Diamant de Casall ♂

About Diamant de Casall

Diamant de Casall is a Bay Holsteiner showjumping stallion foaled in 2010, by Diamant de Semilly out of a Cassini I dam.

'Diamant de Casall' is a Holsteiner stallion, born in 2010 and bred by Manfred von Allwörden in Germany. The bay stallion traces his paternal lineage back to Diamant de Semilly and his dam line to Casall. His pedigree is enriched by such notable ancestors, enhancing his genetic potential for showjumping. Early in his career, Diamant de Casall achieved promising results. Under Marie Ligges and later Richard Vogel, he competed internationally with success. In 2021, he secured third place at the Bundeschampionate for five-year-old showjumpers, ridden by Philipp Winkelhaus. In March 2026, he won a 1.45-meter class at the Dutch Masters in 's-Hertogenbosch with Richard Vogel. Diamant de Casall is a significant figure in the equestrian world both as a competitor and a breeding stallion. Approved for the Holstein studbook, his lineage’s qualities are valued in breeding programs. His career at Dressur und Springpferde Hengststation René Tebbel continues to contribute to his esteemed reputation.

Although there is limited documentation on Diamant de Casall's progeny achieving high-level success, he is recognised for producing promising offspring such as Diamantenkind. Diamantenkind stands as a testament to Diamant de Casall's potential to sire future horses capable of succeeding in the competitive arenas. However, specific achievements of his progeny at levels above 1.50m in showjumping remain largely unreported.

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