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1992 Holsteiner
Grey – 16.3h/1.70m
Owner: Barbara Ellison
Breeder: Herman Ehling
Registration: #211102 1182 92
Stem: 1333 Stud Fee: $1,800 USD, Booking: $350 USD
Semen: Cooled/Frozen |
A Regal, Peerless Performer
With his regal presence and keen focus, Lavita is a peerless performer who
has consistently placed in the top five of all Grand Prix’ shown,
including first at the Saint Regis International and third at the Memorial
Day Classic. Scoring “9” for type, Lavita offers great diversity
in offspring. His foals are elegant, beautiful movers and performers.
Lavita loves the arena, and loves to win. |
Grand Prix Superstar
1st: Oaks Blenheim International Grand Prix, ‘02
1st: Menlo Charity Horse Show Grand Prix, ‘01
1st: Thunderbird Showpark Classic Grand Prix, ‘00
2nd: Pebble Beach Equestrian Classic I Grand Prix, ‘01
3rd: Pebble Beach Equestrian Classic II Grand Prix, ‘01
3rd: Memorial Day Classic Grand Prix, ‘02
3rd: Portola Valley Classic Grand Prix, ‘01
3rd: Kern County Fair Grand Prix, ‘01 |
Brilliant Offspring
Lavita offers great diversity in his offspring, and his foals are
elegant movers and stunning performers. Look for Landa, a 1998 premium
foal and winner of the 1999 Riverson Memorial Trophy; 1999 Merit
filly Odamuray; 2002 Premium yearling, Linksman; 2002 Premium filly,
Loden; 2000 Merit colts Lenali and Legacy, 2002 Premium yearling
Risque Royal; and 2003 Merit foal, Travita. |
The Legacy of Capitol I
Lavita’s talent, in part, is a credit to grandsire Capitol I, whose offspring
earned over 2.5 million Euro throughout Europe, Australia and the United
States. Capitol I passes on to his offspring exceptional jumping traits,
enormous ability and an uncomplicated willingness to perform.
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Grandson of Landgraf I
Lavita’s grandsire, Landgraf I, is known for his exceptional
temperament and fine movement. One of Ladykiller’s first sons, Landgraf
I has sired offspring with winnings close to $7 million in show jumping,
including: Freestyle (formerly Lalique), winner of the Aachen Grand
Prix, and Libero, five-time winner of the Dutch National Title and
the 1994 Volvo World Cup Final. |
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