Cor de la Bryère

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Cor de la Bryère
Race: Selle Français
Father: Rantzau
Mother: Quenotte B
Mother, father: Lurioso
Gender: stallion
Year of birth: 1968
Year of death: 2000
Country: France, Germany
Colour: Dark brown
Stick measure: 166 cm
Breeder: Madame Essayan, Yvre le Polin
Owner: Holstein Association

Infobox last modified on: August 9, 2011.

Cor de la Bryère , nickname "Corde" , (born April 23, 1968 in France , † April 27, 2000 in Germany ) was a dark bay stallion of the Selle Français breed , who is one of the most influential sires of modern warmblood breeding and is often considered to be Stallion of the century is called.

France

Cor de la Bryère was born in France in 1968 . His father was the thoroughbred Rantzau , who produced many good show jumpers in France. His mother was Quenotte B , a Lurioso daughter who went back to the thoroughbred Furioso . Both Rantzau and Furioso descend from Dark Ronald , Rantzau even in the paternal line. Despite his fantastic pedigree, the French commission suggested laying the stallion . Then its owner Xavier Ribard decided to sell it.

Breeding career

Since the Holsteiner Association noticed in the early 1970s how well French blood was doing in Oldenburg breeding (which the Furioso sons Furioso II and Futuro use), they wanted to introduce this for their own breed as well. The Oldenburg breeder Alwin Schockemöhle , who had leased the Furioso son Urioso , was ready to sub- lease the stallion to the Holstein Association.

An inspection committee then traveled to France to inspect the stallion and came across the 3-year-old Cor de la Bryére . The association bought it and imported it to Schleswig-Holstein . In the same year, 1971, he won the 100-day test and shortly afterwards started a triumphal procession through Holstein like hardly any other sire before and after him, his blood flows in more than 70% of all Holsteiner pedigrees. Cor de la Bryère was particularly successful with the mares Table (5 licensed sons, including Calypso I and Calypso II ), Furgund (18 times covered by him, 6 licensed sons) and Deka ( Caletto I , Caletto II , Caletto III ), the all also descended from Dark Ronald.

In his first season he covered 70 mares, four of his foals from this year were licensed. Breeders described the stallion as a "gift from heaven". He is particularly successful as a show jumping horse maker. In addition to his jumping technique, he mainly passes on his willingness and ability to train.

His descendants gained international influence. With the stallions Caletto I , Caletto II , Caletto III , as well as Calypso I to V , he created significant brother dynasties that have proven themselves both in breeding and in sport.

From 1971 to 1984 Cor de la Bryére was stationed in Siethwende, in 1985 he was at the Zangersheide stud in Belgium , from 1986 to 1988 in Elmshorn and from 1989 until his death in 2000 in Sollwittfeld.

In 1998 Cor de la Bryére celebrated its 30th birthday. In his honor, sons, grandchildren and great-grandchildren from all over Europe traveled to Elmshorn . On April 27, 2000, Cor de la Bryére was euthanized at the age of 32 due to acute heart disease.

ancestry

Pedigree of Cor de la Bryère
Sire
Rantzau
Fuchs 1946
English thoroughbred 		Foxlight
Fuchs 1935
Thoroughbred 		Foxhunter
Fuchs, 1929
Thoroughbred 		Foxlaw
Trimestral
Chauia
Fuchs, 1925
Thoroughbred 		St. Just
Barka
Rancune
Brauner 1940
English thoroughbred 		Cavaliere Darpino
Brauner, 1926
Thoroughbred 		Havresac
Chuette
Rockella
Fuchs, 1936
Thoroughbred 		Bishop's Rock
Coquerelle
Mother
Quenotte B
Brauner 1960
Selle Français 		Lurioso
Brauner 1944
Selle Français 		Furioso
Brauner, 1939
English thoroughbred 		Precipitation
Maureen
Riquette
1939
Selle Français 		Italy
Mignonne
Vestale du Bois Margot
Fuchs 1942
Selle Français 		Landau
Fuchs, 1933
Selle Français 		Extravagant
Victoire
Kristine du Bois Margot
Fuchs, 1932
Selle Français 		Clovis
Concurrente du Bois Margot

