Haifa ♀ †

About Haifa

Haifa is a (died 2012) Chestnut showjumping broodmare foaled in 1989, by Nimmerdor.

Haifa has produced offspring like Heraklion von Hallifax, who has been recognised with a premium foal designation. This score highlights the potential that Haifa's progeny can reach high standards, although specific competition achievements for her progeny in the 1.50m–1.60m global showjumping circuit remain unverified by available records.

Own record: Haifa is a Dutch Warmblood mare born in 1989, sired by the notable stallion Nimmerdor, and her dam is Silja, a mare whose sire is Marco Polo, both of which are celebrated names in the realm of showjumping breeding. Nimmerdor, Haifa's sire, brings prestigious Dutch bloodlines, contributing to her value as a broodmare rather than a competitor in the showjumping arena. Meanwhile, her dam line descends from the Holsteiner bloodline through Marco Polo, adding a robust conformation and talent to her genetic background. Despite the lack of detailed competition records, Haifa's lineage underscores her potential contribution to the genetics of future showjumping stars. Throughout her life, Haifa was mainly focused on producing progeny, using her elite pedigree to potentially pass on coveted athletic traits to future generations in showjumping. However, there is no extensive documentation or detailing of her participation in competitions or significant winnings, if any, thus solidifying her role chiefly as a broodmare.

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