His sire is Batial and his dam He-Xila, by Xaquiro, considered one of the most influential Lusitano stallions.
Rubi AR is the most successful Lusitano stallion available today. After an international career, he is dedicated to breeding where he is proving to be as successful as he is on the field. I
he is ranked 27th in the 2020 WBFSH dressage stallion rankings, the highest rank ever achieved by a Lusitano stallion. He is recommended by the APSL who awarded him 5* for dressage.
His sire Batial had reached the 51st class of the ranking in 2012 thanks to Rubi's remarkable performances.
| BATIAL CDA, LUS | TROVAO CDA, LUS | VIDAGO FSA, LUS |
| IORQUINA CDA, LUS | ||
| LISONJA CDA, LUS | SALTILHO APC, LUS | |
| ZORRA II APC, LUS | ||
| HE XILA AR, LUS | XAQUIRO CIP, LUS | QUIETO CIP, LUS |
| QUIETA CIP, LUS | ||
| TROVA CDA, LUS | VIDAGO FSA, LUS | |
| NAHARA CDA, LUS |
Rubi AR has 19 international wins to his credit. This includes three championships: the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Kentucky and two European championships in Rotterdam in 2011 and Herning in 2013.
Rubi AR competed at the 2012 Olympic Games where he reached 16th place individually, scoring 77% in RLM and 74% in Grand Prix.
Best ranking: 19th in the FEI World Dressage ranking
.Best scores:
- Grand Prix: 73.660% at the 2012 Sunshine Tour
- Grand Prix Special: 74.222% at the London Olympics
- Grand Prix RLM: 78,150% at the CDI 3* in Vilamoura in 2012
Rubi AR passes on size, beauty and function. His impeccable character and good rideability under saddle are reflected in his offspring.
Rubi AR is one of the most successful Lusitano stallions today, with many sons and daughters performing with scores of up to 86% in FEI dressage tests.
Two of his sons are even selected for the 2021 Olympics: Beirao AR and Coroado AR. Tineo, another of his sons, is also competing at the highest level.
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