Cador

Cador is a show jumper in modern form. He is incredibly athletic, has a strong frame, a wonderful character, superb technique and plenty of scope. With this combination of attributes, Cador was destined for breeding and international sport.

Cador was successful in 1.55m classes and was awarded 'Oldenburg Stallion of the Year' in 2015. In 2010 and 2011, he won youngster classes with marks up to 9.0 qualifying for the Bundeschampionate, and in 2012 he was placed in various 1.35m classes, and placings at top international competitions followed in 2013.

He passed his 30 day test in Neustadt (Dosse) with a total score of 8.43. For his jumping ability, he got the highest mark of 9.06 (scope: 9.25, technique: 8.50).

As a youngster, Cador was leased to De Ijzereman in the Netherlands for two years. After returning home to Hof Sosath, he competed at the national championships in Rastede and ranked 3rd in the Oldenburg State Championships. Only two weeks later, he was champion of the 4-year-old horses in the Deister-Cup with a score of 8.9.

Cador's dam, Lady Heida II, got an incredible score of 10.0 for jumping in her mare performance test. She is the sister of the national mare champion, Lady Heida I, and her bloodlines can be traced to Furioso II blood through Landor S and Contender. Out of this dam line, there are many licensed stallions such as Landor S, Lambrusco Ask, Lagoheidor G, Landwerder, Coulthard, Incello and Omnistar. On the mother's side, the modern stallion goes back to the Furioso II-blood through Landor S and Contender. Out of this dam line, there are a lot of licensed stallions like Diamant de Landor, Diamant de Plaisir, Landor S, Lambrusco Ask, Lagoheidor G, Landwerder, Coulthard, Incello and Omnistar.

Cador’s sire Catoki was highly successful in international show jumping classes. He started his career with Gerd Sosath, before partnering up with Philipp Weishaupt to win World-Cup classes. Catoki has produced numerous successful offspring: licensed breeding stallions and competition horses such as Catch me if you can, who won the team bronze medal at the World Equestrian Games in Tyron 2018 with Laura Klaphake.

Price

$875

Born

2005

Color

Bay

Height

17.1 H

Approved For

Oldenburg, Oldenburg-International OS, Hanoverian, and almost all other breeding associations on demand

Status

Jumper

30 Day Performance Test 2008 Neustadt Dosse: Dressage: 8.09, Jumping: 8.78, Overall 8.43

WFFS Status: tested non-carrier (N/N)