Carrico has now become firmly established in upper level, international show jumping after placing in Dortmund, Hagen a.T.W., Chantilly/FRA, Münster, Paderborn and Neumünster under Philipp Weishaupt and Henrik von Eckermann/SWE. Awarded a premium in 2005 in Neumünster, Carrico then took his stallion performance test in Redefin where he won the jumping as well as the dressage index, finishing first overall. In 2008 he won a qualifier at the Bundeschampionat with a 9.5 and in 2009 he placed in the Final for six-year old show jumpers in Warendorf. At the age of just seven, he won his first ribbons in advanced level classes.

Eagerly awaited by many breeders, Coros, the world's best six-year-old jumping stallion, is now entering our breeding program. The valuable bay stallion embodies the ideal of the modern showjumping sire with his entire habitus: brilliant type, correct, elastic and naturally balanced, with ideal leverage and sufficient substance for maximum power development. Absolutely impressive is his jumping sequence, characterized by a lot of impression, perfect bascule, lightning-fast reflexes and terrific sovereignty. Following his licensing in Münster-Handorf, Coros passed his sport test at the same location with a 9.03 as reserve champion. In 2020 he won the Westphalian Championships with Hendrik Dowe and took bronze at the Bundeschampionat for five-year-old show jumpers. In 2021, as a six-year-old, Coros switched to the saddle of Philipp Weishaupt, recorded his first international placings in Chantilly/FRA and Lier/BEL, secured silver - narrowly beaten - at the Bundeschampionat and won gold with dream rounds at the World Championships for six-year-old show jumpers in Lanaken.

Rarely has a young stallion jumped so well and at the same time so focused as Forlee at his licensing in Westphalia, where he was highlighted as the 2nd Reserve Champion. A performance athlete and model for the future, who comes from the ingenious pairing of the stallion of the century For Pleasure with the reigning world champion of young horses Chao Lee. Forlee wins Youngsterclasses and qualifications for Warendorf as a six-year old. Two Olympic team gold medals in Atlanta/USA and in Sydney/AUS, three European Championship team gold medals in Mannheim/GER, Hickstead/GBR and Donaueschingen/GER, single bronze at the European Championships, two gold medals at the German Championships, second place in the World Cup final and in the Riders Tour - and these are only the "Major Results" of his sire For Pleasure, who won a total of more than 1.8 million Euros. Already in 2003, he led the ranking of the world's best jumper sires - and has long been regarded as a breeding evergreen. In 2018, the dam Chao Lee won gold at the Bundeschampionat of five-year old show jumpers under the breeder's daughter Katrin Eckermann with 9.4 in the first and 9.6 in the second round. In 2019 she was again in the Warendorf final after winning series in medium (M*) level show jumping competitions for young horses and medium (M**) level show jumping classes. There Chao Lee had to be satisfied with silver by a few hundredths of a second. The crowning finale of the season was the title win at the World Breeding Jumping Championships for Young Horses in Lanaken, Belgium. This makes Chao Lee by far the most profitable young German show jumper. The dam's sire, Comme il faut, was bred by Ludger Beerbaum and has his Olympic champion Ratina Z as his dam, who can be traced back to the successful Heureka von Ganeff via Ramiro and Almé Z. Under Marcus Ehning Comme il faut belonged to the silver team at the EC 2019 in Rotterdam/NED and finished fifth in the individual classification. Previously he won in Chantilly/FRA, Barcelona/ESP, Hickstead/GBR, Prague/CZE, Vienna/AUT, Madrid/ESP and Brussels/BEL. Comme il faut recommended himself as Vice World Champion Young Jumper in 2010 and Vice Bundeschampion in 2011 for the start of his career. 24 sons of Comme il faut were licensed, including Comme le père, also stationed in Riesenbeck and already successful in international classes for young horses. His sporty offspring conquer the show-jumping scene. The granddam Cobain Z, who was bred highly valuable in Belgium by Chacco-Blue, Kannan and A Lucky One, placed internationally in Hagen and Eschweiler as well as at the Salut-Festival in Aachen under the young rider Philip Terhoeven-Urselmans. She is half-sister to the internationally successful show jumpers Cognac II (by Lord Z), Couleur Royal Z (by Couleur Rubin) and Forever Diamond (by Falaise de Muze). The licensed stallions Galvano, Luciano, Marschall/Karin Rehbein (int. GP), White Foot/Michael Klimke (GP), World Magic/Ulla Salzgeber (int. GP) Brando, Jaguar, and Skyscraper v.d. Derkes also come from this line. As well as the show jumpers Ciebelle Asborne Z, Uraziano v.d. Derkes, Fernhill Trojan Dust, Graziana v.d. Derkes, Quadriana v.d. Derkes, Waitress v.d. Derkes, Cleopatra v.d. Derkes, Chippie Dip Z, Chippendale Z Heffner and Haziana.

Mumbai van de Moerhoeve is the perfect example for the highly successful, due to uncompromising selection for performance, Belgian jumping horse breeding. Not only does he have Diamant de Semilly, Nabab de Rêve, Chin Chin and Quidam de Revel, the best sires ever in direct lineage on his father’s side but also the highly successful mares of his mother’s line. Mumbai van de Moerhoeve was formed slowly and competed as a six-year-old under Nick Vrins/BEL in the international Youngster tours of Valkenswaard/NED and Bondheiden/BEL. He was also placed sixth in the overall ranking of the prestigious Hengstcompetitie series in the Netherlands. When he was 7 years old he competed with Christian Kukuk, won up to S** classes and absolved really good the worldchampionships in Lanaken 2019. Mumai was individual fourth at European Championship in Riesenbeck 2021, winnter of Global Champions Tour in Rome 2022 and also winner with the team Bergin Eagles of the Global Champions Leage in Riadh october 2022. The mother, Ishgl du Muze won the international Youngster tour of Bondheiden/BEL with Joe Clee/GBR. She also produced the licensed Opium JW van den Moerhoeve (by Kannan) who achieved several victories in the Hengstcompetitie series. The Grandmother, Eureka van’t Roosakker also known as VDL Groep Eureka, was victorious in Lausanne/SUI, London/GBR, Paris/FRA, Gothenburg/SWE and Barcelona/ESP under her rider Maikel van der Vleuten/NED. She also produced Jeleena de Muze/Lauren Tisbo/USA who placed at the World Jumping Breeding Championships for Young horses and also reached placings up to CSI5* competitions as well as also internationally placed Imposante de Muze, Canavaro de Muze and Valdes un Prince. The Great-Grandmother, Beauty-Belle van’t Roosakker, was placed among others at the CSI4* in Munich with Tobias Meyer. Her daughter Fa-Belle van’t Roosakker (by Casper) is internationally successful with her rider Cindy van der Straten/BEL.