Literature and other media

  • Claus Schridde: Holsteiner Stallions Volume II Stallion Line Cor de la Bryère , Verlag Sandra Asmussen, Gelting, 2009, ISBN 3-935985-38-X
  • Holsteiner Stallion Book , publisher: Association of Breeders of the Holsteiner Horse eV, Verlag Sandra Asmussen, Gelting
  • Claus Schridde: Holstein dam lines . Verlag Sandra Asmussen, Gelting, Third Edition 2008, ISBN 3-935985-40-1

Known descendants

Licensed sons

  • Caletto I (* 1975; † 1999), dam: Deka (5th place among the top show jumping sires)
  • Caletto II (* 1978; † 1984), dark brown, mother: Deka
  • Caletto III (* 1984), brown, mother: Deka
  • Calypso I (* 1973), brown, mother: table, father of mother: Heisporn
  • Calypso II (* 1974; † 1995), brown, mother: table, mother's father: Heisporn
  • Calypso III ,
  • Calypso IV (* 1978), black
  • Calypso V , chestnut, sold to Brazil.
  • Calando I (* 1974), dark brown, German champion, team bronze at the 1984 Olympic Games, until 1994 his offspring earned half a million DM in sport, 180 of his daughters became state premium mares , rider: Karsten Huck .
  • Calando II (* 1975), dark brown, was sold to Switzerland, 819 offspring in Switzerland, 28 elite mares and 7 licensed sons.
  • Calando III (* 1976), chestnut, sold to the Netherlands.
  • Calando IV (* 1984), dark brown, approved for Holstein, his children are successful in sport.
  • Calando V (* 1988), stallion performance test 90.93, 114.56 in the jumping sub-index, 82.64 in dressage, FN breeding value estimate 2006: 112.78%.
  • Calando VI (* 1989), also known as Calando 30 , dark brown, is in Portugal, from 1997 to 2008 internationally in show jumping.
  • Corlando
  • Calvados I-II
  • Calypso IV
  • Corrado I (* 1985), gray, father of Clinton , grandfather of Cornet Obolensky
  • Corrado II
  • Cortino I-II,
  • Come Back I-II
  • Cortez I-II
  • Cardinal
  • Caracas
  • Constant
  • Convent
  • Cansas
  • Cantares
  • Cassone
  • Cannonball (* 1988) is in Austria
  • Capriccio
  • Corvado
  • Cinzano
  • Cordes Boy VZ
  • Corland (* 1989), Schimmel, placed in the Grand Prix of Oslo, Helsinki, Calgary, Bordeaux, Lanaken, Den Bosch, La Baule, Maastricht, Rotterdam, The Hague and Zuidlaren, rider: Wout-Jan van der Schans , 7. at the World Cup in Verona, 9th European Championship 2001, among the top 30 leading show jumping sires.
  • Cordalmé Z (* 1986, † 2010), sport name: Böckmanns Cordalmé , 2nd of the German Classics 1994, father of mother: Alme Z, rider: Gilbert Böckmann , died of colic in August 2010.
  • Corrado I (* 1985), sport name: San Patrignano Corrado , German champion 1994, gray, mother's father: Capitol, rider: Franke Sloothaak , retired from the sport.
  • Cadence Z
  • Cordeur
  • Chairman
  • Cicero
  • Coriall
  • Carneval
  • Castor
  • countdown
  • Cor de Brillant (* 1983), chestnut
  • Cor d 'Almé Z
  • Cor Noir (* 1987; † 2003), black
  • Capital
  • Carte d'Or
  • Caruso
  • Cabaret
  • Calimbo
  • Cash
  • Casanova
  • Chaco
  • Chantré
  • Chiron Z
  • Mr. Cox
  • Cinzano
  • Concorde
  • Cor de Angelo J.
  • Cor Dor
  • Corea
  • Corvinius
  • Cosine B

Daughters

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