LACOSTE AR
Bay, LUS, 9 years old, 164 cm
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Lacoste AR is a son of Cajabel AR (Jacare II CDA) and Corajem AR (Rubi AR).
His maternal grandsire Rubi AR is the most successful Lusitano horse in the history of dressage and the one whose offspring have the most results in international dressage. Two of his offspring were selected to take part in the Tokyo Olympic Games. Rubi AR took part in the 2012 London Olympic Games, finishing 16th with a score of 74% in the Grand Prix Special and 77% in Freestyle. He also took part in the World Equestrian Games in Lexington in 2010, the European Championships in Rotterdam in 2011 and Herning in 2013. In 2019, Rubi AR is ranked 31st in the WBFSH ranking, ahead of renowned stallions such as Negro, Ferro, Lord Leatherdale, Desperados...
| CAJABEL AR, LUS | JACARE II CDA, LUS | CASTO CDA, LUS |
| XOUPA CDA, LUS | ||
| PERFUMADA II AR, LUS | FRIZUCO CDA, LUS | |
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| CORAJEM AR, LUS | RUBI AR, LUS | BATIAL CDA, LUS |
| HE XILA AR, LUS | ||
| RUELA AR, LUS | ESTOIRO JBF, LUS | |
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At just 8 years old, Lacoste AR already boasts an impressive track record: European MCI level 3 champion in 2022; European MCI runner-up in 2021, with 91.50%, i.e. the best score ever given in MCI in 25 years old. In 2021, he is 15th in the SHF (Société Hippique Française) Top 100 dressage horses and the only Iberian horse!
.In 2023, he wins and ranks in his first Pro 2 and Pro 3 competitions, and prepares the Pro 1s for 2024.
Lacoste AR is approved in March 2022 and punctuated at 69.51 points.
2022 will be the first year of breeding for Lacoste AR.
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