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Regaro (Regazzoni  - Figaro - Vollkorn xx) was born in 2000, stands 17.0 hands, and has a natural cadence that is to die for! This dark bay beauty is sizeable enough for a taller rider, yet his sensitivity make him suitable for a smaller rider as well. He is branded and registered Oldenburg and has recently been imported from Germany. He is straight forward to ride, light from the leg, and pleasant in the bridle even at this tender age of four! Regaro's gaits are impressive, and he is very well balanced. His lovely neck and near perfect conformation will surely catch the eye of all discerning horse enthusiasts. Don't miss out on this rising star, he'll be glowing in the show ring for sure.

 

 Dial 239-340-9911 for Irene or e-mail: HW@swfla.rr.com for more information.

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The single Thumbnail above is showing Regazzoni the father of the wonderful gelding Regaro. Regaro (Regazzoni - Figaro - Vollkorn xx) was born in 2000 and will be your future dressage star. He is branded and papered Oldenburg and still with his breeder in Germany. He stands close to 17 hands and will fit the taller person as well as the medium size rider. He is easy to ride and has a feeling for tact and rhythm. He is dark bay and very nice to handle. His gaits are impressive and he has already a lot of balance for his age and he is just some weeks under saddle. Don't miss out this one, he'll be the star in the dressage ring for sure. 

This horse is real fun to ride, you'll be impressed!

He is a son of the famous Regazzoni (Rubinstein line) who was recently imported to the USA, he is of outstanding quality, see more information about him on our stallion site. Rubinstein usually doesn't need an introduction, but you are welcome to read a whole story about him.

On the mother line, he is by the Oldenburg Foundation stallion "Figaro". The legendary Oldenburg foundation sire Figaro passed away on May 24, 2000. This is a tragic loss for the Oldenburger verband which lost two of its best stallions, Figaro and Rubinstein I, within two weeks.

Oldenburg connoisseur and chief editor of the Oldenburger Sportpferd magazine Jan Toenjes explains:

"Figaro was a lifetime legend in the Oldenburg breed. The last "purebred" Oldenburg was sired by the Anglo-Norman Futuro (by Furioso xx). Figaro's dam Veilchenate by Goerz was one of the last mares of the old coach horse type to be used for breeding in the early 1970s. The chestnut, born in 1972, was awarded with the "Oldenburg champion stallion" title in 1976. He sired Grand Prix competition horses for both show jumping (Figaro's Boy/Ludger Beerbaum) and Flower/John Whitaker) and dressage (Aleppo (Argentinus x Figaro) and Rainier (Ronaldo x Figaro).

Figaro sired multiple Bundeschampionate winners like Figaro's Lady (later sold at the Vechta auction for DM 100.000 - which was a spectacular price in the early 80s) or Frauenfreund - a promising Grand Prix mount that accidentally died. His son Formidable (Figaro x

Inschallah) ridden by Markus Gribbe of Wasserburg/Inn was the only horse to beat Anthony FRH as a 5-year-old at the Bundeschampionate in Munich in the first qualification. Waldelefe (Figaro x Tin Rocco) made it to the Nurnberger Burgpokal finals 1999 ridden by Hiltrud Mohrmann. Figaro was only approved for the Oldenburg Verband - in the past years he was in the lead in the "old sires" section of the FN breed statistics. Figaro had to be put down because of his age, he sired 5 approved sons and 228 registered Oldenburg broodmares of which 46 received the state premium title.

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last update : 10/04/23 04:33 PM

 

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