CARTHAGO CHICAGO ANCESTRY
Sire - Silvester
Carthago Chicago’s sire Silvester, is one of the most successful and consistent breeding stallions.
Silvester is a son of the leading jumping sire Carthago. Carthago was successful in many international competitions, including the Olympic Games of 1996 and 2000.
He won the Nations Cup three times and many Grand Prix. More details on Silvester’s page.
Dam - Call Girl
Call Girl by Broadstone Chicago
Outstanding brood mare with exceptional BEF Futurity results; Four Elites ( 3 showjumping and 1 eventing) Eight Higher Firsts with an average score of 8.86
Grand dam - Daytona
The outstanding champion show horse ridden by Jo Bates with wins at RIHS, AHS and BSH Championships.
Great grand sire - Demonstrator
Demonstrator was ranked No.1 Dressage Sire on the British Horse Database rankings for 2000, 2001, 2002. He was also the 1999 Horse & Hound leading sire of Dressage Horses and was voted “Dressage Horse of the Year” by Dressage Magazine.
Demonstrator is one of Great Britain’s leading sires of proven competition horses in all disciplines. His offspring are a guarantor for type & movement desired worldwide. Demonstrator was described by top German grading judges as “a perfectly balanced horse with beautiful elastic movement, brilliant jumping technique and ability”. This combined with impeccable jumping bloodlines, excellent trainability and temperament which he passes onto his stock, have made him one of the most influential sires of performance horses standing in Britain today.
He has sired numerous Grand Prix dressage horses, Grade a show jumpers and advanced event horses
Carthago Chicago
The 16.2hh Carthago Chicago is athletic, elastic, light on his feet and full of presence, with the trainable and kind Silvester temperament.He brings exceptional bloodlines to British breeding.
His sire Silvester, is one of the most successful and consistent breeding stallions. Silvester is a son of the leading jumping sire Carthago. Carthago was successful in many International competitions, including the Olympic Games of 1996 and 2000. He won the Nations Cup three times and many Grand Prix.
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