Immediately at the start of the year, StuDutch Auctions sets the bar high. From January 21 to 24, a severely selected collection of 12 implanted and 4 frozen embryos will be for sale during our online auction. This genetically high-ranked collection represents the sires Chacco Blue (8x), Untouched (2x), Kashmir van Schuttershof, Emerald, Comme Il Faut, Cardento, Baloubet du Rouet and Carthago. These super stars of show jumping breeding come together with famous dam lines like Van \u2018t Roosakker (3x), Narcotique de Muze II\/Qerly Chin (2x), Fragance de Chalus and of Olympic champion Explosion W, Quickly de Kreisker, Pershing\/Plot Blue, Carrera VDL, and the aforementioned Emerald van \u2018t Ruytershof. For more information, please go directly to the collection. https:\/\/studutch.auction\/en\/collection\/13<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Chacco Blue
To make the best jumping genes available, this auction focuses among others on the undisputed number 1 jumping stallion in the world. The much sought-after blood of Chacco Blue has been combined with selected mares out of fantastic dam lines and is available through several embryos. Of course, an embryo out of the direct dam line of his most successful offspring Explosion W should not be missing. His genes are represented in the Chacco Blue embryo out of Harina (by Nabab R\u00eave), a niece of Ben Maher\u2019s Olympic champion.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
But Chacco Blue\u2019s influence doesn\u2019t stop there. What about his other pregnancies, such as out of a daughter of Sea Coast Ferly (1.60m, Narcotique de Muze line), out of a daughter of Tinkoucha Hero Z (1.55m, Van \u2018t Roosakker line), out of the direct line of Hello M\u2019Lady (1.60m, Scott Brash), out of the dam line of the great Quickly de Kreisker and directly out of the line of Mylord Carthago\u2019s full sister. A frozen embryo by Chacco Blue out of the famous Narcotique de Muze\/Qerly Chin dam line completes this summary.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Striking performance lines
Other big names in the current 5* jumping sport sired the other embryos. We are proud to present the full brother or sister to the highly rated Grand Prix breeding stallion Carrera VDL (1.60m, Jur Vrieling). The expectations of the other implanted embryos are no less. Take for example the unique offspring of Kashmir van Schuttershof out of the direct dam line of Diamanthina\/Emerald van \u2018t Ruytershof. The same Emerald is the sire of the embryo out of the striking performance line of former world top jumper City Banking (1.60m, Beat M\u00e4ndli). Not to be missed is the embryo by Comme Il Faut out of the dam line of Plot Blue (both stallions ridden by Marcus Ehning). Here we see former World Equestrian Games participant Pershing (1.60m, Lesley McNaught) directly in the pedigree.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Untouched and Carthago Z
In addition to the aforementioned Chacco Blue embryo, our January collection contains three other frozen embryos. Two are by Untouched (1.60m, Ben Maher\/Nick Skelton), who passed away much too soon. This former Grand Prix stallion whose granddam is the golden Olympic mare Classic Touch has a rapidly increasing number of international horses among his small offspring. Untouched has been combined here with a strong branch of the famous Van ‘t Roosakker line and also with a daughter of the 1.60m mare Degina (Michel Robert). Last but not least, there is the exclusive embryo by Carthago Z! The famous grey stallion has been brought together with the direct line of Usha van ‘t Roosakker.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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