Tiebreaker

Champion stallion and model athlete

Tiebreaker is the radiant winner of the Mecklenburg licensing days 2022. The athlete bred strictly for performance not only shone with impressive jumping values, he also presents himself as a convincing overall package with real stallion qualities such as habitus and gait potential.
His sire Taloubet Z genetically combines the best of France and Westphalia via Galoubet A and Polydor. Under Christian Ahlmann he was one of the most successful horses in the world for years. His record of success includes the World Cup Final victory in Leipzig in 2011, team bronze and ninth place in the individual classification at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro (2016) and hardly countable victories in Grand Prix. As a breeding stallion, he sired only a few offspring in his first years, but several of them reached the 1.60 level, such as the Olympian Taloubetdarco K Z (Toshiki Masui (JPN)).
The dam Kissbreaker is sired by none other than Heartbreaker, fourth in the Grand Prix of Aachen with Peter Geerink (NL). As a jumping sire of world importance, he is considered to have a special genius, especially in his role as dam's sire. The pedigree continues with Jus de Pomme, Ulrich Kirchhoff's double Olympic Champion in Atlanta (1996), and the Westphalian Ramiro son Romeo. Tiebreaker's dam is sister to five internationally successful show jumpers. Her licensed full brother Faldiano has developed impressively in the late autumn of his 2022 career. Under Jens Vandenberk (BEL) he won silver in the 1.60m Grand Prix in Lier and bronze in the contested Sires of the World. With Goldbreaker another licensed full brother is placed up to 1.50m level (Amanda Derbyshire (GBR)). The half-brothers Elano (by Lux / 1.50m-placed) and Indigo (by Indoctro / 1.55m-placed) are further proof of the hereditary reliability of this mare line. Three championship participants also belong to the direct relationship. V de Pomme, full brother to Terminator's granddam, jumped the WEG in Lexington (2010) under Fernando Martinez Zuviria (ARG). Eight years earlier, O de Pomme won team bronze at the WEG in Jerez de Frontera with Stanny van Paesschen (BEL), and the World Cup course in Tryon (2018) featured QH Baloudarc LF under Marcelo Chirico Ferreira (URY).