Camrose Stud
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Mares
Florida E
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Arpeggio - Polany - Domenico - Samber
(Zottie-stam, merrielijn 36, fokfamilie 300)
Heterozygous (Ee)
Agouti Homozygous (AA)
XX/OX percentage : 26.93%
Date of Birth: 27 May 2001
Colour:
Sex: Mare
Studbook: Swedish Warmblood (ASVH)
Graded: Mecklenburg (Hauptstutbuch I), Oldenburg Main Studbook
Height: 160 cm
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Arpeggio
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Acord II |
Ahorn |
Alme |
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Heureka | |||
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St Pr St Ribecka |
Calypso I | ||
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Gerlis | |||
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St Pr St Perle |
Power |
Pilot | |
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Perle | |||
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Schalmei |
Schoning | ||
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St Pr St Dorina | |||
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Polany |
Polydor |
Pilatus |
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Fata Morgana | |||
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Fabel H |
Foxtrott | ||
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Marbella | |||
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Kentucky H |
Domenico |
Diamantino | |
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Tai-Peh H | |||
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Georgia |
Samber stb | ||
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Utica |
She was ridden for 6 months in Germany as a 3 year old prior to being put in foal. She has extremely good movement and a good jumping technique coupled with a golden temperament.
She is graded in the Hauptstutbuch I with the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern when in Germany.
Florida´s maternity line is one of Hollands most successful ones. "The Zottie line" goes back to the foundation mare Zottie who was awarded with everything a successful breeding mare can get. She was a full sister to the famous Marco Polo.
Florida E graded into the Oldenburg Main Studbook in 2007.
To date, Florida has produced five out of five coloured foals by outstanding European stallions. Her two colts are both licensed and performance tested stallions.
SIRE: Arpeggio (Acord II - Power - Schoning) 1995
After the deaths of Westphalian trademark stallions Pilot and Polydor, things quietened down in the show jumper breeding in Westphalia. But this dry spell did not last long; one ofthe new heroes is Arpeggio. Although this is not surprising as his bloodlines can also be traced back to Pilot.
Arpeggio is known as a creator of mares. Arpeggio daughters are making a name of themselves as dams of stallions.
This Warendorf State Stud sire has turned into an outstanding sire - 23 of his offspring are successful at S level, his progeny have won EUR 450,000 in prize funds and six of his sons have been licensed. A high number of performance horses among his progeny is surely an undisputed mark of the outstanding nature of his ability to sire horses offering superby jumping, performance and rideability. The FN estimates his breeding value in dressage as a score of 124 and 135 in respect of jumping.
So we can conclude that Arpeggio is one of the most versatile sires in Germany!
Arpeggio was vice-champion of the 1997 NRW national approval in Munster-Handorf.
His sire, Acord II, was the stallion performance test winner and federal vice-champion and was in heavy demand by breeders from all over the country and from neighbouring countries. Numerous approved sons resulted from the first few covering years including the champion stallions of the Hessian stallion approvals and the ZfDP 1996.
Arpeggio’s dam, the state premium mare Perle is a highly successful showjumper up to intermediate-A class. This mare with her strong paces received a score of 9.0 in free jumping in her field test.
Damsire Power was also a successful showjumper. Schoning was the stallion performance test winner of his age class.
DAM: Pensylvania (Polany - Domenico - Samber) 1996
DAM SIRE: Polany (Polydor - Foxtrott - Usurpator) 1988
Polany is a Warendorf State Stud stallion.
He attained the highest progeny winnings of all the paternal half-brothers, with a winnings sum of Euro 133,303. The
Polany’s pedigree includes a high proportion of thoroughbred blood via his dam Fabel, who derives from the famous Vornholz mareline of the mare Finnländerin, through stallions like Usurpator xx, Ramzes xx and Sinus xx.
The stallion had successes in advanced (S) class showjumping competitions under Marcus Döring.
In 2005, Florida's first foal was a coloured colt Wyoming E by Wind Dancer (Weltruhm - Argentan I) he was awarded Premium at the Mecklenburg foal inspection.
Wiarpo (formerly named Wyoming E) by Wind Dancer licensed with the Mecklenburg Verband amd then completed his 30 Day Test at Redefin. He was sold to America at the end of 2008 as a Hunter Jumper.
