Cornet’s Carpaccio RT

Six times the grade 9.0

Cornet's Carpaccio impressively continued the success of his first competition season , winning several show jumping classes with top marks. His foals impressed with their charisma, type, elasticity, and outstanding movement, thus earning the title of "elite foals". 

During his 50-day test in Adelheidsdorf, Cornet's Carpaccio received the highest score of 9.0 six times for rideability, scope, temperament, willingness to perform, character, and overall impression. His basic gaits were particularly praised.

Cornet's Carpaccio is an exceptionally beautiful and typey stallion, a prime example, endowed with three outstanding gaits and enormous jumping potential. He was awarded premium stallion status at the 2019 OS licensing in Vechta, where he received consistently enthusiastic applause for his performance. A truly complete horse and an "all-rounder." His sire, Cornet Obolensky, who was ranked 5th in the 2019 WBFSH world ranking of the best show jumping stallions, is in a class of his own as the sire of countless show jumping champions. His dam, Virginia

Thirteen sons of Carpaccio have been licensed. His granddam, Halina VI, produced six successful show jumpers at the M and S levels and is a half-sister to the licensed stallions Clapton VDL/Cindy van der Straaten (BEL), Corland/Wout-Jan van der Schans (NED), and Corlanda/Willi Melliger (SUI). His great-grandsire, Acord II, was also a performance test winner and Reserve Bundeschampion and is known for his easy-going show jumpers, many of whom reached the S level. His great-granddam, Thyra, is a full sister to the top sire Landetto, who received the title "Ambassadeur" in Belgium, and a half-sister to Corretto. Through the top Holsteiner stallions Landgraf I, Ronald, and Moltke I, the dam line leads directly to the legendary Ramzes AA daughter, Retina, who once won the German Jumping Derby in record time under Fritz Thiedemann.

Cornet's Carpaccio comes from the legendary dam line 104a, which is characterized by an incredible density of performance across all generations. This line was already used for breeding show jumpers before the Second World War. To this day, 80 licensed stallions, including Capitano, Caretano Z, Carneval, Contendro I and II, the 2017 champion stallion Sandro Junior, as well as numerous top international riders such as Corradina (ridden by Carsten-Otto Nagel), impressively demonstrate this.