Chariola Z CSH

Date of Birth: 6/3/2003
Colour: Dark Bay
Breed: Zangerheide, accepted into the Hanoverian stud book.

Bloodline: CHARRIOL - PETER PAN - EPHOR

The stud has been planning on introducing jumping lines for some time & we couldn`t have been more thrilled at finding this wonderful mare. We bought Chariola Z from Carron Nicol who owns the very succsessful stud & jumping yard Rumer stud.

Chariola Z has a super pedigree which is filled by top jumping bloodlines. Her sires side is dominated by the Holstein breed which takes the monopoly in show jumping bloodlines. On the dams side there are both Oldenburg & Trakaner. Chariola Z was breed by no other than one of the most sucssesful breeder & stallion owner in Germany today Paul Shockemohle!!!! Chariola Z ticks ALL the boxes that Carriden Sports Horses seek when purchasing a quality mare.This mare not only has an amazing jump but her movement is exceptional. She also posseses stunning looks, a lovly temperment & super comformation.

SIRE; Charriol (Carthago Z - Zuenftiger xx - Risotto)

Chariola`s sire is owned & competed by one of Britains most up & coming young show jumping stars Ellen Whitaker. She has competed him to a high level of show jumping where he has had many wins. We are waiting to hear from Ellen so we can write more about Charriol.

Charriol`s sire;

Carthago Z. This stallion needs no introduction. He is one of the most successful show jumping stallions in the Holstein breed.

Carthago Z is the son of Capitol I, one of the great modern Holsteiner showjumping sires. Unusually for a Holstein jumping sire, Capitol carried no Cor de la Bryère blood, but he was richly endowed with the heritage of two great Thoroughbred descendants of the Bay Ronald line - Cottage Son xx and Manometer xx, he also carried a double cross of the influential anglo-arab, RAMZES Capitol I sired Cassini, Campione (and full brother, Cathleen, ridden by Meredith Michaels - now Beerbaum), Calato Z, Curtis (Mändli), Cliquot (Kirchof). With an index of 182 he head the FN young jumping stallion ratings. Capitol’s grand dam Retina was a Hamburg Jumping Derby with Fritz Thiedemann. His dam, Folia, showed great jumping potential herself, and produced the licensed stallions Latus I and II, as well as the two Capitols, and famous daughters Kausa, Lektion (eventing) and U-Capitola (dam of Lord Capitol).
Folia’s dam, Vase, was a full sister toRomanus who competed with success with Hans Günter Winkler, despite the horse’s aversion to water jumps.
The dam sire, Calando I stood at several breeding stations in Holstein before pursuing a performance career that culminated in a German Championship with Karsten Huck. After jumping successfully in Luxembourg, Calando I returned to breeding duties in Holstein.

At his performance test, Carthago Z earned a 9.5 for free jumping and a 10 for jumping talent!!! Carthago Z finished in 11th place at the Atlanta Games with Jos Lanskink and the pair were members of the Dutch team at the Sydney Games. In all the combination competed in 15 Nations Cups. In 2001, the stallion, who had been leased to Leon Melchior since 1995, returned to his birthplace in Schleswig-Holstein and the Holsteiner Verband.
Carthago is already the sire of numerous approved sons and although he is no longer fertile he continues to sire foals for a while, thanks for the stock of frozen semen. He is retired on an island in the North Sea, with a couple of mares for company.

His progeny includes international showjumpers, such as Cim Christo at the 2004 Olympics under the Korean Bong Gak Sohn, as well as Kira III/Ludo Philippaerts/BEL, VDL Groep Spiga/Leopold van Asten/NED, Caitano/Ulrich Kirchhoff, Campus/Steve Guerdat/SUI, Cristallo/Alois PollmannSchweckhorst, Caya/Sheila Burke/USA, K-Carrera/Michael Aabo/NOR, Charlottenhof’s Classix Girl/Sören von Rönne, and Hofgut Liederbach’s Cathleen/Pia-Luise Aufrecht.

Her Dam; Chariola`s dam is the oldenburg mare Panja. This mare is by the sought after stallion Peter Pan.

The Oldenburg jumping phenomenon PETER PAN is more than one of thirty offspring of the legendary Westphalian progenitor Pilot (Pilatus) that are performing in the International showjumping arena. Celebrities such as PS Priamos (Ludger Beerbaum), Pirol V (Lesley McNaught), Showtime (Nick Skelton), and Pialotta (Rolf-Goran Bengtsson) are all direct Pilot descendants. PETER PAN was bred in East Germany at Paul Schockemohle's stud farm "Lewitz". His dam, Gesthemane, is a product of the classic combination Domino (Domspatz) and Gepard (Gotthard). The line continues back to the Hanoverian mare Soraja II Z (Furioso II x Senat), who has also been used for breeding at the famous Belgian stud farm "Zangersheide". In 1994 PETER PAN was most impressive during the free jumping at the KWPN stallion selection, where he received his breeding license. He then pursued an impressive showjumping career under Neal Fearon, and then and then Alessia Marioni (seen above), earning a series of victories in the International arena. From PETER PAN's first seasons in the Netherlands, several sons were licensed for breeding, including, Opan, Obsession, and Olivier.

The famous PILOT;

Pilot was born in 1974 at the clinic of former FEI chief vet, Dr Cronau, as his breeder, Christa Geldbach wanted her foal to have the best right from the start.

At his first foal show, little Pilot caused a sensation and was recommended for stallion status. His breeder asked Kunibert Munch, ( the owner of Pilatus ) , to prepare him for the stallion licensing, and it was here that his difficult temperament became apparent. Even today his progeny have strong difficult characters.

Pilot was purchased by the Westfalien State Stud in 1977, and sent to the breeding station at Sande where the local breeders were not too keen to use him since his reputation for erratic behaviour had proceeded him. There was no denying that he was an elegant horse with great conformation, and he behaved well enough at the performance test at Warendorf to finish in 5th - and his foals were wonderful but the breeders in the area still didn’t want him - but Warendorf director, Dr Gerd Lehmann refused to budge, and the stallion stood at Sande until 1988, and by then the breeders were queuing for his services.

Pilot was the first show jumping stallion with progeny to earn one million deutschmarks. By the end of 1999, Pilot progeny had earned a staggering DM6,250,000 !!!!!!!!

the dams dam Ethna is by the trakaner stallion Ephor.

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