IBIDEM D'ACHERONTE

Padre : CLINTON

Montado por Dirk Demeersman, Clinton fue un fenómeno en las pistas internacionales de salto, mientras que en la cría es quizás de una clase aún mayor. El hijo del legendario Corrado I compitió en los Juegos Olímpicos de Atenas 2004, ganó el Gran Premio de Lummen y finalizó segundo tanto en el Gran Premio como en la Copa de Naciones en CHIO Aachen.

Las cualidades de clase mundial de Clinton son el resultado de su fuerte pedigre, engendrado por Corrado I de una madre de Masetto, que lleva los genes de Moltke y Cottage Son xx. El bisabuelo de Clinton es el mundialmente famoso Landgraf I, cuya influencia sigue siendo enorme. Además, la abuela de Clinton, Ohra, saltó con éxito a nivel internacional, llamándose 'Olympia'. Montada por Karsten Huck y Dirk Schröder, ganó más de 50.000 marcos alemanes. En la cría, Clinton no tiene rival como padre de más de 50 padrillos aprobados, incluidos Eldorado van de Zeshoek TN, Zacharov TN y Whitaker, aprobados por KWPN. Pero el más llamativo es, por supuesto, el ya legendario Cornet Obolensky, que saltó al más alto nivel con Marco Kutscher y ocupa el tercer lugar en el WBFSH Sire Ranking for Showjumpers.

Abuelo paterno : CORRADO I

CORRADO nació en 1985, el tordillo, es hijo de Cor de la Bryere y la madre por Capitol, es una referencia total de la cria holsteiner.

Actuaciones impresionantes, un origen interesantísimo y una descendencia de la máxima consideración es lo que más se puede pedir de un padrillo; pues bien estas condiciones las reúne CORRADO.

Las actuaciones de CORRADO comenzaron como padrillo con nota de 10 en salto. Fue aprobado en 1988. Su carrera en competiciones internacionales fue enseguida fructífera siempre con el alemán Franke Sloothaak: en 1993 con 8 años ya ganó Aachen; en 1994 tomó parte en la Copa de las Naciones de Aachen, ganó el Gran Premio Copa del Mundo de Dortmund, la Copa de las Naciones de Oberanvenâl; en 1995 volvió a ganar el Gran Premio de Dortmund, ganó el Gran Premio de Neumunster; en 1996 ganó el Gran Premio Copa del Mundo de Aarhus, ganó el Gran Premio de Kiel, fue 5to en la Final de la Copa del Mundo de Ginebra; en 1997 tomó parte en Grandes Premios Copa del Mundo

Tiene 60 hijos aprobados como padrillo y 111 hijas también aprobadas.

Abuelo materno: QUICK STAR

The Selle Français stallion, Quick Star, was a tough, little (just 159 cms) competitor with American rider, Meredith Michaels, who has based herself in Europe long enough to marry Markus Beerbaum and find herself in the German jumping team! The pair won the Grand Prix of Maastricht and Munich in their illustrious career - and now Quick Star is making a name for himself at stud.
Quick Star’s sire, Galoubet A was also a performer, winning an astonishing 19 Grand Prix in his career - Galoubet is by one of the all time jumping sires, Almé, and out of the French trotter, Viti.
On his dam’s side, Quick Star is again bred to perform. His dam, Stella, a 7/8th Anglo-Arab, jumped internationally with Nelson Pessoa. Quick Star was originally owned by American businessman, Isaac Augetty but he was purchased in Christmas 1997 by French film distributor, Alain Katz. The stallion had covered a few mares in the United States in 1989 (resulting in the birth of his showjumping star daughter, also called Stella). From 1989 to 1994 he bred a few mares in the States belonging to friends of the original owner who imported Quick Star to the USA at the age of 6 months, and then sold him to Augetty at the age of 6 years.
According to Mr Katz: "From 1991 to 1994, during the time he was stationed with Meredith Micheals at the Paul Schockemöhle stables, he was used by the latter for his own breeding purposes and covered around 400 of his own mares, however this number remains roughly approximate because it was never possible, nor for the American owner that took Paul Schockemöhle to court for this period of exploitation, nor for us, to obtain any information from either Paul Schockemöhle or from the Oldenburg stud-book where he is omnipresent and very powerful and who refuse to respond to our several demands up to this day." (quoted in Annuaire Monneron 2003 - www.monneron.com ).
It took a while for Quick Star's breeding career to take off. Mr Katz made the mistake of parading him at St-Lô in 1998 along with two other sons of Galoubet - Quatoubet du Rouuet and Caloubet du Rouet, and there was much derision from the Normandy breeders at the sight of the 'midget' who had been acquired by an outsider from Paris.
Now Quick Star is distributed in 14 countres and is approved by 21 recognized stud-books.
Mr Kaitz feels that Quick Star combines the qualities of his top and bottom lines: "He has inherited the best of both. From Galoubet, his force, his energy and his courage; from Stella, her elegance, her intelligence and her technique, which resulted in this llittle rounded stallion, standing 1 m 59 being 'a genius over the bars'. Quick Star produces bay coloured horses with spirited and easy characters, voluntary, winners with lots of strength in a short back catapulted by sprung hind quarters, but he also has some aesthetically weak points, for he is capable of giving a pretty Anglo head but also a thick jowled head, inherited from his sire, Galoubet. By the way, certain of his products have perhaps a less than perfect front gesture but as a great international rider once explained to me, 'in front can always be corrected especially if there is a true motor behind' which is perfectly the case with the offspring of our stallion."

Quick Star’s most successful competitor so far has been Stella, who was ridden by American showjumper, Will Simpson until Meredith Beerbaum took her over, and the pairing has had a string of good placings in top competiton - including a second in the Grand Prix at Stuttgart.

Quick Star is proving a good sire of stallions with Quinticus, Quebec and Cardinus in Germany, Quincy Z (ex-Omnistar), Quilot Z and Quick Lauro Z in Belgium; Quick Star CH in Switzerland, Qualitative in Denmark, Quality in Ireland, Quality Touch Z in Chile, and Indy Star in France.

The list of riders on Quick Star horses right now reads like a who's who of international jumping: Otto Becker & Qualandro, Rolf-Goran Bengtsson & Quick Silver BZ, Marcus Ehning & Quick Roxette DH, Jos Lansink with Quincy Z and Quick Lauro Z and Franke Sloothaak & Quilfilio.

In June 2002, Quick Star was bred to Ratino Z - the ultimate accolade for the game little jumper!