Action Man ASK Z

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About - Awarded as a premium stallion in 2017 Action Man Z, went on to impress the judges again in his performance test and was awarded a 9 for rideability from the test rider. He was second overall in his 35 day test earning 843.5 points. He has sired three licensed stallions and is internationally successful under Danish rider Søren Møller Rohde. He was the winner of the Danish 6-year-old show jumpers qualification and he competed in the Young Horse World Championship finals at Zangersheide in 2019. 

Sire - Sire Action Breaker is one of the best show jumping stallions worldwide. He was Belgian champion as a 4-year-old before being sold to Spain. He competed at both the 2010 and 2014 World Equestrian Games with Sergio Alvares Moya for Spain, and finished third in the prestigious Aachen grand prix. He has numerous top-10 grand prix results to his name and has jumped on many Nations Cup teams - winning at Barcelona 2012 - and on the Longines Global Champions Tour, placing second at the LGCT Cannes CSI5*. Full brother Quasimodo vd Molendreef is the sire of Olympic team gold medallist and Rolex Grand Slam holder Hello Sanctos. Sire Heartbreaker, by the great Nimmerdor (dam sire of Olympic gold medallist Big Star), is a proven progenitor of international quality horses, including Toulon, Urmina, Twister, Romanov II and Beluga.

Damline - Action Man's dam Camilla Z as a 6-years-old was successful in competition achieving placings and victories up to 130cm. His great-grandmother Larthago was an international top sport horse herself up to 4* Grand Prix and after that she gave birth to Dimitri Z and the much sought-after stallion Harley VDL who has been winning Grand Prix's up to 5*, Soren Z by Sandro Boy who made his debut in 160cm Grand Prix and World Cup being only 9 years old. She is also the dam of the approved stallions Cevin Z and Casago Z, who was sold to the Italian member of the national team, Piergiorgio Bucci, in 2016. Camilla Z's sire Calvados Z very sadly died way too early in 2010, only 9-years-old and a few hours after having done a clear round in the 5* Grand Prix in Oslo. On the day before he only had one rail down in his first World Cup under Christian Ahlmann.
Before that Calvados Z had shown potential for being one of the most successful sport horses in the world, amongst other things he had won the Pforzheim Grand Prix and had several placings in other Grand Prix's. As a 5-years-old Calvados Z won the World Championship for young horses at Zangersheide.

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