Four young Lipizzaner stallions from stud Piber arrived in the Spanish Ridingschool, and were presented to the press today! It concerns
- Pluto Malina
- Favory Duba
- Maestoso Bellamira and
- Neapolitano Madera
All are born in 2004.
You can find a small video about this here:
Beside those 4, some young stallions of the same age remained in Piber, as "reserve". (This is a new situation) They will be trained there by the stud personell, guided by "Oberbereiter" from Vienna. After some time will be judged, if those 4 in Vienna are really the best.
Atjan
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Dear Atjan,
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always provide us with such wonderful information! Thank you so much for
this.
Kind regards,
Susanne
loved the clip of the "babys" running in the hall really liked the grey with lighter mane and tail very Typey!
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Yours Aye, Bobby
Hello Atjan!
AntwortenLöschenDo you know the pedigrees for the new young stallions? Or perhaps where I can see them?
I think Pluto Malina is probably a half brother to Siglavy Malina II that Bereiter Anwaerter Bacher rode in the Young Stallions section of the performance a few months ago. Since Piber gives mares a name from an ancestor in their maternal family, I assume that the new M. Bellamira is out of a granddaughter of the mare that produced the retired M. Bellamira that OberBereiter Kottas trained and used in the Pas de Deux. The name N. Madera also seems familiar but I can't think why! The pedigrees would answer the questions...
Thanks!
John
I found another video!
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Enjoy!
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AntwortenLöschenOk, there we go!
AntwortenLöschenNeapolitano Madera - sire: Neapolitano Nima I (1979)
Maestoso Bellamira – sire: Maestoso Stornella (1977)
Pluto Malina – sire: Pluto Servola (1986) – dam: indeed 62 Malina
Favory Duba – sire: Favory Graina (1994)
For further details, we should ask Andreas!
Regards,
Atjan
Thanks Atjan! I don't recall seeing M. Stornella in a performance but the other stallions' names are familiar.
AntwortenLöschenM. Stornella was the first stallion I trained for Long Rein. He was old when I started him working on Long Rein and had him in the performance for two years. He retired with the age of 23. A big stallion with good gaits.
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