Khedira

Description

Kannan – Caretano Z – Darco – This pedigree truly reads like a Grand Prix listing.

Father Kannan currently ranks among the top ten of the WBFSH list and was himself highly successful internationally under his French rider Michel Hécart. Grandfather Caretano Z and his rider Jos Lansink were also at home on the international stage. And in the top ten of the Olympic Games in Barcelona 1992 there is none other than great-grandfather Darco with Ludo Philippaerts.

But not only the fathers convince in the pedigree of our new young stallion. Grandmother Dolce Vita St. Ghyvan Z brought, with Quidam de Revel, the successful Quidarco under Miguel Viana in S*** and great-grandmother Narouscha M (v. Cantus) with Cheers Cassini the successful Three Cheers in S-jumping. This pedigree is rounded off by the mare of the Wilma and among others by Urano v. Elmshorn, who celebrated success with John Paul Sheffield in CIC*** tests.

Right at his first tournament start Khedira was able to shine under Sven Rudolph with a double victory! The pair won the first jumping A* with an 8.7 and the jumping horses A** with an 8.4. In the course of time, numerous victories and placings were added up to the jumping horse test of class M. In the 2021 season, Khedira was able to shine with placements in M**. Meanwhile, the only 7-year-old Khedira is victorious in the heavy class.

In 2022, Khedira achieved numerous wins and placings in the S class and crowned his successful season with a placing in the final of the Bundeschampionat for 7-year-old show jumping horses. He also placed third in the international Youngster Final in Opglabbeek, Belgium. Khedira continued his impressive run from this successful season. Under Sven Rudolph, the stallion repeatedly demonstrated his potential and future promise with a remarkable number of placings and wins in the advanced class.

A modern athlete whose wealth is virtually unmatched.

HLP: Jumping 8.15