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Sire: GOODTIMES' sire NIMMERDOR is one of the most
influential sires of the last three decades with more than 50 licensed
sons and 40 international jumpers in the Breeding Guide. His dam, ZIGEUNERIN, is a Holstein mare imported into the Netherlands
and became an international success under Michael Ruping. GOODTIMES' pedigree is extremely strong through
CALETTO I, who is famous by his number of excellent daughters as well
as his famous sons CANTUS and CALVARO Z. His dam traces back through the famous COR DE LA BRYERE, who is found
in the pedigrees of over 100 international competitors. GOODTIMES is a very good all around producer
of offspring who excel either in the dressage or show jumping rings. He has sired some of the most attractive mares
in the sport.
Dam: NEXT GENERATION was bred to jump and showed
a great potential as a jumper until she received an injury at a young
age and was unable to compete. She
has excellent conformation and excellent disposition. Her sire, LANCASTER, is by LANDGRAF I who is ranked 5th in the world
among sires of jumping horses in the last 10 years. In 1996, LANCASTER attended the American Warmblood
Society Approvals in Massachusetts, earned an approval score of 86.4 and
was awarded a gold medal and elite status for being the highest scoring
horse out of 36 stallions at the Approval.
NEXT GENERATIONS' dam, LOVE BOAT BRIDE, was a stakes winning mare
of over $33,000 US at San Anita, Hollywood Park and Delmar Tracks in the
United States.
Notes: SPRINGTIME PR is a very well balanced filly
with exceptional presence and outstanding movement. She has exceptional athletic conformation and her mother's quiet
disposition. She is a quick learner
and is sure to excel in either the jumper or dressage ring.
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