Cockney Cracker has outstanding gaits, with scope, very good activity and suppleness. He's a very well-oriented stallion, easily bequeathing his very good forehand and well-grafted neck.
He will cross very well with bony, stiff-backed mares who lack suppleness, balance and locomotion.
Cockney Cracker is a son of FS Cracker Jack, who progressed to L** level, grandson of FS Champion de Luxe, "the legend", sire of over 100 approved stallion sons and as many award-winning daughters, and out of Dornik B, 8-time European dressage champion.
Cockney Cracker's dam, Delight, is also the dam of approved stallion Kastanienhof Kentaur. She is a daughter of FS Don't Worry, who toured as far as St Georges, alongside horses, and became a true breed leader in the world.
| FS CRACKER JACK, OEP | FS CHAMPION DE LUXE, DRPON | FS COCKY DUNDEE, DRPON |
| FS GOLDEN FLEUR, DRPON | ||
| FS DO IT, DRPON | DORNIK B, DRPON | |
| FS GOLDEN SUNLIGHT, DRPON | ||
| DELIGHT, DRPON | FS DON'T WORRY, DRPON | FS DACAPO DORO, DRPON |
| FS GOLDEN SUNLIGHT, DRPON | ||
| NONTESSE, DRPON | NILS, DRPON | |
| , |
Champion of his licensing in 2012
Obtained a score of 8.39 in his stallion test under saddle
Oldenburg champion in 2019
Winner and classified in CDIP
European team champion in 2021
Cockney Cracker is the sire of over 25 approved stallion sons, including 2 licensing champions, 7 award-winning daughters, 2 Bundeschampionnat bronze medalists.
In France, he is the sire of Kracker le Courtal, French vice-champion of PFS male foals in 2020, PFS Dressage Label Champion at 2 and 3 years old, and the only 100% dressage pony to have been PFS approved as part of the breeding program.
Kastanienhof Crimson Gold, one of his sons, is an International dressage winner.
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