Cornetty

Cornetty is, as his half brother to Chilly and also a perfectionist at the jump. He is always willing and able to exhibit his extraordinary movements, what leaves the impression for the dressage arena. Watching him jump, it looks awesome, with his lofty scope it makes the bigger jumps look absolutely easy for him. 

His sire Cornet Obolensky is the up to date super star in breeding and successful at international Grand Prix level as also at the Olympic Games in Bijing 2008. He was numerous times a member of the German winning Nations Cup team, with always Marco Kutscher in tack. Cornet Obolensky’s progeny is outrageous successful in the young jumper classes. From his first crop 15 jumpers qualified for the Federal Championships, with the winner Cornet’s Stern. One year later in 2009 45 offspring by Cornet competed successful at the Federal Championships. He produced numerous licensed stallion and champion stallions. He certainly has a huge impact in the world wide breeding program around the world.

YoutubeVideo: Cornet Obolensky

Youtube Video: Cornet Obolensky

Cornetty's dam Elcucina, by the powerful jumper and thoroughbred stallion Elimcal xx, bred by Nelson Pessoa in Brazil, adds with her family line a phenomenal amount of Hanoverian jumper genetics.

Watzmann, her dam sire produced in the 1970ties international quality Grand Prix jumper as Walzerkönig, Olympic team gold medalist Seoul 1988, ridden by Franke Slootaak or Windus, ridden by Klaus Reinacher during the WEG in Aachen 1986. Watzmann sired his own stallion for the various breeding programs all over the world. His sons and daughters are carrying his positive influence into the sport horse breeding of today.

Cornetty's third generation sire Diskus, is a famous offspring of the Hanoverian D-line. He produced international quality Grand Prix jumpers and one of the outrageous successful jumpers has been Denizen / Tim Grubb, who won innumerable Grand Prix classes in Europe and in the USA.

The fourth generation sire of Cornetty's family line is the thoroughbred stallion Maigraf xx, who appears in the pedigrees of numerous international Grand Prix jumpers, for instance as the third generation sire of the Grand Prix jumper stallion Graf Rossini, who showed phenomenal successful with Mary-Lisa Nicolson Leffler on board in the US and Europe.