Hilgunde ♀ †

About Hilgunde

Hilgunde is a (died 2012) Bay Holsteiner showjumping broodmare foaled in 1971, by Marlon XX out of a Cornett dam.

Hilgunde was a prolific broodmare, producing several offspring who carried forward her impressive genetics in the showjumping arena. Among them, Cambridge (born 1988) and Fanny VI (born 1991) represent her legacy. With sires like Caletto I and Lord, these progenies were well-poised for success. Though none reached the competitive heights of 1.50m-1.60m CSI levels according to the available data, Hilgunde's generative impact on breeding programmes was notable. Additionally, she had other offspring including Halencia (born 1993, sired by Caletto I), Z-Adrett, Debut (1992), and Goldika VIII (1992).

Own record: Hilgunde was a distinguished broodmare of the Holsteiner breed, born on 30 April 1971 in West Germany. Registered with identification number DE321210606971, Hilgunde was sired by Marlon XX, a notable stallion with lineage tracing back to Persian Gulf XX. Her dam, Dietlinde, hailed from influential breeding lines as well, with Cornett as her sire. Hilgunde held the prestigious title of Staatsprämienstute, a recognition of her premium quality within the German breeding system, emphasizing her significance in the realm of showjumping breeding. Although Hilgunde herself did not have a notable competition record, her pedigree featured strong connections to notable ancestors like Tamerlane XX and Cottage Son, indicating robust genetic potential passed on to her progeny. Her value was solidified within breeding circles as she contributed significantly to the Holsteiner studbook, marking her position as a cornerstone of breeding stock. Hilgunde did not carry a showjumping record of her own, however, her indirect influence on the sport through her offspring positions her as a critical figure in the lineage of subsequent showjumping champions.

Dam appearing in 4 pedigree(s) — profiled to complete lineage.

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