By Horse Sport Ireland / HSI
Photography: Sportfot
Horse Sport Ireland, on behalf of the Irish Sport Horse studbook, are delighted to announce the approval of the high-performance stallions Button Sitte (SBS: Ogano Sitte x Parco [Parco]) and Carrabis Z (Zang: Canabis Z [Holst] x Jus de Pomme [BWP]) for breeding in Ireland.
They were approved or recognized for breeding alongside 11 other stallions, either either through their own performance or that of their progeny. Those stallions are:
• Alhebayeb (TB) Dark Angel xx - iss Indigo xx x Indian Ridge xx
• Bingo Ste Hermelle (SF) Number One d’Iso un Prince - Ujade Ste Hermelle x Diamant de Semilly
• Bonmahon Master Blue (ISH) Mr. Blue [KWPN] - Z.Sambia 7 x S.Alba 71
• Chacco’s Charlie PS (Meckl) Chacco-Blue - Chakira Z x Charlie Z
• Chaclot (OS) Chacco-Blue [Meckl] - Flying P [Hann] x Fly High
• Ganesh Hero Z (Zang) Gemini Cl. xx - Hiamant van’t Roosakker [BWP] x Diamant de Semilly [SF]
• JSH Ice Man (KWPN) Amaretto I [Zweib] - Perpetua [KWPN] x Lux Z [Hann]
• Phil vd Wezelse Heihoeve (BWP) Cornet Obolensky - Lablue vd Wezelse Heihoeve x Mr. Blue [KWPN]
• Tobago Z (Zang) Tangelo van de Zuuthoeve [BWP] - Whoopie C [BWP] x Mr. Blue [KWPN]
• Uricas vd Kattevennen (Holst) Uriko [KWPN] - T-Cassina[Holst] x Cassini I
• Waldo Van Dungen (KWPN) Tolano van’t Riethof [BWP] - Okra [KWPN] x Concorde
For stallions standing outside of Ireland, ‘recognised’ is the highest award available to them with ‘approved’ being the highest award available to horses physically standing in Ireland.
Speaking about their approval, Michael Hutchinson of Ballyquirke Stud in Co. Kilkenny where both of these horses stand at stud said: “We feel very privileged to be able to offer two stallions of this calibre to Irish breeders. Thanks to Equinimity and Richie Moloney for making them available in Ireland. They have jumped at the highest level with top results and their bloodlines are among the best in the world... To read the complete article you need to be a subscriber
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