sandro Boy x Calandra 19

Typey brilliant dream stallion with a maximum of success. It was an emotional moment when Sandro Hit, under his constant rider Marcus Ehning, accepted his retirement at the World Cup final in Leipzig in 2011: This stallion has earned more than 1.2 million Euro in prize money, won the World Cup final of Kuala Lumpur and taken more first prizes in the Grand Prix of Frankfurt for instance, placed second in the Riders Tour 2010 and received already the perfect score of 10.0 for jumping in his stallion performance test. He won 25 international 1.50 m classes.

Although, he has been only used dosed during his first years in breeding, Sandro Boy presented straightaway top show jumping horses for the international sport. One of them is Sabrina who achieved high placings with Marcus Ehning like a first prize at the 2010′ Grand Prix of Dortmund and Paris and a second place in the Riders Tour. In 2011 she won at s’Hertogenbosch and placed with the best in Valencia, Monte Carlo, Paris, Munich, Hanover and Oslo. Sabrina has nearly earned 500,000 Euro in competition winnings. Sandro Boy has presented seven licensed sons to date, including the successful 1.50 m level jumping stallion Saccor, whose offspring is already successful in that class too. Sandro Boy Junior won successive tests for young show jumping horses and placed also in 1.50 m classes. Sandro Man de L has been internationally successful with Johannes Ehning. Sandro Boy himself is descended from a valuable dam line that also produced the licensed 1.50 m level jumper stallion Grasco, Oldenburg Regional Champion Lagran, Bundeschampionat finalist Granius sold to Mexico and several others.

The mother of the frozen embryo is Calandra 19 (A-Calandra), she was competed successfully on 1.40 lvl in Germany. Two of her siblings were competed at the Olympic Games in London in 2012: Marcus Ehning with Calandra 42, and Doron Kuipers with Charley. In this damline you find Fein Cera, who competed at the Olypmics in 2002 and was successful on international shows on 1.60lvl. Kleine Cera was give birth to more big leveled jumping horses, like Echo of Light who was ridden by John Whitaker on *** shows. Or Ornellaia who was ridden at the Olypmic games in Rio de Janeiro. Quite Capitol is also competed on 1.55 lvl, and more of his brothers too: Verdi TN (1.70lvl), Quel Homme de Hus (1.70lvl), Sterrehof’s Calimero (1.70 lvl).