Chaman

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About - Chaman is an international superstar who not only jumped 1.60m with Ludger Beerbaum but also has had a successful breeding career. He is a powerful, careful stallion with outstanding rideability; at a stallion show in 2015, he jumped easily round a 1.50m course with a 12-year-old girl in the saddle.

Performance - Chaman was initially successful in international competitions with Luciana Diniz and Sören von Rönne, but his big breakthrough came in 2010 when Ludger Beerbaum took over the ride. In their seven seasons together, they have won grands prix and World Cup qualifiers all over the globe, jumped on Nations Cup teams, and in 2012 Chaman was the top-earning showjumpier that year. His career prize money top €700,000, and his top wins include the Stuttgart Masters, and the grands prix of Lyon, Lausanne, and Ebreichsdorf, and multiple victories on the Global Champions Tour.

Sire - Sire Baloubet du Rouet needs no introduction; Olympic gold medallist, twice World silver medallist, and three-time World Cup final winner, he has been one of the most successful jumping stallions in history. His offspring include Bubalu VDL, Taloubet, Palloubet D Hallong, Diablesse de Muze, and Balou Du Rouet. 

Damline - Damsire I Love You won the World Cup final in 1983 and was second the following year. He also won grands prix across North America including Toronto, Washington and Calgary. I Love You's dam Elyria produced five licensed sons and is also the dam of Nighty Fontaine, the dam of successful stallions Alligator Fontaine and Frascator Mail. In the third generation of his pedigree is theThoroughbred stallion, Lucky Boy xx. This line is also the origin of the licensed dressage stallion and European bronze medallist Watermill Scandic, the jumping stallion Luidam, and the internationally successful show jumpers, Uline and Van Itram.

Progeny - Chaman's first foals didn't arrived until 2014, due to his sporting career taking priority. He has several progeny that are successfully competing in 1.40m classes and higher. His foals present as long-legged, with a more modern, blood type than their sire. His first sons were presented for licensing in 2017, he currently has five licensed sons.

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