Jarnac x Sanghata

The mighty Grand Prix stallion Jarnac is a typical French sire who can add the desired scope and attitude to the Dutch mare stock. After a wonderful career at the highest level, the generous chestnut is now an established supplier of international top horses. Jarnac’s son Usual Suspect d’Auge, for example, won the highly awarded five-star GCT of Doha with Julien Epaillard. Jarnac himself comes from a strong French dam line that has produced many approved stallions and even more 1.60m horses, such as Radja d’Artemis (Alain Jufer), Tescari’Jac (Eugenie Angot), Nairobi d’Artemis (Rodrigo Giesteira Almeida) and Untrepide de Puychety (Carolina Aresu Garcia Obregon). Jarnac’s father is the valuable Anglo-Arab Ryon d’Anzex, who was also active at the WEG 1994 in The Hague. Closely related we see the stallions J’T’Adore and Double Espoir. More than 100 offspring of Jarnac have already won an international classification, with, in addition to the aforementioned Usual Suspect d’Auge, quite a few at the highest level, including Qurack de Falaise HDC (Kevin Staut), Soprano de Grandry (Florian Angot) , Ulhane de Conde (Carlos Lopez), Olympique Libellule (Timothee Anciaume) and Reggae du Tillard (Julio Arias).

This excellent mare is still competing (1.60 lvl). She is giant bay mare whos father is Sir Shutterfly. This modern, elegant and exceptionally light-footed Hanoverian stallion has a premium pedigree. Sir Shutterfly is the full brother to Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum’s brilliant show jumper Shutterfly, who sadly died. Meredith and Shutterfly have won 55 1.50 m classes. Sir Shutterfly boasts the refining genes of a successful dam line in his pedigree. Gentora is the mother of Sanghata. This mareline gave a lot of super jumping horses like: Sanghata 1.60 lvl, Chips 1.55 lvl, Tailormade Bacento 1.45 lvl, Big Orange 1.40 lvl. They all have excellent jumping technique and great movement.