BARABAS Performance Horse Lot 16
1997, May 23 Grey Canadian Warmblood Stallion 16.1hh
Registration #: AB-[CAN]1335-97S
Consignor: Touchstone Farm Ltd.
Box 688 Mayerthorpe, AB T0E 1N0
(780) 786-4337
Breeder: C,K,M&W Gould
 
Arjon (Tb)
Barsoi (Tb)
Bartschia (Tb)
Bajazzo (Old)
AB-APPR82-79S Grandella (Old) Grandios (Old)
Elfoba II (Old)
Aderlass (Han)
Arkansas (Han)
Nona (Han)
Artful Dodger (Cw)
AB-380-90P1 Abrupt (Han)
Adelita (Cw)
Sochie
Sire: BAJAZZO is an imported stallion who is Oldenburg Verband and CWHBA approved. BAJAZZO
traces back to the famous Hanoverian stallion GRANDE. This is the line of GOLFSTROM, Olympic
Dressage medallist, as well as GRANNUS and GRANDEUR, international jumping stars.
BAJAZZO is a tall, athletic horse combining the tremendous gallop and length of stride of his sire
BARSOI with the legendary dressage and jumping talent of the famous GRANDE line. He was
100-day tested in 1983 at Adelheidsdorf, scoring 109.67 points. BAJAZZO was imported to
Canada from Germany where he successfully competed in all 3 disciplines; dressage, jumping, and
3-day eventing. His offspring reflect his excellent and bold disposition as well as his athletic abilities.
1999 saw the coming of age of BAJAZZO’s progeny, with two licensed stallions, co-champion
BEAU SOLEIL and BARABAS, as well as several high selling auction horses.
Dam: ARTFUL DODGER, an outstanding daughter of ARKANSAS, is proving to be a dam of note,
having produced six foals which have included 1998 Foal Futurity winner BANDITA, Reserve
Champion Mare BEGUILE, and licensed stallion BARABAS.
Notes: A well balanced young stallion, BARABAS was licensed in 1999 and will complete the first CWHBA
Stallion Performance Test held at Olds College August 8 to September 6, 2000. He is already
showing strong talent for jumping and exhibiting a kind, trainable disposition. He would make a
superb three day event horse based on his all round ability and character, or a serious jumping
prospect. Trained up to test date by a small woman, he is very suitable for lady amateur competitors.
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