple winner of show jumper classes up to intermediate level and successfully participated in the Federal Championship. He crowned these successes in 2001 by becoming federal champion six-year old show jumper in Warendorf and by gaining his first advanced class placements in 2002
Cor de la Bryere
One of the most influential Sirs in Holsteiner, bred in France with a presence of thoroughbred started a new breeding era in Holsteiner by improving the jumping technique especially in the front legs dramatically. Some of his Stallions Sons are Corrado, Caletto 1 , Caletto 2 , Caletto 3 , Calypso1 - V ( five brothers all graded Calando 1 - V
Dam Line
Romino
Romino is one of the foundation sires with a world wide reputation one of his best sport horse off spring was Ratina Z. who competed twice at the Olympic Games by Ludgar Beerbaum and Piet Raymakers. Stallions sons of Ramiro are Rasso, Romino B, Ronald, Rollando, Ritual B, Ramiro Son, Rebot, Rebel Z 1,2,3. Raphael
Ramiro
Is one of the foundation sires with a world wide reputation. One of his best sport horse off spring was Ratina Z who competed twice at the Olympic Games by Ludgar Beerbaum and Piet Raymakers. Stallions sons of Ramiro are Rasso, Romino B, Ronald, Rollando, Ritual B, Ramiro Son, Rebot, Rebel Z 1,2,3. Raphael Oldenburg sport horses in 1972, 1973 Monsum & Mario in 1976.