Brentina (horse)
| Brentina | |
| Race: | Hanoverian |
| Father: | Brentano II |
| Mother: | Larissa |
| Mother, father: | Lungao |
| Gender: | mare |
| Year of birth: | 1991 |
| Country: | Germany |
| Colour: | Fox |
| Breeder: | Wilhelm Rethorst from Badbergen |
| Owner: | Parry and Peggy Thomas |
| Equestrian: | Debbie McDonald |
| Brentina (horse) medal table |
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 United States
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| Olympic games | ||
| bronze | Athens 2004 | Team ( McDonald ) |
| World championships | ||
| silver | Jerez 2002 | Team ( McDonald ) |
| bronze | Aachen 2006 | Team ( McDonald ) |
| Pan American Games | ||
| gold | Winnipeg 1999 | Single ( McDonald ) |
| gold | Winnipeg 1999 | Team ( McDonald ) |
Brentina (* 1991) is a mare that was ridden by dressage rider Debbie McDonald. It is owned by Edward Parry Thomas.
origin
Brentina is the daughter of Brentano II, the Hanoverian Stallion of the Year 2003. Brentano sired several well-known horses, such as Barclay and Barclay II, Os Dea II, he is the dam sire of Poetin . Brentina is a full sister of Barclay II.
Sports career
Brentina was sold to Peggy Thomas at the auction in Verden in October 1994 for 150,000 German marks. It was originally intended as a horse for Peggy Thomas, but the young mare Thomas threw off and was then taken over by McDonald.
Brentina was very successful in dressage with Debbie McDonald . They participated in the World Championships in 2002 and 2006 and in the Olympic Games in 2004. The two were the first American couple to win a dressage world cup final. They won the World Cup final of the 2002/2003 season in Gothenburg and achieved 78.890%
Brentina was retired from the sport on April 17, 2009 at the Las Vegas World Cup.
Breeding career
Berntina became the mother of two Hendst foals in the USA via embryo transfer, Dillinger (2010) from Damsey and Brighton from Kingston
successes
2006
- Team bronze at the World Equestrian Games (no participation in the individual competition due to a minor tendon injury)
2005
- Farnam / Platform • USEF Horse of the Year
- 3rd place at the FEI World Cup in Las Vegas (Nevada)
2004
- Team bronze Olympics in Athens
- 1st place CDI *** Dortmund, Germany (victory in the Grand Prix and Grand Prix Special)
- 1st place at the US Freestyle Championships / US League Final
2003
- World Cup Final winner in Gothenburg
- 2nd place with the team / 3rd place in the individual, Nations Cup at the CDIO Aachen
2002
- 2002 USET Dressage Grand Prix Championship
- Silver with the team / 4th place in the individual at the World Equestrian Games in Jerez 2002
- 1st place US Freestyle Championships / US League Final
- 1st place USET Grand Prix Championship
2001
- USET Grand Prix Champions
1999
- Team and individual gold medal at the Pan American Games
ancestry
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Father Brentano II Fuchs, 1983 |
Bolero Fuchs, 1975 |
Black Sky Brauner, 1966, Thoroughbred |
Blast |
| Madrilene | |||
| Baroness Fuchs, 1970 |
Bleep | ||
| Atlas pigeon | |||
| Glocke Brauner, 1973 |
Grande Fuchs, 1958 |
Count | |
| Duel festival | |||
| Ferbel Brauner, 1968 |
Ferdinand | ||
| Marbel | |||
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Mother Lieslotte |
Lungau Fuchs, 1974 |
Lugano II Fox, 1958 |
The lion |
| Old wonders | |||
| Wispe Brauner, 1966 |
Weingau | ||
| Alpine titmouse | |||
| Nora | Nomad fox, 1970 |
Novelty | |
| Sea luck | |||
| Docke | |||
Individual evidence
- ^ FEI horse database
- ↑ Latest Novel From Best Selling Author, Dressage Rider Tami Roag Goes On Sale , Dressage News , December 21, 2009
- ↑ Debbie McDonald Named Champion of 2003 Dressage World Cup Final
- ↑ World Cup Celebration: Behind the Scenes with Debbie McDonald , Nancy Jaffer, September 7, 2014, Dressage Today