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About Cascavelle

Cascavelle is a grey showjumping stallion foaled in 1986, by Cantus out of a Calando I dam.

Cascavelle is a Holsteiner stallion born in 1986, recognized for passing his exceptional jumping abilities to his progeny. In 1990, at the stallion performance test held in Münster-Handorf, he scored 119.75 in jumping and 78.42 in dressage. Despite not having a prominent competition career, he is respected among breeders for producing numerous successful sport horses. He is a progeny of the famed jumping stallion Cantus, with Phaedra, also documented as Colanda in FN records, as his dam. Cascavelle, registered with the Holsteiner registry, has significantly influenced the breed's international standing.

Cascavelle has fathered several noteworthy offspring, most notably Tinkabell 12, known for competing at high levels in international show jumping events. Under the guidance of Rodrigo Pessoa, Tinkabell 12 achieved commendable results, including a second-place finish in a 1.50m class and an eighth position in the 1.60m Grand Prix at CSI5* Lyon with a double clear performance. The mare also competed in the Nations Cup final in Barcelona, ridden by Angelie von Essen.

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