By Jean Llewellyn / press release
Photography: Lafrentz

Eight embryos and eight broodmares were sold during the recent Westfalian online auction. Among the embryos was an unborn offspring of Chacco-Blue, who was expecially popular. Bred out of a successful dam, the embryo was sold to Mexico for €18,500.

The most expensive broodmare was a daughter of Cornet Obolensky, who is carrying a foal by Chacoon Blue for the 2023 season who was worth €15,500 to her new owners.
Well-known showjumpers were the sires of the 12 embryos offered, all of whom descend from highly decorated damlines and, for the third time, an unborn offspring of Chacco-Blue – who is fast becoming a breeding legend – generated the most enthusiasm. The genetic mother of the embryo (bred by Luc J.J. Poels and consigned by Stall Breitenloh GmbH) is none other than Kamilla ter Muyncken (Heartbreaker), who collected credits in CSI3* jumping competitions under the saddle of Clarissa Hassmann Crotta. In future, the expected foal will enjoy the Mexican sun with his/her new owner.
The lot of embryos was complimented by 10 broodmares in foal to popular sires. Here, too, the popularity of the genes of proven showjumping sires was evident. The Cornet Obolensky x Lancer II daughter Cornetina (bred by Zhaskiv Equestrian Sports School LLC, in the Ukraine; exhibited by Dr. Michael Rüping, Breitenburg) descends from the mare line of Giljandro van den Bosrand (2006/BWP Orlando x Clinton), who was successful at CSI5* level under the Czech flag with Anna Kelnerova. Cornetina is in foal to Chacoon Blue and was worth €15,500 to her new owners from Germany... To read the complete article you need to be a subscriber

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