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About Orgesch
Orgesch is a Bay Holsteiner showjumping broodmare foaled in 1977, by Calypso I out of a Sherry Netherland dam.
Among Orgesch’s offspring is Vanessa VII, born in 1983, sired by Caletto II. Vanessa VII represents Orgesch’s genetic contribution to the sport of show jumping. While comprehensive competition results for her progeny are not extensively documented, Orgesch’s offspring have been recognised within jumping pedigrees.
Own record: Orgesch is a Holsteiner broodmare born on 1 January 1977, registered in Germany. She was sired by Calypso I, known for his contribution to show jumping through his progeny. Her dam, Iris VI, was sired by Sherry Netherland, ensuring Orgesch a pedigree rich in jumping potential. There is no available information regarding Orgesch’s competition record, and she does not appear to have participated in competitive show jumping events herself. As a broodmare, her genetic contribution is relevant, particularly given her lineage connecting to influential stallions like Cor de la Bryère and Rantzau XX.
Dam appearing in 4 pedigree(s) — profiled to complete lineage.
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Orgesch — Pedigree
Holsteiner · by Calypso I out of Iris VI
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