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COOPER vd heffinck

“fresh semen available @haras Beligneux (France)”

Caretino X Landlord

°2004 | Stallion | 170 | Bay | Holstein

This gorgeous stallion is a coming shooting star. He is an athlete from top to bottom with excellent reflexes.
He moves with a lot of coordination and he is gifted with outstanding movements.
His sire Caretino is a star in Holstein blessed with an excellent reputation as a sire, because of the versatile talents he passes on : great jumpers and good movers.
The off-spring of Caretino are real all-rounders. Cooper descends from the famous Holsteiner lineage 504 with int. showjumpers like Operette la Silla and Candy,….
The dam of Cooper vd Heffinck is sired by Landlord. In Germany he is, together with Landadel, one of the best sons of the legendary Landgraf I. Landlord brought the international jumper Lianos. He is one of the best partners of the star Rodrigo Pessoa at international GP-level. His mother is also the mother from following approved stallions: Quinault, Caesar vd Helle and Cezano.
Cooper's foals strike because of their elastic movements, their emanance and their great hind leg use.
 

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Pedigree

Caretino
Caletto II
Cor de la Bryere
Deka
Isidor
Metellus
Corbala
Erle
Landlord
Landgraf I
Girane
Zisterne
Athlet Z
Lyrik

Palmares

winner BWP stallion championship Moorsele 2009
4th place overall stallion competition 5-years old
3th place overall stallion competition 6-years od
several classifications in 6-years old classes
8th place Belgian championship 7-years old horses
13th CSI*** Gent 2012
CSI** Assen 1.40m 7e plaats
2e 1.40m CSI** Roosendaal 2012
clear round 1.45m CSI****Stuttgart 2012
clear round Sires of the world Mechelen 2012

3 approved sons in Westfalen and Zangerheide!

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