Isidor ♀ †

About Isidor

Isidor is a (died 2012) Bai Holsteiner showjumping broodmare foaled in 1972, by Metellus out of a Aldato dam.

Several of Isidor's descendants have achieved recognition in the showjumping arena, illustrating her impact on breeding future champions. One of the notable figures in her lineage is Cavalier Russe Z, a stallion sired by the famous Casall ASK. Cavalier Russe Z has shown potential at top horse shows, fuelled by Casall ASK's impressive record at CSI5* events. Isidor Adelheid Z carries forward the performance blood from distinguished stallions like Zandor Z and Rival Z, both of whom excelled in World Cup Finals, further establishing Isidor's influence.

Own record: Isidor, a notable Holsteiner broodmare, was born in 1972 in Germany. She is a product of respected Holsteiner bloodlines, with her sire being Metellus and her dam Corbala, who was sired by Aldato. Her lineage on sire side includes Marinus and Manometer, tracing back to Abendfrieden XX while her dam side includes progenitor Kreta, with further traces to Nachtblüte, which is notable for the influential Ramzes. Isidor represented a continuation of the valuable traits coveted within the Holsteiner studbook. Despite her recognised lineage, detailed records of Isidor's own competition accomplishments in showjumping are not prominent in available documentation. Nevertheless, her contribution to the breed has been substantial through her progeny. Her pedigree carries the strength of performance bloodlines, making her a significant figure for breeders looking to enhance traits suited for the sport. Isidor’s role in Holsteiner breeding highlights the critical importance of strong pedigrees and performance genes. Her descendants’ achievements in showjumping further underline the trust and investment placed in her lineage by future generations.

Dam appearing in 9 pedigree(s) — profiled to complete lineage.

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