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(Kiel\/Elmshorn Press Release\/Photo Janne Bugtrup)<\/p>\n
The World Breeding Federation of Sport Horses (WBFSH) has published the\u00a0annual stud book rankings with regard to past season\u2019s successful competition horses at\u00a0international level, with the association of the breeders of the Holsteiner horse sitting on\u00a0second place in eventing, third place in show jumping and tenth place in dressage.<\/p>\n
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JL Dublin (FEI photo – Richard Juilliart)<\/em><\/p>\n Eventing: Second Place<\/strong> C Vier (FEI photo – Christophe Taniere)<\/em><\/p>\n Show Jumping: Third Place<\/strong> Annabelle (FEI photo)<\/em><\/p>\n Dressage: Place Ten<\/strong>
\nThe eventing ranking factors in a total of 60 studbooks or breed societies recognized by the\u00a0WBFSH, with points collected by the six best horses of each studbook and is headed by the\u00a0Stud Book du Cheval Selle Fran\u00e7ais (SBSF) by a narrow lead. While on fifth place in 2020, the\u00a0top horses from the land between the seas are now on silver positon in the high-profile\u00a0ranking. The horses instrumental to this success include Olympic champion London (LauraCollett\/GBR) by Landos-Quinar (Ocke Riewerts, Alkersum), mare family 3200, and newly\u00a0crowned individual and team European champion JL Dublin (Nicola Wilson\/GBR) by Diarado-\u00a0Canto (Volker G\u00f6tsche-G\u00f6tze, Gro\u00df Buchwald), mare family 1907. European silver medallist\u00a0fischerWild Wave (Michael Jung\/GER) by Water Dance\/TB-Acobat II (ZG Marks\/Muffels,\u00a0Sommerland), mare family 6879, successful 5*-level competitor Carjatan S (Christoph\u00a0Wahler\/GER) by Clearway-Galant vert\/TB (Carl-Friedrich S\u00f6hrmann, Gro\u00df Buchwald), mare\u00a0family 6788, Casino (Dirk Schrade\/GER) by Casillas-Claudio (Behrend Jacobs, Ostenfeld),\u00a0mare family 1020 and Cartania (Felix Vogg\/SUI) by Cartani-Clinton (G\u00fcnter Koch, Vollerwiek),\u00a0mare family 2895, were also among those scoring valuable points for the ranking. Decorated\u00a0with Olympic gold, London heads the individual ranking of the eventing horses as well.\u00a0Moreover, he has brought his breeder Ocke Riewerts the top position in the breeder\u00a0ranking.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.horsemagazine.com\/thm\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/10\/C-Vier-David-Will.jpg\")
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\nWhile the horses with Holsteiner registration papers had still been on eighth position on the
\nWBFSH jumping studbook ranking in the Covid year of 2020, they climbed to bronze position\u00a0in the 2021 season (up to 30 September 2021), with only the Belgisch Warmbloedpaard\u00a0(BWP) and Selle Fran\u00e7ais (SBSF) collecting more points. The team silver medallist of the\u00a0Riesenbeck Europeans, C Vier (David Will\/GER) by Cardento-Concorde (Wilma Wolters,\u00a0Groningen), mare family 8818, very much contributed to this result, same as Quel Homme\u00a0de Hus (J\u00e9r\u00f4me Gu\u00e9ry\/BEL) by Quidam de Revel-Candillo (Dr. Andreas Kosicki, Berlin), mare\u00a0family 4847, with achievements including an Olympic team bronze medal. In addition to\u00a0that, the recent international top placings achieved by Con Quidam RB (Sanne Thijssen\/NED)\u00a0by Quinar-Cardino (ZG Br\u00f6cking, Borken), mare family 1446, Confu (Laura Kraut\/USA) by\u00a0Contact Me-Cambridge (Kai Gerken, Lasbek), mare family 4705, Cochello (Piergiorgio\u00a0Bucci\/ITA) by Casall-Cartani (Reimer Detlef Hennings, Bendorf), mare family 1298, and\u00a0Bardolina (Maria Deslauriers\/CAN) by Clarimo-Landos (Ute J\u00fcrgensen, Sehestedt), mare\u00a0family 671, have had an impact on the ranking.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.horsemagazine.com\/thm\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/10\/Annabelle-HelenLanghanenburg.jpg\")
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\nEven though the breeding of dressage horses is not one of the Holsteiner Verband core\u00a0competencies, they take a respectable tenth place on the WBFSH ranking, not least because\u00a0of the achievements of Olympic reserve and team European champion Annabelle (Helen\u00a0Langehanenberg\/GER) by Conteur-Linaro (G\u00fcnther Fielmann, Schierensee), mare family 776.
\nA starter for Austria at the Olympics as well as Europeans was Te Quiero SFI (Christian
\nSchumach) by Totilas-Loutano (Hans Reisinger, Wolnzach), mare family 5302. The six horses\u00a0involved in the ranking also include Curiosity (Antonia Ramel\/SWE) by Clinsmann-Carpaccio\u00a0(Kurt Thomsen, Bunsoh), mare family 5964, Coco Chanel H.S. (Alexandra Eiband\/GER) by\u00a0Lorentin I-Lucky Lionell (Heinrich Sommer, Kirchdorf\/Inn), mare family 241, Al Martino\u00a0(Joanne Vaughan\/GEO) by Almoretto-Lorentin I (Witt Pferdezucht GbR, Wellinghusen), mare\u00a0family 2067, as well as Devanto (Tinne Vilhelmson Silfv\u00e9n\/SWE) by De Chirico-Lorentin I\u00a0(Holger Wesselmann, Kellinghusen), mare family 49. Last year, the Holsteiner Verband had\u00a0been on place 13 of the dressage ranking.
\nNow these are the best Holsteiners according to the WBFSH ranking \u2013 and quite a few of
\nthem have started their career at a Holsteiner auction: team European champion JL Dublin,\u00a0the winner of the Olympic test event and team European silver medallist, fischerWild Wave,\u00a0same as Cartania, successful championship contender at 4*-level, had their first big day at\u00a0the Neum\u00fcnster Holstenhalls. Very soon, the 51th stallion grading and elite riding horse\u00a0auction held on 28-30 October is to showcase other bright talents being put through their paces in the arena.<\/p>\n