Cullinan Du Borget B
DSP DIAMANT STALLION WITH 5* PEDIGREE
Born
2012
Height
170 cm
Color
bay
Race
Selle Francais
Breeder
Doreen Espeel
WFFS
free
Stud fee
fresh/frozen
€ 1.000 when in foal
Approved for
Deutsches Sportpferd (DSP), Holstein Global, Italy, Sweden
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Diamant De Semilly
Le Tot de Semilly
Grand Veneur
Venue Du Tot
Amour du Bois
Tanagra G
Juriste
Relique
Venise des Cresles
Elf III
Miss Des Cresles
Ibrahim
Osyris
Amarpour xx
Urlurette
Ombre de Toscane
Quick Star
Galoubet A
Stella
Alme
Viti
Nithard AA
Flora
Fanny du Murier
Laudanum xx
Toscane
Boran xx
Monta Bella xx
Uriel
Camarade Rapid
CULLINAN DU BORGET B
Cullinan Du Borget B, named after the largest diamond ever found, impressed at the South German licensing in Munich with a score of 10. In his sport test for stallions, he then secured the day’s highest score of 9.0 for his rideability. At the age of 7, he achieved a sensational series of successes in international youngster tours up to 5-star level. At the South German licensing in Munich, Cullinan du Borget B was honored for his sporting achievements and awarded the Diamond Prize. His young offspring have already performed successfully in show jumping competitions, qualified for the National Championships, and are now celebrating successes in international young horse competitions. Cullinan du Borget B has three licensed sons.
He has a great dam line that has produced numerous successful 1.40-1.60m horses in the last 4 generations. His dam, Ombre De Toscane, received the highest possible breeding score of 10/10 for the best dam lines in France. She has already produced two licensed sons, Tschouk De Toscane and Songe De Toscane, under Denis Lynch.
His dam’s sire, Quick Star, delivered unforgettable victories in Grand Prix competitions around the world with Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum. Laudanum xx, in the third generation, is probably the most influential thoroughbred in French warmblood breeding. He competed internationally in show jumping with Pierre Durand and was an Olympic participant, Nations Cup winner, and winner of power competitions, among other things. With Uriel and Almé Z’s sire Ibrahim, there are also outstanding show jumpers in the later generations. Cullinan comes from the Thoroughbred family 32, which is highly regarded in French performance breeding. This family includes the important athlete and top sire Dollar du Murier/Eric Navet (FRA). Another top-class sport horse from this dam line is the licensed stallion Rahotep De Toscane/Philippe Rozier/FRA.
Cullinan du Borget B not only impresses with his unique combination of sport genes, character, and willingness to perform, but is also known for his high fertility rate in difficult cases. You can find the detailed pedigree HERE.
