DSP Cashmoaker

His sire Calido I gave prove of his own sportive qualities as striking winner of the jumping index at his stallion performance test in Adelheidsdorf in 1994 as well as with numerous wins in tests for young show jumpers and by participating successfully twice in the Bundeschampionat. Calido I is the most influential son of the famous Cantus from the breeding point of view. He produced top horses in series, over 70 licensed sons, countless state premium mares and more than 270 advanced (S) level show jumpers. All Cashmoaker's full siblings were championship foals. His full sister Cherry Pie is currently highly successful in advanced (S) level show jumping.

The full sister of the dam, State Premium mare Louisiana, placed several times with the best in advanced (S) level show jumping classes under the breeder's son Hauke Timmreck. The dam's sire Lafitte, bred in Bavaria, began his breeding career in Oldenburg but was later stationed for many years at the Brandenburg State Stud in Neustadt/Dosse where he also competed in show jumping, winning advanced (S) level tests. One of his licensed sons, Lalique, won the 2003 Brandenburg main licensing. The granddam Lagune produced quite a few jumpers, e.g. by Lafitte, Azarro and Continue, that won ribbons up to advanced (S) level. Lear, a chestnut stallion found in the third generation, sired mostly show jumpers, among which were also his two licensed sons, Leduc (private stallion Saxony-Anhalt) and his full brother Luchs (State Stud Redefin) who, just like Cashmoaker, can be assigned to the line of Teichrose (by Packeis) that is at home in Saxony-Anhalt. The great granddam Koralle is the dam of two internationally successful show jumpers, La Coquette/Lars Nieberg and Rulanda, with whom Imke Harms became the 2005 German Champion in the class for women. The significant gray stallion Kolibri, bred in Mecklenburg, who rounds the pedigree off, is sort of a symbol for horse breeding in Saxony-Anhalt. Kolibri earned a reputation as a first class jumper-maker.