Chilli Con Carne

Chilly is a perfectionist at the jump. He is always able to use his body with elasticity and takes the viewer by surprise once he jumps. With a close to freaky carefulness, above average scope, he is very consistent in his technique and masters the courses with ease.

His sire Clinton is one of the most talked about stallion from the past decade. He was numerous times a member of the Belgium winning Nations Cup team, finished the Olympic Games Athens 2004 with a fourth place in the individual rankings and also placed second at the CHIO Grand Prix of Aachen, always with Dirk Demeersman in tack.

Chilly’s dam Elcucina, by the powerful jumper thoroughbred stallion Elimcal xx, bred by Nelson Pessoa in Brazil, adds with her family line a phenomenal amount of Hanoverian jumper genetics.

Watzmann, her dam sire produced in the 1970ties international quality Grand Prix jumper as Walzerkönig, Olympic team gold medalist Seoul 1988, ridden by Franke Slootaak or Windus, ridden by Klaus Reinacher during the WEG in Aachen 1986. Watzmann sired his own stallion for the various breeding programs all over the world. His sons and daughters are carrying his positive influence into the sport horse breeding of today.

Chilly’s third generation sire Diskus, is a famous offspring of the Hanoverian D-line. He produced international quality Grand Prix jumpers and one of the outrageous successful jumpers has been Denizen / Tim Grubb, who won innumerable Grand Prix classes in Europe and in the USA.

The fourth generation sire of Chilly’s family line is the thoroughbred stallion Maigraf xx, who appears in the pedigrees of numerous international Grand Prix jumpers, for instance as the third generation sire of the Grand Prix jumper stallion Graf Rossini, who showed phenomenal successful with Mary-Lisa Nicolson Leffler on board in the US and Europe.