Limbus ♂ †

About Limbus

Limbus is a (died 2018) grey showjumping stallion foaled in 1988, by Landgraf I out of a Rocco dam.

Limbus was a Holsteiner stallion born in Germany, renowned for his contributions to showjumping as both a competitor and a sire. Bred by Klaus H. Jürgen Molitor, Limbus competed up to the 1.60m level, including placings in Nations Cup events under rider Dietmar Gugler. His pedigree was notable for its lineage, featuring influential sires such as Landgraf I, Ladykiller xx, and Cottage Son xx in his sire line.

Limbus' approval by the Holsteiner Verband marked him as a distinguished breeding stallion, offering sought-after genetics to breeders. He stood at the Verband in Elmshorn, Germany, where he was widely available to the global breeding market. Known for producing high-quality offspring, Limbus had numerous progeny that excelled in international showjumping competitions. He passed away in 2018 at Elmshorn, following a bout with colic.

Limbus sired several offspring that achieved significant success in international jumping, competing in events up to the 1.60m and CSI5* levels. His progeny are well-regarded for their performance in major competitions, reflecting the quality and influence of Limbus as a breeding stallion.

Limbus died in 2018 at Elmshorn, Germany (colic). Breeding may continue via frozen semen — confirm availability with the stud.

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