16.2hh Buckskin Oldenburg Stallion
Born : 2003
Fully Licensed A.E.S.
Champion Oldenburg Foal of his Region in Germany
By Lefevre (Lombard) out of La Serina (My Boy)
SIRE OF HIGH 1ST PREMIUM AND 1ST PREMIUM FOALS
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LEFEVRE
LOMBARD LANDGRAF I
Lefevre is out of the State Premium mare Maja, she carries the important lines of Cor De La Bryere into the family tree. He is a horse who has been described by some as the stallion that revolutionized show jumping breeding, who’s impact on Holsteiner and Oldenburg studbooks will be felt for a very long time. He was the 1971 Champion of his stallion 100-day grading, and when he died, he had 85 approved sons, and 65 States Premium daughters, as well as countless approved grandsons and great-grandsons. Cor De La Bryere is probably one of the most famous and influential half-Thoroughbred stallions in Holsteiner history, second only to Landgraf I. It has been voiced many times that breeders will do well with Cor De La Bryere in the bloodlines. Lefevre is also the maternal grandsire of the Oldenburg 3 year old Champion dressage stallion Kaiser Karl. So you can see, we have a show jumping pedigree, which also produces youngsters with enough correct movement to be champion dressage horses too.
COR DE LA BRYERE
RANTZAU HEILBUTT
Legrande’s dam family tree, is where
his pedigree gets interesting and also where his stunning golden colour
originates. His mother La Serina, a registered palomino Oldenburg who competed
in national show jumping up to 1.30, carries into the mix both Trakehner and Kinsky bloodlines. Her father
My Boy (Oklan), was a stallion of outstanding conformation, ability and incredible
colour. He was bred in The Czech Republic and smuggled, by truck, into East
Germany by an army platoon during a reconnaissance mission. He not only went on
to sire some of the most stunning golden horses in the region, but he also
competed in national show jumping competitions up to 1.40. He was by the
outstanding Russian Trakehner Obvod, a stallion that has shaped the breed over
the years with many registered and licensed offspring. We also find the Trakehner stallions Ralf and Neujahr in
the pedigree both of who had a tremendous influence on the development of
the Trakehner breed’s reputation in the region as top performance horses.
MY BOY (OKLAN)
OBVOD RALF
Myjava, the dam of Oklan, was an Elite Palomino Czech Warmblood mare, who produced 12 progeny throughout her breeding career, a number of which have competed with success in both show jumping and dressage. Out of these several became approved stallions, one of which was of course My Boy (Oklan). She is a daughter of one of the best-known golden stallions in Czech history, the legendary Marin Lipský whose name appears in many pedigrees of top golden horses throughout the world, and who's lines trace back to what is believed to be the founder of the ancient Bohemian Golden Horse lines developed by Count Octavian Kinsky, Caesar, who was a successful racehorse in 1856.
Legrande is a very special modern young sports horse stallion, who has been produced slowly; he is already showing an exceptional jump with a fantastic technique and unlimited scope. He has a superb temperament in and out of his stable, but most importantly when out and about at competitions. He has completed two years of dressage training, proving he has powerful, athletic off the floor movement, he has an outstanding hind leg and natural elevation in all three of his paces. During this time he qualified for the Regional Finals with scores in the 70% and has BD points. He also finished in the top ten for the Shearwater Potential International Young Dressage Horse class at the Welsh Festival. Legrande started his jumping career in March 2009 and attended his first affiliated show in May. He has to date jumped more than a dozen double clears in British Novice and Discovery, with winnings amounting to almost £200 in a very short period of time, he is looking extremely promising for the future as a show jumping super star. Claire and Legrande have recently started a training program with Adam Botham, rider and producer of many top stallions in the country. When asked his opinion about his future he said:- (Adam Botham) "I am very pleased with the way Legrande is developing, we are taking it slowly with his training as he is careful, scopey and is showing a lot of quality. As a competition horse, he will go all the way, as a competition stallion he ticks all the right boxes”
His correct conformation, exquisite head, level temperament and stunning colour make him really stand out in the crowd. Legrande would produce youngsters for show jumping, dressage or eventing, with power, movement, athleticism and the added chance of fantastic colour. He is an athletically framed horse, but having said that, he doesn't lack any bone, which is so often seen in todays modern sports horses. He carries both a red and black colour gene as well as the single dilute, so he is capable of producing both Palomino and Buckskin youngsters to a variety of mares. He has 4 perfectly equal white stockings, so it is possible he also carries the sabino gene too. His first crop of foal (3) have been evaluated by the BEF Futurity team and their marks are outstanding with one, Lynaire Legend, receiving a higher 1st Premium and the other two Lynaire Diamond Spirit and Lynaire Fernando receiving 1st Premiums.
What colour could your foal be? Listed below are the possible colours that your foal could be, depending on the colour make up of your mare.
| Legrande to a Bay/Brown mare | Legrande to a Bay/Brown mare | Legrande to a Chestnut mare | ||
| (No Red Factor) | (Red Factor Carrier) | |||
| 41.02% - Buckskin | 41.02% - Buckskin | 25.00% - Palomino | ||
| 41.02% - Bay | 41.02% - Bay | 25.00% - Chestnut | ||
| 6.25% - Palomino | 6.25% - Palomino | 21.88% - Buckskin | ||
| 6.25% - Chestnut | 6.25% - Chestnut | 21.88% - Bay | ||
| 2.73% - Smoky Black | 2.73% - Smoky Black | 3.13% - Smoky Black | ||
| 2.73% - Black | 2.73% - Black | 3.13% - Black | ||
| Legrande to a Black mare | Legrande to a Buckskin mare | Legrande to a Palomino mare | ||
| 32.81% - Buckskin | 41.02% - Buckskin | 25.00% - Palomino | ||
| 32.81% - Bay | 20.51% - Perlino | 21.88% - Buckskin | ||
| 10.94% - Smoky Black | 20.51% - Bay | 12.50% - Cremello | ||
| 10.94% - Black | 6.25% - Palomino | 12.50% - Chestnut | ||
| 6.25% - Palomino | 3.13% - Cremello | 10.94% - Perlino | ||
| 6.25% - Chestnut | 3.13% - Chestnut | 10.94% - Bay | ||
| 2.73% - Smoky Black | 3.13% - Smoky Black | |||
| 1.37% - Smoky Cream | 1.56% - Smoky Cream | |||
| 1.37% - Black | 1.56% - Black |
Stud Fee 2010
Natural Covering £500
Fresh/Chilled Semen £500 (plus collection and postage charges)
Frozen £500 (plus postage charges)
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