Libertino I ♂

About Libertino I

Libertino I is a Bay showjumping stallion foaled in 1992, by Landgraf I out of a Constant dam.

Libertino I is a Holsteiner stallion born on 2nd May 1992, noted for his impact in both show jumping and breeding. Bred by Hans Jürgen Köhncke in Badendorf, Germany, he hails from the Holstein stamm 4539 and is a progeny of the influential stallion Landgraf I. He was licensed in Holstein in 1994 and achieved a remarkable jumping score of 135 during his performance test in Medingen in 1995. Initially competing at M' level with Herbert Blöcker, Libertino I later advanced to S' level under the guidance of Beat Mändli. Although specific titles and earnings are not extensively recorded, his performances at these competitive levels underscore his significance in the sport. As of 2019, he had a breeding index of 137 in international show jumping, underscoring his notable genetic influence.

Libertino I is the sire of several successful sport horses who have competed at advanced levels in show jumping. Among his notable progeny are Liberty HOLST, who was classified up to S4*, competing in 1.50m-1.60m classes, and Licapo HOLST, an S3* winner. Libertino de Petit HOLST is another offspring known to compete up to S2* level show jumping classes. These achievements highlight Libertino I's significant influence in producing competitive sport horses capable of performing on demanding courses.

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