Ciamant

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About - Blessed with beauty and impressive power, Ciamant first distinguished himself through outstanding athletic achievements. His successes in young horse show jumping classes, earning scores of up to 8.5, include a victory in the qualifier at the Oldenburg State Tournament in Rastede, although as a Zangersheide stallion he was not eligible to compete in the final. At the Deister Championship, Ciamant further impressed by delivering a double-clear roundunder the saddle of Koji Harada.

Sire -  His sire Catoki is Philip Weishaput's World Cup horse, winning the Bordeaux leg of the series in February 2011. He was reserve Bundeschampion in 2003, Weser-Ems state champion and won the GP of Rastede in 2006. He has since been passed to young Danish rider Emil Hallundbaek, who piloted him to 5th at the FEI European Junior Championships 2015 and placed many times at 1.50m, a testament to his rideability and talent. Catoki has several offspring jumping at grand prix, including the licensed son Carrico. Catoki's sire Cambridge was also the sire of the Chambertin, who in turn sired the much-praised, but now deceased, Chacco-Blue.

Damline - Ciamant dam Erenice Horta competed in the 2013 World Cup Final under Edwina Tops-Alexander. Her daughter Irenice Horta (by Vigo d’Arsouilles) went on to place seventh individually at the 2018 World Equestrian Games in Tryon with Lorenza de Luca. The mare line continues to excel at the highest level, with five descendants of Irenice Horta achieving international success, including H5 Origi Horta (by Kasanova de la Pomme, 1.60 m) with Carlos Hank Guerreiro and Morris Horta (by Eldorado van de Zeshoek, 1.60 m) with Martien van der Hoeven.

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