Florida produced an absolutely stunning colt by Sancisco (Sandro Hit-Rohdiamant) in 2006. San Diego E was awarded Premium with the Mecklenburg, awarded 9´s for his gaits. He was sold to Gestut Kempke Hof in Germany.
San Diego licensed with the Meckelnburg PKS in the Pinto book. He was sold in January 2009 to stand in Norway.
In 2009, San Diego E (Sancisco) has passed his 30 Day Test and he also licenced with the Mecklenburg Verband. He will be doing his 70 Day Test in 2010. He is now known as Sir Cisco.
More photos and video of Sir Cisco can be found here.
Florida produced the fabulous Fohlenpramie Oldenburg bay tobiano filly, Firebird C on 7 April 07.
Florida E produced a fabulous tobiano filly by Sir Oldenburg on 27 April 2008 - the filly is called Fairfax C and has been retained by Camrose Stud.
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Florida E produced yet another fabulous tobiano filly by Sir Oldenburg on 19 April 2009 - the filly is called Fair Oaks C.
Reference Sires:
Domenico (Diamantino - Hartenstein - Kunzit) 1988
Acord II (Ahorn Z - Calypso I - Lancaster) 1987
Acord II easily won his performance test in 1991, scoring 9.5 to 10 for showjumping, and 9 to 9.67 for rideability. His overall score was 146.04 scoring 138.26 in dressage and 148.47 in jumping. He went on to the 1992 Bundeschampionate in Verden where he was reserve champion behind Franke Sloothaak and the Caletto I son, Calero.
Acord II has produced more than 40 stallion sons, one of the more famous is Broere VDL Atlantic, who was the Six Year Old Jumping Champion at the 1999 Bundeschampionate with Ulrich Kirchhoff. As of 2003, Acord II produced 60 dressage competitors and 404 jumpers (52 to advanced level) for winnings of 736,475 euros.
Acord II’s entry in the Hanoverian Studbook includes the comment: "His first foals are impressive with a strong, correct conformation and above average floating movements." In 2003, Acord II was ranked 9th on the Hanoverian jumping stallion standings.
Power (Pilot - Perlit - Firn) 1985
Diamantino (Damenstolz - Lucifer - Paradox I) 1985
Ahorn Z (Alme Z - Ganeff - Falerner) 1979
Ahorn Z is famous for producing international show jumpers and breeding stallions, including Accord II. Ahorn Z was full brother to Argentina Z, dam of Olympic Gold Medalist and World Cup Champion, Ratina Z.
Ahorn's dam Heureka, competed internationally (winning the Grand Prix of Aachen) and is ranked as one of the best broodmares in the world.
Samber (Pericles xx - Ordonnans - Romeo) 1976
Samber is the most notable sire of coloured horses worldwide. At his 1979 performance test he earned a "10" for Temperament and he is known as the horse with the "golden temperament". He gained KWPN approval - the only coloured horse to do so to date.
From there he excelled in dressage. In 1983 in his first jumping season, he reached Z level. He returned to dressage in 1985 and competed successfully at Grand Prix level.
Calypso II (Cor de la Bryere - Heissporn - Lorentin) 1974
Pilot (Pilatus - Graphit - Keith) 1974
Foxtrott (Fruhling - Sinus - Schwarzseher) 1974
Calypso I (Cor de la Bryere - Heissporn - Lorentin) 1973
Calypso I was a marvellous mover and an incredibly important sire to the Holsteiner breed and consistently passed on his best qualities to all of his offspring. Offspring were elegant Calypso type and endowed with fabulous basic paces with a fantastic trot and all show extraordinary jumping ability. His offspring were correct and elastic with scope as dressage horses and jumpers. Calypso I produced 10 approved sons and 147 approved daughters.
Polydor (Pilatus - Fruhlicht I - Grunschnabel) 1972
Alme Z (Ibrahim - Ultimate xx - Cyrus) 1966
The Selle Francais stallion Alme Z won numerous Grand Prix events including the Grand Prix of the Netherlands. Alme Z may have been even more successful at stud: Galoubet & Jalisco are just two of the important French show jumpers he produced.
Pilatus (Perseus - Duellant - Folgsam) 1965
Pericles xx (Relic xx - Big Game xx - Buchan xx) 1962
Pericles xx had 14 starts under rules: he won 2 and was placed 3 times. He was born in Great Britain and was approved by the KWPN and is one of only a few to receive the title of "preferent". Pericles xx descended from the great Man O' War and is one of the greatest stallions of Dutch breeding. He died in 1986.
