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About Worms

Worms is a grey Hannoveraner showjumping broodmare foaled in 1960, by Wohlan.

Worms, a grey Hanoverian broodmare, was born on January 1, 1960, in Germany. Her pedigree highlights her sire Wohlan, a significant stallion within the Hanoverian studbook. The depth of her lineage signifies her value in breeding circles, though specific competition achievements for Worms herself remain undocumented, which is not uncommon for mares primarily used for brood purposes.

The Hanoverian studbook recognises Worms under registration ID 316449260, cementing her status within the breed's history. However, her individual presence in competitive showjumping remains unrecorded in available resources, highlighting a focus on her genetic contributions through offspring rather than direct sport results.

Worms' pedigree reflects noted Hanoverian bloodlines through horses like Argentan, it reveals the influence of top-producing equines such as Absatz. The dam landscape within her pedigree further suggests a sound genetic foundation desirable for breeders aiming to enhance jumping performance. The details of her breeder or ownership history are not explicitly documented in the sources.

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

Own record: Worms, a grey Hanoverian broodmare, was born on January 1, 1960, in Germany. Her pedigree highlights her sire Wohlan, a significant stallion within the Hanoverian studbook. The depth of her lineage signifies her value in breeding circles, though specific competition achievements for Worms herself remain undocumented, which is not uncommon for mares primarily used for brood purposes. The Hanoverian studbook recognises Worms under registration ID 316449260, cementing her status within the breed's history. However, her individual presence in competitive showjumping remains unrecorded in available resources, highlighting a focus on her genetic contributions through offspring rather than direct sport results. Worms' pedigree reflects noted Hanoverian bloodlines through horses like Argentan, it reveals the influence of top-producing equines such as Absatz. The dam landscape within her pedigree further suggests a sound genetic foundation desirable for breeders aiming to enhance jumping performance. The details of her breeder or ownership history are not explicitly documented in the sources.

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

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