Stamm 776 is particularly renowned in the breeding community, widely accepted as being #1 worldwide for production of sporthorses. In her immediate mareline alone, there are no less than 14 horses that have shown at 1.30 m or higher. It is known most especially for the rideability and work ethic it imbues into its offspring; qualities which Ulrike both possesses and passes on to her progeny.

Sire Cathalido (Calido I/Carthago) is a gorgeous boy that jumped to 1.60 m in Europe and continued competing in the open jumpers after importation into the US. He is said to add a lovely, more modern type and easy, amateur friendly brains on his offspring and be particularly valuable as a broodmare sire. This makes sense, as Carthago comes through Cathalido’s dam and is particularly renowned as a broodmare sire. In terms of genetics, this means Cathalido (and Ulrike) could have inherited the same sex-gene “X” that Carthago passed on to his daughter! At his performance test, Carthago earned a 9.5 for free jumping and a 10 for jumping talent. He then competed successfully to 1.60 m. He is ranked #24 on the German FN by the Jumping TSP (performance of his offspring in sport) Index with 149 points and a 98% certainty, and #71 on the WBFSH list for Show Jumping Sires.

Damsire Calido I is Cantus/Coriander/Roman which means he carries and interesting doubling of the Holsteiner Roman, who was a cross between an Anglo-Arabian and an old-type Holsteiner mare. Calido I had this utterly gorgeous canter/gallop, rhythmic, rounded, and he jumped smoothly and effortlessly like it was just another stride of his canter. For Ulrike, the doubling of Calido I has brought with it that gorgeous topline, presence, and canter/gallop that Calido I had. She also passes these qualities on prepotently to her offspring. Calido I is #70 on the WBFSH Show Jumping Sires ranking, and #28 on the HorseTelex Jumper Sires ranking. He is the sire of the very interesting Coupe de Coeur, who jumped to 1.60 m and earned over 550,000 euros in a variety of Nations Cups, World Cups, and Grand Prixs!

Corrado I scored 10s for his free jumping and jumping ability / training at his performance test, along with an 8 for rideability. He ended with a jumping score of 137, the highest of his year and finished 3rd overall. He went on to jump 1.60 m with a great deal of success including winning two World Cup Qualifiers and the German Championship of 1994. His success as a sire is no less than this, with his son Clinton placing fourth at the Olympics in Athens. Clinton ranks #25 on the 2017 WBFSH Jumper Sires Ranking and, in turn, has gone on to sire Cornet Obolensky, who is at #4 on the same WBFSH list. Corrado I is also a great broodmare sire; his legacy of excellence lives on through his daughters, who have sired stallions including Diarado, Quirado, and Cachas.