Conchezz

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About - Conchezz is an extremely powerful and big-framed son of Colestus who jumps with a particularly forceful push off. He was celebrated as the champion stallion at the Holsteiner Stallion Grading. “Conchezz presented himself as a super modern jumping horse with big proportions, loads of ability, striking presence and quick reactions. A Holsteiner jumping horse for the sport“, breeding director Stephan Haarhoff said about the celebrated champion stallion and crowd favourite. 

Sire - His sire Colestus is well recognised for his athletic ability coupled with great breeding capacity. At Ludger Beerbaum’s stable, Colestus was an unparalleled jumping talent from day one, jumping at 1.60m level at a young age. As an eight-year-old, under Marco Kutscher and Ludger Beerbaum, he jumped several prizes at CSI5* level and later, under Christian Kukuk, Colestus also achieved sensational results at the highest level. Colestus has already produced several famous show jumpers, the most famous of which is probably Kent Farrington’s Greya. Under Farrington, Greya won the Rolex Grand Prix of La Baule in 2024 and the mare is among the greatest talents of her generation. Chuck Marienshof Z was also particularly successful last year; under Lars Kersten’s saddle, he jumped clear in several Nations Cups and was crowned EEF Horse of the Year. A jumping phenomenon by Colestus is also the Katharina Rhomberg-ridden Colestus Cambrigde, who competed in the Olympics in Paris at the age of only nine. Nayel Nassar’s Jiminy Cricket and Christian Ahlmann’s Classic Dream also jumped impressive win sums.

Damline - Conchezz’ dam Vinka is a representative of mare family 6688, a dam line bred over generations by the Mohr family of Neuendorf. Vinka has already produced a premium stallion by Diarado, Delta One, born in 2018, licensed in Holstein and now a Moritzburg state stallion. The poffspring of Conchezz’ granddam includes several international sport horses: Coral Reef Loretto Classic by Limbus (1.60m), Crystal by Carentan (1.60m), Marshmello (1.45m) and Lucky You (CCI3*). His fourth dam is also dam to none other than Farmer, Franke Sloothaak’s (NED) mount at the Los Angeles Olympics, where the combinatiom took team bronze.

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