Sinaeda pref (Camillus (Gronigen) - Gabriel (Hol) - Lorentin (Hol)) 1955
Sinaeda pref was a Groeningen stallion. The Dutch breeders decided his type was far too old fashioned; his bloodlines nowadays only exist through his daughters, many of whom have produced outstanding offspring. They have passed on his enormous jumping ability, soundness and movement.
Ornament (Officier - Ufried - Rulinus) 1951
Ornament was the sire of Ordonnans who in turn was the sire of the coloured mare Tina D.
Relic xx (War Relic xx - Black Toney xx - Fariman xx) 1945
Relic xx was exported to Ireland where he sired Pericles xx.
Romeo (Harro - Gronau - Modulus) 1952
Romeo was the sire of Astid who's daughter was the coloured mare Tina D.
Ramzes AA (Rittersporn xx - Shagya x 3 (Jordi) - Bakszysz ox) 1937
Ramzes, the grey Anglo Arab was born in Poland and imported to Germany. He was initially used as a show jumping competiton horse before standing at stud in the Holstein Verband in 1951 and 1952 where he was used to refine the heavy warmblood horses in the area. His sire was the great Thorougbred Rittersporn while his dam was the Shagya Arab, Jordi. The Shagya is a breed that has been developed over several hundred years from a base of Andalusian, Lipizzan and Polish warmblood mares and then bred to Arab stallions. While in Holstein, Ramzes bred show jumpers, he was so successful he stood for two more season in 1959 and 1960. and in Westfalia he produced dressage horses.
Man O' War xx (Fair Play xx - Rock Sand xx - Merry Hampton xx) 1917
Those who knew Man O' War were enriched by the experience. Know as Big Red, he won 20 out of 21 races breaking his own world records.
The Tetrarch (Roi Herode xx - Bona Vista xx - Hagioscope xx) 1911
Reference Dams:
Kentucky produced many good foals including Pensylvania by Domenico. Domenico was Reserve Champion of the licencing tests in Warendorf in 1990.
St Pr St Perle (Power - Schoning - Dialekt) 1989
Perle received a lot of attention right from her first public appearance at the Mare Show in Munster-Angelmodde. Her scores right up to the walk were all at least 8s. With her mare performance test in the field, she also made her presence felt with a final score of 7.58. Her loose jumping was outstanding, she show everyone 9.00!
After producing her third foal, Arpeggio in 1995, Perle took a break from breeding, she was given the name
She returned to breeding and in 2009 – at the age of 20 – produced a foal by State champion Captain Fire.
Georgia ster (Samber - Regress - Porter) 1988
Utica (Regress - Porter - Marco Polo) 1978
The KWPN brown mare Utica was awarded "preferent" and competed at 4th level dressage. Her second foal was Georgia (Samber) was awarded ster.
Porta (Porter - Marco Polo - Sinaeda) 1974
The chestnut KWPN mare Porta was by the Trakehner stallion Porter. She was awarded ster, pref.
Zottie (Marco Polo - Sinaeda - Commandeur) 1966
The brown mare Zottie was the eldest descendant of Lottie and was born in 1966. As a three year old Zottie was described as ‘a beautiful, very well developed mare with good movements, good bones and feet’ . She was awarded ‘prestatie’ and also became ‘keur’ and ‘preferent’. Zottie was a full sister to the legend Irco Polo (by Marco Polo, same blood combination as
Tina D ster pref prest - dam of Wanda and Samber.
Heureka Z (Ganeff - Falerner - Forstmeister) 1960
Heureka competed internationally (winning the Grand Prix of Aachen) and is ranked as one of the best broodmares in the world. She was the dam of Ahorn Z.
Lottie (Sinaeda - Commandeur - Rembrandt) 1960
The mother of Zottie was Lottie, by Sinaeda. At the time being she was described by the jury as ‘a well boned modern horse with a good shoulder and withers. Roomy and well lined, beautiful head and neck. Great movement.’ Lottie had ten foals - three of them, Zottie, Irco Polo and Patroeska, were by Marco Polo and because of them Lottie was awarded ‘prestatie’. Irco Polo is the father of many famous showjumpers and approved sires like Mirco and Casimir. Patroeska jumped internationally at 1.40m.
