CORNET OBOLENKSY x BALOUBET DU ROUET x CHACCO BLUE OLDENBURG DE418180025815, 1.74m, bay, 2015 Breeder: Gestüt Lewitz, Neustadt-Glewe
Rarely have we been able to offer such a complete stallion. Corlou possesses not only exceptional jumping qualities but also an outstanding model and pedigree. Furthermore, his lineage is entirely ICSI-free! The beautifully typed Corlou, large-framed and a near-perfect stallion model, possesses a phenomenal pedigree featuring the bloodlines of Cornet Obolensky, Baloubet du Rouet, Chacco-Blue, Cento, and Argentinus in uninterrupted succession.
This damline features numerous Grand Prix jumpers and licensed stallions. Granddam Acentia (1.40m) is a full sister to the 1.60m star Mick Jagger (Santiago Lambre). Great-granddam and GP winner Centina jumped at 1.60m under Bruce Goodin. She is a daughter of the 1.60m mare Argentina, who produced five international jumpers in addition to Centina, including the 1.60m Grand Prix horses Simba (Beat Mändli) and Chatinus (Richard Spooner).
Corlou more than lives up to the high expectations. Last year, he made a successful 1.55m debut under Caroline Müller. His offspring appear exceptional, topping rankings at various inspections and mare performance tests. He passes on his refined, large-framed model combined with superb jumping qualities. With great anticipation, his first four-year-old jumpers will make their debut in the ring this year.
CORLOU EXCEPTIONAL JUMPING STALLION WITH A STUNNING PEDIGREE!
Corlou (Cornet Obolensky x Baloubet du Rouet x Chacco Blue x Cento)
1.50m BEDIZOLE ITALY 2025
Corlou (Cornet Obolensky x Baloubet du Rouet x Chacco Blue x Cento)
Iris Michels and Isaac, the Numero Uno son out of a Corland mare bred
by H.W.F. Castelijns, have formed a successful partnership for many years.
At CSI3* Outdoor Gelderland in Lichtenvoorde, they celebrated their 13th
international victory together, winning Thursday’s 1.40m Small Tour class.
At the same event where La Gupardie finished fifth in the Grand Prix,
Happyness (Van Gogh x Clinton), bred by Daniëlle Linders and Marcel van
Leeuwen, also put in a series of strong performances.