Proven performance genetics with a promising future ahead

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This appealing colt combines a proven dam line with the top sport genetics of Warrior. A pedigree in which performance, breeding value, and athletic potential come together.

Dam: Indira

The dam, Indira, has already proven her value as a broodmare. She previously produced the BWP-approved stallion Wasabi ter Dijke, a stallion that stood out during his approval thanks to his scope, attitude, and modern sport horse type. The dam line is equally impressive. This family has produced multiple international sport horses, including the 1.60m performers Vangelis and Jericho, underlining its consistent ability to produce horses for the highest levels of the sport.

Sire: Warrior (Tangelo van de Zuuthoeve x Heartbreaker)

On the sire’s side, we find Warrior, the proven Grand Prix stallion standing at T&L Stud. This impressive son of Tangelo van de Zuuthoeve out of a Heartbreaker mare combines scope, attitude, and blood in an exceptional pedigree. Under Jamal Rahimov, Warrior represented Azerbaijan at the highest level of the sport, competing at events such as the London Olympic Games, the World Equestrian Games in Caen, and the FEI World Cup Final in Lyon.

In addition, he achieved numerous international results at the 1.60m level.

Warrior has also established himself as a valuable sire. Several of his offspring are now competing successfully at Grand Prix level, including Warrior's Glory, while horses such as Noble Warrior and Native Warrior have also proven themselves in international sport. His offspring are noted for their excellent attitude, scope, carefulness, and modern sport horse type.

With a proven dam that has already produced an approved stallion, a dam line filled with international sport horses, and a sire that is establishing himself as a successful producer of top-level performers, this colt possesses all the ingredients for a successful future in showjumping.

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