HTAG OLIVER, 6-year-old, 6m 26 PFS stallion.
Sire JADE OLIVER (WB): 1m 30 Welsh B stallion by NEWMAN DE RAVIGNAN Welsh Pony and LOVELY JIKA Welsh Pony. Labelled France dressage and multi medallist at the French dressage championship (even in Amateur AS minime in front of horses). Jade was small in size but big in versatility and record of achievements, a real high level horse in miniature! IPD 126 (0.84) in 2013 and BDR +7 (0.52). HTag is his only stallion son and there are 50% indexed products in the rest of his production.
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Dam: Quaty de Loisel (PFS): not operated in sport. She has 50% of her offspring indexed, including Ventraterre Rislois, IPO 123 - Vice Champion of France 6 years old B CSO.
| JADE OLIVER, WB | NEWMAN DE RAVIGNAN, WB | GEORGIAN MYSTRAL, WB |
| BRECCLES MISS ALICE, WB | ||
| LOVELY JIKA, WB | EPONA GANT BLANC, WB | |
| EPONA CHERRYDAY, WB | ||
| QUATY DE LOISEL, PFS | KLINDOEIL DU VERGER, PFS | SENATEUR FOX DEN, WB |
| UNE PERLE D'OR, PO | ||
| FRIDA DE LOISEL, PFS | KIWI ELVEY, WB | |
| QUATY DE LANGERS, PO |
HTag Oliver was a finalist at 4 and 5 years old in pony dressage with 100% 1st premium and double excellent mentions at the finals. At the same time as 6 years old dressage, he started his career in amateur 3 (+65% on his 2 1st repeats and a victory). IPD 108, not very representative because few starters on the tests.
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He also performs over jumps: finalist in CSO 4 years old C and ran some CSO 5 years old C. He is also starting in CSO p3/p2 with a child. IPO 110.
Htag Oliver began his breeding career last year. We look forward to his first 3 offspring in 2023.
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