Saskatchewan
K *11. Mai 2012
Breeder
and owner: Hans Karsten, Münster
Sandro Song
Hann.*1988
Sandro Hit Old.*1993
Loretta Old.*1987
Sorento Old. *2002
Donnerhall Old.*1981
Dein Liebling Old.*1987
Premiere Old.*1981
Bolero Hann. *1975
Brentano II Hann.*1983
Glocke Hann.*1973
Balahé Hann. *2007
Acatenango xx *1982
Ionia xx *2000
Ipenta xx *1986
Damline:
Saskatchewan's mother Balahé is the first foal o/o my thorougbred mare Ionia xx
11.8.2011 Balahé is registered with the Hannoverian Main Stoodbook,
scoring two times "8"
Saskatchewan is half sibling to Belle K*2011
Selfperformance Ionia:
Ionia xx was a race horse from 2003 - 2005,
took part in 17 flat races, scored 4 times, won once.
10. May 2006 - hannoverian mare inspection in Ankum; Main Studbook registration:
scores amongst others: elasticity and swing in trott 8, backline 8, frame 8,
frontlegs 8.
Progeny Ionia xx:
2007 Filly by Brentano II -
Balahé
2008 Filly by
Brentano II -
Brooklyn (died)
2009 Colt by
Benetton Dream
- Bogart - sold as a
stallion prospect
2010 Colt by
Lissaro -
Lorbaß - sold to England as a future eventer
2011 Colt by Lissaro -
Legolas - sold as a stallion prospect
complete Damlinetable of Ionia xx (Branch "Immertreu")
Iwanowitsch xx *1978, Ldb Celle, by Illix xx/Orsini xx o/o Istanbul
Injektor xx *1984, Ldb Moritzburg/Trak., by Tiron xx o/o Inka (Branch "Immenkönigin"
o/o Immertreu)
Intervall xx *1974, Pb Rhld./Trak., by Perseus xx o/o Inka (Branch "Immenkönigin"
o/o Immertreu)
Indian Lady *1985, Trak.by Perlenglanz (4 progenies registered in sport) o/o (7
progenies registered in sport) o/o Inkunabel, won S-jumping LGS 1999 € 32.400
Papillon 142 *2001, Westf. by Phantom o/o Indian Lady (Breeder Georg Ahlmann),
won intl. S-jumping (Christian Ahlmann), LGS 2009 € 11.505
(Branch "Imkerin"o/o Immertreu)
Balahé
gave birth to her second foal and I can't believe how fast time is passing by!
It seemed only yesterdy, that Balahé's first foal, Belle K, was born...
Hans Karsten is keeping up the damline of my t.b. mare Ionia with any foal he
breeds out of her daughter Balahé and idealistiscally, I consider them all
"mine"!
And of course I was overly excited when saskatchewan was born and couldn't wait
to get to see him!
When Hans took over Balahé age three it was the perfect arrangement for all of
us:
I can't keep all my horses, however, I wouldn't want to give up on a filly out
of my thoroughbred mare Ionia xx, either. Employing a t.b. mare in warmblood
breeding to me is the greatest challenge of all. Failure or success will only be
visible in further generations. In order to learn, I want to be able to follow
the development of further progeny out of "my" t.b. damline, the descend out of
Ionia, that is.
Hans Karsten is a good friend of mine and the former owner of Beltain (sire of
Belissimo). Hans has always been a true fan of the hannoverian damline of Dr.
Max Schulz, who bred Beltain, Brentano I & II, Wolkenstein I, II & III,
Garibaldi I & II and many more. Hans bought Beltain as a young horse from Max
Schulz and has bred many foals by him, too. Hans also shares my affinity for
t.b. blood in warmblood breeding and when he was looking for a future broodmare,
Balahé simply blended in perfectly as she combines both:
highest thoroughbred influence via her mother (t.b. mare Ionia) and as a
daughter of Brentano II, she also embodies the very damline of Dr. Max Schulz
and those precious genetics Hans used to favour all those years:
Bolero, Grande, Ferdinand, Wendekreis, Marcio xx and many more.
After the birth of Belle K, Hans wanted to breed Balahé to Barclay again.
However, Barclay wasn't available for breeding anymore, so Hans had to look for
another stallion to breed to. We had spent a lot of time considering and
visiting different sons of Belissimo in order to conclude Hans' breeding
principle to inbreed Balahé to the line of Bolero, ideally making use of a son
of Belissimo as Belissimo is by Beltain and Hans was the owner of Beltain for
all those years.
So it was more a coincidence but a plan when a friend suggested to breed Balahé
to Sorento, who is stationed at Jo Hinnemann's barn and meanwhile competes
sucessfully in Intermediare I & II.
September 2012
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