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Nov. 4, 2012, 07:04 AM
#61
 Originally Posted by ponygirl
Holsteiner stallion Ralando II (Ramiro/Calando/Romino) would fit the requirements you have. He's just been retired from the competition world and is available fresh.
A little about his career:
Ralando II competed in Germany as a young horse up to M-Level (1.3m). He was imported by Eduardo Braun as a seven year old and competed up to the Grand Prix level on the east and west coasts before becoming a schoolmaster for an adult amateur. In 2010, a change of ownership meant a change of discipline as Ralando II transitioned to the hunter world with amateur rider (now turned professional), Arly Golombek. The pair amassed top placings and championships as both a Regular Working and A/O Hunter at elite A-Circuit shows including WEF, Kentucky Spring & Summer shows, the Kentucky National, Capital Challenge, Pennsylvania National and the National Horse Show. Before retiring from competition, Ralando II was competing & winning in the Adult Amateur divisions with students of Arly’s.
Some videos of him:
http://youtu.be/xwtP_BvmHPQ
http://youtu.be/cKK-mJQ_nY8
http://youtu.be/-4GcfqpuBAg
What a lovely pair! Thanks for sharing him.
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Nov. 6, 2012, 11:35 AM
#62
I'm a big fan of the hunter foals that Cabardino is producing.
I have a 2011 filly out of my Rio Grande/Continue mare that is so nice I am going to hang onto her as a broodmare prospect.
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Nov. 6, 2012, 07:06 PM
#63
 Originally Posted by ponygirl
Holsteiner stallion Ralando II (Ramiro/Calando/Romino) would fit the requirements you have. He's just been retired from the competition world and is available fresh.
A little about his career:
Ralando II competed in Germany as a young horse up to M-Level (1.3m). He was imported by Eduardo Braun as a seven year old and competed up to the Grand Prix level on the east and west coasts before becoming a schoolmaster for an adult amateur. In 2010, a change of ownership meant a change of discipline as Ralando II transitioned to the hunter world with amateur rider (now turned professional), Arly Golombek. The pair amassed top placings and championships as both a Regular Working and A/O Hunter at elite A-Circuit shows including WEF, Kentucky Spring & Summer shows, the Kentucky National, Capital Challenge, Pennsylvania National and the National Horse Show. Before retiring from competition, Ralando II was competing & winning in the Adult Amateur divisions with students of Arly’s.
Some videos of him:
http://youtu.be/xwtP_BvmHPQ
http://youtu.be/cKK-mJQ_nY8
http://youtu.be/-4GcfqpuBAg
I had the great pleasure of meeting Ralando II today. What a lovely stallion! He really has a great type and had a super career. The sBs licensed him for breeding today and I am very excited to see his offspring 
Congrats to Angela (and North American breeders!).
Ronda
www.risingstarfarm.net
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Nov. 6, 2012, 11:39 PM
#64
Please take a look at our stallions Zeno has all the things that you are looking for. He is by Quattro and out of a Burrgraaf mare he made the switch from the 1.30m jumpers to the hunter ring this year as an 8 year old and was 7 consecutive times Champion or Reserve in the Green Conformation in CA and the Combined hunters here in AB. He has a super temperament is 17.1hh long straight legs and a great shoulder angle. Www.kvf.ca under stallions
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Nov. 8, 2012, 10:39 AM
#65
 Originally Posted by feather river
So lots of people loved the 1985 Mercedes, but they don't build them like that anymore--thank goodness. Styles change, types change--and if you are a breeder today thinking of a match for 2013 covering, you have to be breeding for the fashion 5 years from now. And RG is old style, old type--
(You are starting to sound like you are "selling" him a bit too hard--I wonder why.)
I am not "selling" him. I even said several times he is probably not the right stallion for OP's mare. Just dont like to see a nice stallion trashed. There are many nice RG horses around. I have no agenda as I don't own one nor have I bred one. However I have always wanted one and admired him. Enough said from my perspective on it. You can think whatever you want.
Hickstead 1996-2011 Godspeed
" Hickstead is simply the best and He lives forever in our hearts"
Akasha 1992-2012 - I will always love you sweet girl.
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Feb. 21, 2013, 10:32 AM
#66
What does everyone think about Cabalito?
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Feb. 22, 2013, 10:12 AM
#67
You have lots of great suggestions!! I love Cabilto and we want to try him as well! Personally from our own expereince and what we have seen from our own foals Apiro will seems reliable on giving a beautiful neck and "look", improves the movement in elasticiy and impulsion. I would also look at Landtinus, lots of jump.. great temperment, improvment in the movement and pretty.
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Feb. 22, 2013, 11:32 AM
#68
LOVE Cabalito. Almost bought a two year old for a client that was drop dead gorgeous. Too green for this client, but quality all the way!
Cornerstone Equestrian
Home of Amazing (Balou du Rouet/Voltaire)
KWPN, ISR/Old NA, RPSI, and IHF stallion
www.cornerstonefarmpa.com
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Feb. 25, 2013, 11:17 PM
#69
Have you considered Popeye K? He definitely has substance and size, is a nice mover and a great jumper. Plus, he is a real gentleman.
We are really pleased with our Popeye K filly.
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Mar. 10, 2013, 06:05 PM
#70
Going in a different direction what about Contucci?
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Mar. 10, 2013, 06:41 PM
#71
Betsy, I really like what I see and hear about Cabalito, though I've never seen any of his offspring -- or know little about the breeding of the mares that he has bred to that have produced good competition horses.
Knowing Allegria's breeding, I would not dismiss A Fine Romance (TB). I might be inclined to put a bit more TB blood back into her.
I've always admired that stallion. The owner ("Fred" on the COTH) forum is one of the most respected.
If I had a WB cross (by Argosy) and wanted to improve on that -- and no doubt your girly has done VERY well on the line and then took it to the comptetion venue -- that's probably the stallion I'd be looking at.
Before AFR, I would have been looking at Simbalu, or Bit of Class. Neither of them, nor do I think, AFR, will give you "hot". Just more of what you want out of her.
Just my 2 cents, for what it's worth. Give Miss Piggy a pat on the head for me.
Decisions, decisions...that's the hard part, and also the fun part, of serious breeding.
S.
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Mar. 10, 2013, 11:59 PM
#72

 Originally Posted by horsechick
LOVE Cabalito. Almost bought a two year old for a client that was drop dead gorgeous. Too green for this client, but quality all the way!
Here is a pic of a Cabilito foal. I really like Cabilito and if he will work for your mare I would use him for sure.
It's not true that I had nothing on. I had the radio on.”
― Marilyn Monroe
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Mar. 11, 2013, 07:32 AM
#73
Very nice!
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Mar. 12, 2013, 08:29 AM
#74
Platinum vom Rappenhof is now standing at our farm in Cushing OK for fresh and on farm AI. Eight-time hunter champion in Canada. He is somewhat of a refining stallion but has long legs and puts on the height. He refines the head, as you can see in this foal photo. https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphot...71895587_n.jpg
More photos of the stallion and his foals: http://www.equicommerce.com/listings/details/174
horseofcorff.com
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Mar. 12, 2013, 07:34 PM
#75
To the OP: Just The Best would be a very nice cross with your mare.
He's a hunter foundation sire for the KWPN-NA.
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